Which Roses are Blooming Today | Rose Tour

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  • Опубликовано: 6 май 2023
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    Touring the garden to see which roses are currently blooming today.
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  • @rgw5830
    @rgw5830 Год назад +2

    I'm in Sydney, Australia and you'll be surprised what will grow down South, especially with your accumulated knowledge and experience. When you know better you do better. My favourite is Claire Austen. I pick them in the morning (watch Spencer 1508 Episode #29 Spring at Althorp, (just 7 minutes) where the gardener explains gardening at a new level - Diana's home and where is buried.) and I make a sweet arrangement with lavender. You can imagine the scent, subtle and feminine.
    Don't leave your babies behind !

  • @tinaknutsen
    @tinaknutsen 5 месяцев назад

    Your RUclips name suits you all😊I am drooling! My husband built me a beautiful greenhouse 3 years prior to us moving so he could be closer to his job. We moved 3 big U-Haul loads of plants, statues and 2 huge fountains, plus garden supplies. I miss my greenhouse. So 3 years ago my husband ordered me a fancy greenhouse. It is still sitting on 4 pallets due to city and health department codes. Health department requires a 2nd drain field here if yours is 25 years or older. We had a few bids and the cheapest was $32,000. Which is double what we paid for the greenhouse kit. That doesn’t include all the fees we had to pay in advance for application fees to the city and then to the health department which one of the applications is only good for 90 days and the other for 1 year if it expires before you get the drain field in you have to pay again and go through the application process all over again.
    My comment is for those considering a greenhouse bigger than YOUR city codes to do your research. I am heartbroken of all the money we put into this and my greenhouse still on pallets after 3 years 🥲

  • @gardeningbyheart4912
    @gardeningbyheart4912 Год назад +10

    Definitely don't leave Gertrude or any of the others that are discontinued. Keep those for you.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      Will definitely have to take a look if any we have are discontinued. I forget about that. Thank you! 🙏💐💚

    • @veronicabelmontez9194
      @veronicabelmontez9194 Год назад

      Discontinued? I have the 2023 David Austin catalog and Gertrude Jekyll is available for purchase.

  • @tammydugle1116
    @tammydugle1116 Год назад +3

    Your hair looked so pretty !

  • @NJCALI
    @NJCALI Год назад +2

    Beautiful love the rose tour thank for sharing 😊🌱

  • @janicemurphy4373
    @janicemurphy4373 Год назад +3

    Angie you are such a beautiful woman and wow your hair so gorgeous and your roses 🌹 are gorgeous too!!!

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      Thank you so much you are to kind. The roses got me smiling non stop right now! Have a lovely evening. 😃🙏💐💚

  • @hannahadlergontard7057
    @hannahadlergontard7057 10 месяцев назад

    I love your garden and really apreciate yous advices! Thank you so much!

  • @Kathysart
    @Kathysart Год назад

    Thank you! I love it!
    🍃🌸🍃

  • @crystalcresie5333
    @crystalcresie5333 Год назад

    Wow, there are so many buds. Beautiful roses.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      It’s a happy day out in the garden looking at who’s blooming. Have a lovely day! 😃🙏💐💚

  • @rosereal2319
    @rosereal2319 Год назад

    Wow your roses are beautiful and healthy.

  • @fishermann1102
    @fishermann1102 Год назад

    Beautiful roses you got there. Thank you.

  • @pamelabroeker
    @pamelabroeker Год назад

    Please don’t leave your roses behind. They are so much a part of you and your videos and seem like members of your family. You take such pleasure from them and by extension, we do as well. The next person who lives there might not appreciate what you are leaving behind, or have the skills to continue caring for the roses and helping them thrive. It would be sad if they were neglected. I imagine you will figure out how to get your Gertrude todo well in Texas.

  • @indie8189
    @indie8189 Год назад

    My second year Gertrude has hundreds of flowers. They like to be watered every other day and fed liquid food once a week.

  • @ROlson-dx2jc
    @ROlson-dx2jc Год назад +1

    Take Gertrude Jeckyl, she will never get the care you two give her and roses are tough, she'll have a hard time at first but be patient and she'll adapt. All roses slow down in hot weather. She'll be your early spring bloomer. Thanks for sharing all your advice 😊

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +1

      So very true I think we would appreciate Gertrudes early spring blooms very much in Texas. 🙏💐💚

  • @Rmarsavis327
    @Rmarsavis327 Год назад +1

    I love all your roses. I have a teasing Georgia but still a baby.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +1

      Thank you! That Baby Teasing Georgia won’t stay a baby for long get ready! 😃🙏💐💚

  • @anitabrown2022
    @anitabrown2022 Год назад

    Ty! for sharing, I live in SE Texas zone 9 I grow roses, love them, have to really work constantly on them, humidity really bad here, we have black spots, yellowing, thrips/aphids you name it we got it😊 lots of prevention going on, but cannot deny my garden beds not to have roses, I grow all types and been adding drift roses they love the heat.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +1

