Thanks for your comment. I'm sure you'll enjoy your visit. Just make sure you pick a nice day sometime between the middle of June and the middle of July for the most impact.
@@Lavender-qe2xx it's well worth doing that if you have the opportunity. If I lived a lot closer I'd visit on a weekly basis to get a real indepth idea of how each Rose performs throughout the season and under different weather conditions.
Loved this personal tour, your lively enthusiasm for the roses and especially telling us the names of the roses!!! You are right? We need smellivision!
No entiendo nada de lo que dicen, pero con tanta belleza no hace falta entender, esas rosas no pueden más de tan lindas, me encantan las rosas inglesas!!!!!!!! Belleza total!!!!!
Yes. I’d only just arrived after a 2.5 hour car journey on a very hot day with the air conditioning on in my car so my throat was very dry. I got out of my car and started filming virtually straight away as I was so keen to see what the gardens had in store. In hindsight I should have had a drink before I started recording. It’s all a learning curve I suppose. I hope it didn’t put you off the video too much.
Do you want to let us in on which Austin your smelling at 4:35? Or just pity us for not being able to smell "it"? 8:32 "This"? has only just started to come into flower "Darcey?" This is a wonderful opportunity to visit Dave Austin throughout the summer. Thank You! XOXO
Thanks for commenting Portia. The rose at 4.35 is Tess of the Deubevilles. The one at 8.32 I don't know. My approach here was never to systematically go through all the roses and name them all. I tended to concentrate on the ones I already knew and liked or that were fully in flower.
I also went back a month later to see what was still in flower and I mention Tess of the Deubevilles in this video. ruclips.net/video/yIskDpFE6YI/видео.html
I love how Kordes Iceberg is the entrance to Dave Austin’s lol. I also love how these roses are trellised on post to chain to post. I will be employing this technique.
So beautiful as like as heaven flowers plants are so plenty of climbing Rose. I am indian. I interested this plant how to obtained.please send me your message.
Thank you for your comment Rajan. I'm not sure if the Indian climate is good for growing Roses and don't know if David Austin exports to India but here's his website. Good luck! www.davidaustinroses.co.uk/
Thanks for your comment JJ Johnston. In the UK yes. You don't have a right to privacy in a public space in the UK. However, as this is a privately owned space it's ultimately up to the owner what the rules are on filming. As you can find many other videos of this garden on RUclips it would be against the company's own interest not to allow people to film their beautiful gardens - and filming beautiful gardens necessarily means filming lots of people.
@@improvesheffield4824 thanks for the response. Yes definitely in their interest to allow filming however in North America including customers in the video without consent could be an issue.
Thanks very much for your quick reply,,,I ment to ask you the name of the red climber at around 4.25,,,you we're very much taken with it scent,,,I real enjoyed your videos,,thanks
Thanks for your kind words Caroline. It's Tess of the Deubevilles. I went back a month later to see what was still in flower and you can see me waxing lyrical about it again at around six minutes. There wasn't as much flower on it as there was in late June but it seems to be a good repeater although I think it does require full sun. There was one at the entrance to the cafe in the old barn that's in half sun and there was no sign of any flowers on it so it's not the most floriferous but the large blooms (which droop a little) and knock out scent more than make up for it imo. ruclips.net/video/yIskDpFE6YI/видео.html
Tess of the Deubevilles. Knock out scent but it must have full sun to keep flowering. I've got one that only gets sun half the day and it doesn't do much after the first flush.
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for showing us this. What time of the year was this filmed? Would you please give us the address and we would love to go visit there. We have a trip booked to see the Chelsea flower show next May. Thanks a lot 😃
Thank you for your kind comment. I visited in late June which is peak Rose time. The gardens are located in the village of Albrighton in the West Midlands, easily located on Google Maps.
This. house. is. very. beautiful. full. of. beautiful. roses. So. happy. Thank.you. so.muchp
Heaven on earth. Not two eyes r enough to see this. Very beautiful. Thank u fr making me to see heaven on earth
Absolutely beautiful. thank you for all the info. will defo visit this year. Hopefully.
Thanks for your comment. I'm sure you'll enjoy your visit. Just make sure you pick a nice day sometime between the middle of June and the middle of July for the most impact.
@@improvesheffield4824 im thinking of using your method. to go in June then July and then August to see how the roses perform.
@@Lavender-qe2xx it's well worth doing that if you have the opportunity. If I lived a lot closer I'd visit on a weekly basis to get a real indepth idea of how each Rose performs throughout the season and under different weather conditions.
Thank you for giving us a virtual tour. It made me think of visiting it when this COVID is over.
It's well worth it. I'm sure you won't be disappointed.
Oh my!! I would love to visit that place one day!!! 😍😍😍
Thanks for your comment. You won’t be disappointed!
Woow nice Video
Thanks
David Austin heaven💕
Loved this personal tour, your lively enthusiasm for the roses and especially telling us the names of the roses!!!
You are right? We need smellivision!
Thank you for your kind comments.
Sooo happy to see this! Going there some day is a dream of mine. We seem to have the same taste in roses, too
Ive watched this so many times...craving a walk around DA...hope you get to go back too
Thank you. Yes so do I.
Beautiful roses I love this vidio🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
😍😍😍😍😍 ....Maravillosas !!!
