I don’t have a top 10. Only Top 2: Lady Emma Hamilton… the fragrance!!!!! Such a nicely shaped shrub as well… but it’s not an easy rose to take care of. It died on me this year. I was heart broke until now😢 And of course Gertrude Jekyll… Such an easy Rose as well… it just grows and flowers. Always the first to flower and the last to finish… Princess Kent, it does have a nice scent… but no where on the level of the above two!
Could you please make a video with a tour of your garden, I would love to see the rose bushes in their entirety so I can plan which ones will fit my upcoming bed.
Thank you for a great review! I’d like to add Jude the Obscure, Emily Brontë, Abraham Darby and Boscobel - their fragrances are really nice and strong and my favorites along with Princess Alexandra and Munstead Wood.
I’m surprised Gabriel Oak didn’t make it to top ten, it’s one of the strong perfumed ones in my garden, even stronger than Kent. Thanks for your wonderful review.
Because of you, I bought many of these this spring. Agree mostly. Poets Wife is my favorite scent. Alexandra of Kent is close second, and is my favorite overall rose thus far. Gabriel Oak is only a slight step down from these. Generous Gardener has not bloomed yet but it is coming soon. Munstead Wood is on order. I have not had the pleasure of smelling any of these others in your top 10. 😂 I would imagine Silas Marner, and Eustacia Vye would have to be just outside top 10, as they are both quite fragrant and up there with Gabriel Oak in my view. Claire Austin and Olivia Austin do not have as much scent as I thought they would, but are just fine and they flower unbelievably. Tess of D'ubbervilles has a decent scent. Lady of Shallott has a weak fragrance but I love her flowers. The Pilgrim had a very good scent when it bloomed, but nowhere near the top 10. Teasing Georgia is not blooming yet, but I got them for a huge discount bc they were struggling. Just got a struggling Emily Bronte as.well. I have been busy lol.
Jude and Windermere are my favorite DA scents. Do you ever review popular older DA roses? Like Evelyn and etc. maybe you can offer dupes or similar newer options. Just a suggestion. I look forward to your videos every day!
Hi there, i can recommend Evelyn very highly if you don't have it, mine gets half a day sun from 6 am till noon ans does Clusters of Flowers, her very fruity strong scent is one of die best ones to me...her winterhardiness in a pott is very good, no damage so far in Germany and we do get - 12 in Winter...🤷🏼♂️
Thank you Ben. Have been known to purchase roses on scent alone,😍 Irresistible. Boscobel was one, Jude, oh, and munstead wood, then wollerton. Oh dear, fragrance is really important.😊 Love your reviews.🌟 Have really enjoyed them.
Thank you for this wonderful review. I have The Poet's Wife and Munstead Wood... absolutely two of my favorites in the garden. Heavenly scented. I very much enjoy your rose reviews. I learn something new everytime. Please continue and thank you for your time, efforts and passion.
My first bloom on Jude The Obscure just blamed and it is heavenly! I love love love the smell. I think I may be addicted to rose gardening now haha. -Cara😀
I have 3 from your list - Alexandra of Kent, Scepter'd Isle and Munstead Wood and agree their scents are glorious. Am loving Emily Bronte too this year- she's into her second summer now and is really coming into her own. She gets a bit floppy in a high wind so I've had to give her some support but her scent is beautiful and she lasts quite well in a vase too. I really enjoy your videos Ben. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. May I too ask you to list the roses that are the most healthy as I try to avoid spraying anything these days.
Hi Ben thanks for uploading the video was very useful. Please would you kindly do a masterclass on climbing roses in terms of care and maintenance, e.g how do we train against a fence/ arch/ pergola or obelix. When do we prune and how. Any other tips you can think of. Also grateful if you could do a video reviewing the David Austin climbing roses and where they would be best suited according to their height etc. Thanks a lot.
A great list, featuring all my favourites! And I will have to agree with you: the general health and performance of the shrubs plays a huge part in the overall enjoyment of the roses. Thank you for your lists. Always find them entertaining to watch. ❤️💪🌹👏✌️
Lady Emma Hamilton and Royal jubilee are the first David Austin roses that I bought around 10 years ago, plus Gentle Hermione, all three of them have strong and lovely scents, especially Gentle Hermione. Would love to hear your review about Royal Jubilee and Gentle Hermione. They perform splendidly in my garden!