      That’s wonderful! It’s a labor of love and so worth it. Every place has its challenges for sure. I love your way of thinking if you love it there’s a way hard work but a huge reward enjoying what you love. 😃🙏💐💚

    • @anitabrown2022
      @anitabrown2022 Год назад

      @@GardenObsessions Ty! Have a good day 🌺🍃

  • @phxgidget
    @phxgidget Год назад +1

    Here in Phoenix Az my roses are doing just fine. I bought a bare root rose from Costco about 2 or 3 yrs ago. I thought I was in zone 13 but when I just looked it up it says zone 9 & 10. 😮

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +1

      That’s awesome! 😃 We lived in Yuma for a while and I used to love to head to Phoenix it was so pretty. I think it’s amazing growing roses their and even seen some grow hydrangea. 😃🙏💐💚

  • @CP80416
    @CP80416 Год назад +1

    I got my first roses this month for Mother’s Day and the deer ate all the buds off my Olivia and Desdemona (Virginia). They are listed as rebloomers so I hope I get more blooms this year.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      Wonderful Mother’s Day gifts! They will bloom for you again. Sorry about the deer eating your rose buds. We hear how much damage they can cause. There are some around here but never get close to homes. You will definitely get to see them in bloom enjoy! 🙏💐💚

    • @lonnie4827
      @lonnie4827 Год назад

      Hi, Central MD checking in. I remember one summer, the deer came and ate all the flowers and buds off every single one of my rose bushes. Clean cuts all the way across. About a 3 weeks later, I had buds again and a heatwave opened them maybe a week and a half later. You’ll be fine! Debudding helps with pushing root growth anyways! Good luck!

  • @Arelii_Small_World
    @Arelii_Small_World Год назад +2

    I have one here in Texas it’s doing very well it’s close to my tree I wouldn’t leave my roses behind maybe because you guys get free plants and it’s easy to leave them behind but when you really have to pay for them, it’s hard not to take them with you.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +7

      Hello! Being super honest here we are very blessed to work with amazing gardening companies and have us review some of the most outstanding plants in the market which we are truly grateful for. But we do have a lot of plants we have bought ourselves and brought along with us through our moves over the years. With time though I’ve learned that sometimes it’s best to start new and work with plants that do better in a different climate. We also love to pass on plants when we move to other people it feels amazing to see someone smile because of a plant. All the David Austin roses are a few of the plants we have purchased. We know they are not cheap specially if we have purchased in a nursery that costs about triple if not ordered. I’m only explaining because I don’t want people to think we don’t have love for these plants or understand the value. At that it’s hard not to not grow emotional attachment to some. We definitely do and if we have enough space we might take a good amount with us. It’s great to know Gertrude Jekyll is doing great for you in Texas! That’s really exciting to know. 🙏💐💚

  • @christophertaylor9826
    @christophertaylor9826 Год назад

    I love you and your husband's rose 🌹 videos.

  • @mademsoisellerhapsody
    @mademsoisellerhapsody Год назад

    What a beautiful thumbnail photo❤

  • @grisespino5342
    @grisespino5342 Год назад

    I'm in CA. Every state has it's bugs n diseases. David Austin roses are about $70.00 now. Evelyn is no longer sold. Not even on David Austin UK site😕. I really want that one. I do have a Radio Times(pink) and Poet's Wife (buttery yellow) both David Austin's 💗 Your so right about patience. As they have "matured" the amount of blooms is amazing. Thanks for sharing guys.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      That is something to think about. I will have to check if any I have are no longer sold before I decide wether to pass them on or keep. Very true DAs are about $70 I’ve seen that in our local nurseries. You have beautiful DAs! 🙏💐💚

  • @dclaet1135
    @dclaet1135 Год назад +1

    You might want to consider the birds who depend on insects for their diet. I have 106 roses that I never spray and they all thrive. Zone 9b here in Central California. I have lady bugs galore and a yard full of birds that rely on these insects. The bird population is declining significantly, due to insecticide usage. They are also part of my garden and I cherish them.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      Hello! I agree birds or a healthy eco system in a garden is very important. Just these few years we have accomplished to create an ecosystem in our small garden. The garden takes care if it self. We invited birds into our garden and they are here all year round and some have made our garden their home. When we do have to spray we use organic so we don’t hurt our garden friends that help a lot. The rain here can cause a lot of damage a big one is fungus. Every climate comes with its challenges. This one was one very new to us and even though it can be challenging with all the rain and cloudy skies we still enjoy growing a garden here. The birds have been a lovely thing to experience I see them in our roses taking care of them. 🙏💐💚

    • @dclaet1135
      @dclaet1135 Год назад

      @@GardenObsessions The Dead Bug Brew contains Spinosad. Although listed as organic, is highly toxic to bees while the spray is wet.

  • @jeanniehall1440
    @jeanniehall1440 Год назад

    Take your plants with you!!!
    What product did you mention that "takes care" on new growth on roses for pests?

