Watched this today and then ordered it for tomorrow - very exciting. This is my second viewing. when are you doing your new top 10 roses Ben? I can't wait.
Hi Ben was looking forward to this review after you bought her last year. I ordered a bare root in March and she's doing really well but i also found her more like a mini climber so did the same a few weeks ago and tied her into a wigwam structure. A beautiful rose! And thanks for all the info 💗
Hi Ben, I’ve been looking forward to this review of Elizabeth, I bought 2weeks ago and already sending new shoots and blooming beautifully, as I planted herbaceous perennials bed was wondering how actually it becomes big. Thanks :)
Thank you so much for the review! 🌸 I saw her at David Austin gardens late May and was surprised by her foliage (I would have expected from the photos online that she would be “more petite”), there were no blooms yet which also appear to be larger than I would have expected. You mention the “tell tale David Austin flip” at the top of the buds - could you say more to this (in another video or comment) maybe? I would have loved to get Elizabeth last year but it will take another year or so(?) until they launch her for Europe... *sigh* Same goes for Dannahue who blew my mind, or nostrils 🤪, when I had the incredible luck to smell it at DA gardens. Wahnsinn...
Thank you for the great review! How do you deal with thrips on roses? I don't want to spray chemicals, are there any organic ways to reduce their population?
Super like your videos .. can I ask what you use for your supports?? Which type of wood is that? And where I can purchase it from!? It looks very attractive Txs
How much shade is this rose getting in your garden? The larger size is making me rethink where I’ll put it. It would get mid morning shade and afternoon dappled shade in a very hot dry summer area.
Hello and thank you for your comment. I have recently moved mine to somewhere where it will get. No direct sunlight until around 11 am. It will then get full of sun through the rest of the day and it seems to be doing really well in its new location.
I've been looking forward to this review. I was fortunate to get a bare root Elizabeth and she's still a baby but showing a lot of vigor already. DA actually shipped her to me with a bonus Emily Bronte because the shipping was delayed!
Hi Ben I just find your channel and I loved it . I am doing a marathon in your videos, I am new in gardening . What is the size of the pot to plant Elizabeth?
Ive just been lucky enough to be giften one for Father's Day as a memento of my duties in September, to go alongside the King Charles Coronation rose. It looks and smells amazing, but your review has made me even happier to have it! What size pot would you recommend for this? The baseline DA recommendation of 45x45cm or larger?
Being a new variety, I can assume that you only have had this rose for a very short amount of time after re-planting it can sometimes take 12 to 24 months for the plants to re-establish itself and display its true characteristics. However, please bear in mind fragrance is interpreted by everybody very differently.
@@MrDanishkhaliq goodness then well I’m afraid I’m not gonna be able to narrow it down any further for you I have enlarged pots myself and both performed beautifully. I would say that Olivia is the higher performer of the two but I have had A for much more time, Elizabeth being a fairly new introduction.
@@the_gardenerben Thank you, I'm always looking for roses for lax stems, even if not identified as trailing, because I have areas of hillside with low to medium retaining walls. Many catalogs don't refer to the stiffness of the canes (or lack thereof), so I have begun looking at youtube for more detailed descriptions.
@@merriemerrie7378 well I’m really glad that you found my account you lost and find me referring in my individual reviews about varieties that will need some support. Look out for these varieties as they will be ideal for your situation. Please if there’s anything that I can tempt you with do consider entering david Austin website via the link I will post below traffic using this link is a credited to myself and don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything that I can assist you with
tidd.ly/3HZFzil I’m not sure if your location, but UK and European customers using the link above and entering code BEN24 Can you get 15% off until midnight on the 13th of March
@@the_gardenerben Thank you for your kind response. I will do as you suggest, but I'm in the US, so I don't know if that will still work for you. Our David Austin site ships out of Tyler, Texas and they have a different selection from that of England.
Thank you for putting these together. I have been looking forward to this one.
The pleasure is all mine is a joy to review them when they are this good
Watched this today and then ordered it for tomorrow - very exciting. This is my second viewing. when are you doing your new top 10 roses Ben? I can't wait.
It will be another top 20
Lovely rose 🍃🌹🍃
I absolutely love this rose!!! 🫶 And so do the bees! 🐝
Such a beautiful rose,its a winner.
Gorgeous, beautiful rose! Love that wigwam and the nature sounds--thank you!
Hi Ben was looking forward to this review after you bought her last year. I ordered a bare root in March and she's doing really well but i also found her more like a mini climber so did the same a few weeks ago and tied her into a wigwam structure. A beautiful rose! And thanks for all the info 💗
Like a Mill on the floss, it does seem to be quite a large
What usda zone would this rose be?