Soy una enamorada de las rosas de David Austin.
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your video.
I really love it...😍abounds in various kinds of roses.🌹🌹🌹
This rose garden is magnificent.💕
Thank you for your comment.
Thanks for sharing.. wish to visit one day..loved your video
Thank you.
Beautiful🌷🌷🌷
Love this video !!!!
Thanks for your comment.
Beautiful
No entiendo nada de lo que dicen, pero con tanta belleza no hace falta entender, esas rosas no pueden más de tan lindas, me encantan las rosas inglesas!!!!!!!! Belleza total!!!!!
Thank you.
good
Está aonde meu jesus vem para cá longe muita gente
Really hope to visit here soon
Your voice, it just went all crackly. man!
Yes. I’d only just arrived after a 2.5 hour car journey on a very hot day with the air conditioning on in my car so my throat was very dry. I got out of my car and started filming virtually straight away as I was so keen to see what the gardens had in store. In hindsight I should have had a drink before I started recording. It’s all a learning curve I suppose. I hope it didn’t put you off the video too much.
Thank you so much much for this video . Please make more. Love these roses and your help with the pronounciations
Thank you.
6:40 The Generous Gardener 😍😍😍
No, its Phyllis Bide.
🕵️🌹👍
Very nice video. Omg that screaming kid doesn't belong there. Otherwise heavenly.
Thanks.
David Austin R.I.P
Do you want to let us in on which Austin your smelling at 4:35? Or just pity us for not being able to smell "it"? 8:32 "This"? has only just started to come into flower "Darcey?" This is a wonderful opportunity to visit Dave Austin throughout the summer. Thank You! XOXO
Thanks for commenting Portia. The rose at 4.35 is Tess of the Deubevilles. The one at 8.32 I don't know. My approach here was never to systematically go through all the roses and name them all. I tended to concentrate on the ones I already knew and liked or that were fully in flower.
Improve Sheffield Oh good I’ll have my friend send me some 4” cutting if Tess hardwood. She focuses on scent. Smells like she’ll be most pleased:-).
I also went back a month later to see what was still in flower and I mention Tess of the Deubevilles in this video.
ruclips.net/video/yIskDpFE6YI/видео.html
I love how Kordes Iceberg is the entrance to Dave Austin’s lol. I also love how these roses are trellised on post to chain to post. I will be employing this technique.
Beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
So beautiful as like as heaven flowers plants are so plenty of climbing Rose. I am indian. I interested this plant how to obtained.please send me your message.
How to make this plant ☘️
Thank you for your comment Rajan. I'm not sure if the Indian climate is good for growing Roses and don't know if David Austin exports to India but here's his website. Good luck!
www.davidaustinroses.co.uk/
@@improvesheffield4824 I read your reply .ok thanks
😍😍☺
The lady of shallot looks same as the duchess of Cornwall
Я ещё такой красоты никогда не видела!!!! Это неимоверно!!!!
Can you please tell me where is this place
It's on the outskirts of a village called Albrighton in the West Midlands in England. Hope that helps.
Thanks for sharing this! Do you know the name of that purple perennial at 11:49 in the video? It looks like a strain of salvia, but i'm not sure.
Thanks for your comment Micha. It’s Nepeta (Cat Mint). A good companion and the bees, as well as cats, love it!
That place is incredible ❤️💕💕however is it allowed to include people in the video and post online without their permission?
Thanks for your comment JJ Johnston. In the UK yes. You don't have a right to privacy in a public space in the UK. However, as this is a privately owned space it's ultimately up to the owner what the rules are on filming. As you can find many other videos of this garden on RUclips it would be against the company's own interest not to allow people to film their beautiful gardens - and filming beautiful gardens necessarily means filming lots of people.
@@improvesheffield4824 thanks for the response. Yes definitely in their interest to allow filming however in North America including customers in the video without consent could be an issue.
Maybe I missed this but what date we're you there? Thanks
Hi Caroline. I can't remember exactly but it was likely the weekend before the uploaded date, the 24th or 25th of June.
Thanks very much for your quick reply,,,I ment to ask you the name of the red climber at around 4.25,,,you we're very much taken with it scent,,,I real enjoyed your videos,,thanks
Thanks for your kind words Caroline. It's Tess of the Deubevilles. I went back a month later to see what was still in flower and you can see me waxing lyrical about it again at around six minutes. There wasn't as much flower on it as there was in late June but it seems to be a good repeater although I think it does require full sun. There was one at the entrance to the cafe in the old barn that's in half sun and there was no sign of any flowers on it so it's not the most floriferous but the large blooms (which droop a little) and knock out scent more than make up for it imo.
ruclips.net/video/yIskDpFE6YI/видео.html
Hi whats the rose at 4.22 please
Tess of the Deubevilles. Knock out scent but it must have full sun to keep flowering. I've got one that only gets sun half the day and it doesn't do much after the first flush.
@@improvesheffield4824
nice thank you
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for showing us this. What time of the year was this filmed? Would you please give us the address and we would love to go visit there. We have a trip booked to see the Chelsea flower show next May. Thanks a lot 😃
Thank you for your kind comment. I visited in late June which is peak Rose time.
The gardens are located in the village of Albrighton in the West Midlands, easily located on Google Maps.
Difficult to watch.