  • @KathyCBacso
    @KathyCBacso Год назад

    Thank you very much . Very beautiful roses.
    I wondering how you winterized in pot.
    We are in co.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      Hi! We don’t have to winterized the potted roses. They are hardy enough for our zone. Most are hardy as low as zone 4 gives plenty of room for our zone 7b. Usually it’s good to get at least two zones lower that your zone. If you do need to wibterize them they can be covered in winter or taken to a protected place where they can still receive sun. 💚

  • @eljardindelamorenita5863
    @eljardindelamorenita5863 3 месяца назад

  • @user-fn8gz8nx3k
    @user-fn8gz8nx3k Год назад

    Love your video! Does the proven winners lilac rose attract bees?

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +1

      Thank you! Yes it does! The bees love it’s open flowers. 🙏💐💚

  • @BokObsessed
    @BokObsessed Год назад

    I too started to plant roses, Gertrude Jekyll, in container. How do you winterize the pot so it would come back? I am in zone 6/7.

  • @jeanniehall1440
    @jeanniehall1440 Год назад

    Take Gertrude ❤

  • @Gardeninginzone9b
    @Gardeninginzone9b Год назад +1

    Hi! Thank you for your videos! I have learned a lot through you guys. I recently bought a Gertrude Jekyll (because of you!) and mine isn’t bright pink like yours. It does smell amazing, but after watching this video I’m wondering if it was mislabeled and maybe I got a strawberry hill. My plant has baby soft pink roses…Do you know if the color of roses varies based on climate? I’m in zone 9b (northern California).

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +2

      Hello! As the weather warms up the color of the blooms turn to a softer pink. That happens to us on the second flush. In zone 9b it’s much warmer than here in zone 7b that’s the reason it’s blooming lighter pink for you. It’s such a beautiful pink! I’m so happy you get to enjoy this beautiful rose. Have a lovely day! 🙏💐💚

    • @Gardeninginzone9b
      @Gardeninginzone9b Год назад

      @@GardenObsessions My Gertrude Jekyll now looks just like yours...bright beautiful pink! I was too impatient and worried. Now that the weather is warming up, it has a beautiful bright color. Hooray!

  • @bloomy974
    @bloomy974 Год назад

    Please, consider keeping them all and then once there in Texas, you'll decide what to give and what to keep. That way you won't have any regret.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      Hope we can fit a good amount in moving truck. I definitely want to take the once that are no longer sold or hard to find. Great idea thank you! 🙏💐💚

  • @Flower_hoarder
    @Flower_hoarder Год назад

    🌸🌹🌸BEAUTIFUL 🌸🌹🌸ROSES‼️🌸🌹🌸BEAUTIFUL HAIR‼️🌸🌹

  • @patrickbowen5398
    @patrickbowen5398 Год назад

    Ok, I'm beginning to watch this video --- my first Question to you is: What is the actual SIZE of the pot you have Gertrude Jekyll in? You only stated a "good size". What does that mean???

  • @piajensen3223
    @piajensen3223 Год назад

    I am I. Southern California (Los Angeles) I bought a Gertrude Jekyll from Armstrong last week and after I transferred to the ground it started to look sad. South facing should I move it to the shade . So hard don’t want to loose this rose.

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      Hello! Gertrude Jekyll is a rose for zones 4-11. It says it should do well in all areas of the garden and take full sun to partial. In our experience in zone 7b it’s been in more shade and the ones getting more sun when we do have hot sunny days seem to get sad but recuperate once the sun goes away. I would say if you still can to move it to a area that gets morning sun and protected from hottest time of day. It can also be in shock if it’s hot in your area. 💐💚

    • @piajensen3223
      @piajensen3223 Год назад

      @@GardenObsessions thank you.

  • @noragonzalez2611
    @noragonzalez2611 Год назад

    I have a question I ordered Lady of Charlotte, but I’m not sure if it’s a climber or a shrub it doesn’t say on the tag. I had ordered a different white one, but they send me Lady of Charlotte so now I am confused if it’s a climber or age from any help please

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +1

      Hi! Do you mean Lady of Shallot? If so this rose can be grown as a large shrub it gets very wild grows fast and canes grow like octopus. It can also be trained as a climber, on obelisk, trellis really any way you want. It’s an amazing rose. It can handle some part sun and still bloom amazing. 🙏💐💚

    • @noragonzalez2611
      @noragonzalez2611 Год назад

      @@GardenObsessions thank you so much for your quick response. And yes I think I misspelled the name ☺️

  • @_VICK_
    @_VICK_ Год назад

    are you guys in Texas now??

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад

      No not yet. Can’t wait! Very soon. We will let everyone know for sure once we move out. 💚

  • @joanieclyde8812
    @joanieclyde8812 Год назад

    Which mulch did you use?

    • @GardenObsessions
      @GardenObsessions  Год назад +1

      We used pibe bark mulch but, you can use a variety of mulches like cedar to detract certain insects. The only thing I would say Is to use natural non dyed mulch.

    • @joanieclyde8812
      @joanieclyde8812 Год назад

      @@GardenObsessions thank you!