Hi Ben, I’ve been looking forward to this review of Elizabeth, I bought 2weeks ago and already sending new shoots and blooming beautifully, as I planted herbaceous perennials bed was wondering how actually it becomes big. Thanks :)
Wszystkie są piękne a łe najbardziej kocham różowe 🌹🌹🌹🌹💕
Thank you so much for the review! 🌸 I saw her at David Austin gardens late May and was surprised by her foliage (I would have expected from the photos online that she would be “more petite”), there were no blooms yet which also appear to be larger than I would have expected. You mention the “tell tale David Austin flip” at the top of the buds - could you say more to this (in another video or comment) maybe?
I would have loved to get Elizabeth last year but it will take another year or so(?) until they launch her for Europe... *sigh* Same goes for Dannahue who blew my mind, or nostrils 🤪, when I had the incredible luck to smell it at DA gardens. Wahnsinn...
Thank you for the great review! How do you deal with thrips on roses? I don't want to spray chemicals, are there any organic ways to reduce their population?
I’m very lucky not to get them
Super like your videos .. can I ask what you use for your supports?? Which type of wood is that? And where I can purchase it from!? It looks very attractive Txs
Hi and thank you, welcome along
I use hazel for sticks And pea sticks -also hazel
How much shade is this rose getting in your garden? The larger size is making me rethink where I’ll put it. It would get mid morning shade and afternoon dappled shade in a very hot dry summer area.
Hello and thank you for your comment. I have recently moved mine to somewhere where it will get. No direct sunlight until around 11 am. It will then get full of sun through the rest of the day and it seems to be doing really well in its new location.
I've been looking forward to this review. I was fortunate to get a bare root Elizabeth and she's still a baby but showing a lot of vigor already. DA actually shipped her to me with a bonus Emily Bronte because the shipping was delayed!
Hi Ben I just find your channel and I loved it . I am doing a marathon in your videos, I am new in gardening . What is the size of the pot to plant Elizabeth?
Welcome along she’s a big plant so 45-50 cm in diameter and 55-60cm deep if you’re planning to order and you are U.K. or eu based let me know
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Ive just been lucky enough to be giften one for Father's Day as a memento of my duties in September, to go alongside the King Charles Coronation rose. It looks and smells amazing, but your review has made me even happier to have it!
What size pot would you recommend for this? The baseline DA recommendation of 45x45cm or larger?
I think there recommended size will be ok
Great to have info on how to secure rose,what feed do recommend ,got my first bloom month ago but not scented any reason why , thanks 🌹
Being a new variety, I can assume that you only have had this rose for a very short amount of time after re-planting it can sometimes take 12 to 24 months for the plants to re-establish itself and display its true characteristics. However, please bear in mind fragrance is interpreted by everybody very differently.
@@the_gardenerben thanks for your quick response
Hi ben...can you please help me choosing between Elizabeth,oliva Austin and Emily brontie rose...thanks in advance
That would depend on where your planting it ?
I am planting it in a big 90 liter pot
@@MrDanishkhaliq goodness then well I’m afraid I’m not gonna be able to narrow it down any further for you I have enlarged pots myself and both performed beautifully. I would say that Olivia is the higher performer of the two but I have had A for much more time, Elizabeth being a fairly new introduction.
Could this rose be planted to spill over a 5 foot retaining wall?
Yes, it could, but it’s by no means a trailing or ground cover rose
@@the_gardenerben Thank you, I'm always looking for roses for lax stems, even if not identified as trailing, because I have areas of hillside with low to medium retaining walls. Many catalogs don't refer to the stiffness of the canes (or lack thereof), so I have begun looking at youtube for more detailed descriptions.
@@merriemerrie7378 well I’m really glad that you found my account you lost and find me referring in my individual reviews about varieties that will need some support. Look out for these varieties as they will be ideal for your situation.
Please if there’s anything that I can tempt you with do consider entering david Austin website via the link I will post below traffic using this link is a credited to myself and don’t hesitate to reach out if there’s anything that I can assist you with
tidd.ly/3HZFzil
I’m not sure if your location, but UK and European customers using the link above and entering code BEN24 Can you get 15% off until midnight on the 13th of March
@@the_gardenerben Thank you for your kind response. I will do as you suggest, but I'm in the US, so I don't know if that will still work for you. Our David Austin site ships out of Tyler, Texas and they have a different selection from that of England.