Thank you for your videos Ben I am looking to get more David Austin’s in the future . I recently have gotten into gardening after buying my first home . I decided this year I wanted to get some roses . I did some research online and have learned about all the different types of roses and care . When I stumbled upon David Austin roses I was in love ! I just got my first rose ever a month ago and chose “ golden celebration “ . I am starting it in a container but plan on planting it . I worry about the heat and humidity here in Tennessee ,but the rose seems to be doing good and recently got its first buds. I’m so excited for them to open 😁
I was able to order Lady Emma Hamilton, PAOK, mill on the floss, the generous gardener, scarbourogh fair, WOH, and munstead wood for spring of 2023. I’m super excited. I have to move two Olivas I planted in summer from 3 gallon pots to make room for my most recent order. I have 2 questions: 1. Have you made a video about transplanting roses (I don’t want to kill them) 2. Out of your top 10 roses on your video which one would you place next to a sitting area that is strong enough to smell without sticking your nose in the bloom?
Hi I’m afraid I have not made a video of how to transplant a rose but I would strongly suggest that you leave this until your plants are completely dormant you either do this in November or in late February early March The roses that are going to fill the air with the fragrance are going to be a Harlow Carr, Lady Emma hamilton, The poets wife, Munstead wood, Crown Princess Margarita, and the country Parson
Would your advice be to leave the Olivas there and not move them at all? I am after something that has a wonderful scent since this will be right next to our patio. This is why I want to move them-they are pretty but no scent really. I have a poets wife I considered moving also when dormant too. @@the_gardenerben
@@Sunshine-xt1vb No not at all if they’re in the wrong place or you want to put something where they currently are do make sure you move them Olivia is not particularly centred in my opinion just make sure that it’s gone to sleep and dropped all of its leaves before you consider taking it up and remember roses have very deep root systems you need to go down at least 24 inches
This video was SO important to make. Thank you most graciously. David Austin has so many beautiful roses and I have 14 in my basket on their website, but know I have to narrow it down. I am USA zone 6 and will be adding exactly 5 roses for 2023. As a curious person I am wondering if you have ever thought of doing a You Tube video on "starting your rose collection in the garden"; that is, what does one choose to plant next to another color wise? Are there rules for this? I want my new rose beds to be pleasing to the eye.
I love fragrant roses, however I prefer roses that continually bloom or are good repeaters. I am not fond of winter, so I really like to fill my home with roses as much of the year as possible. While it’s not the true fragrance of a particular rose, I can spritz them with my favorite perfumes or scents. That works very well.
@@the_gardenerben Aaah in that case I’ll pick one up and hope it survives the Canadian winter in a grow bag. For your video, it would be great to hear comments about the quality of scent, intensity and projection so folks can choose based on what they want to prioritize.
This is the video I've been searching for all my life. Thank you so much! I just found a rose plant named "Discovery" at a local plant store. I'm blown away by the fragrance and deeply cupped, pink blooms. It's a highly underappreciated rose that I think you might like though it's not by David Austin. So far, it's the best smelling rose I've ever enjoyed. I did buy Munstead Wood this year though, so we will see how she compares. Thanks for the outstanding video.
I planted a new garden this year with DA roses all chosen in large part for fragrance. My favorite scent is the classic strong damask, which I especially like if carried on the breeze. After other factors were considered, I ended up with Harlow Carr, Desdemona, The Awlnwick Rose, Tess, as well as Venessa Bell, Bathsheba and two Lichfield Angels. The last three have other than damask fragrances. So far, although doing well, none of them have been exhibiting very much fragrance in our warm dry summer. I am hoping that this is because it is only their first year. Should I expect much fragrance increase as these roses mature? Which DA rose has the strongest old rose (damask) fragrance? Is is Gertrude Jekyll? She was top of my list because of reports of strong damask fragrance, but was unavailable this year. Thanks for your great reviews. You put a lot of thought into them, and its appreciated.
Thank you for your comment and best of luck with your new garden yes you can expect fragrance to build as the plants reach maturity in a second and third years in my opinion Harlow and Carr Tess of the D’Urbervilles are the only roses you have mentioned grown for their fragrance the others on your list have a slight smell but I wouldn’t call it heavy
Hi! I am not sure what damask really is but I do have Gertrude Jekyll and she smells like a real nice rose back in my childhood. Honestly how I ended up with her (before knowing anything about DA roses) is I went to the nursery and smelled all the lit blooming roses looking for one that would have a very nice wholesome smell from my childhood when my grandma would gather the light pink tea rose petals and dry them or press them with a whole lot of sugar and we’d use either one in our tea. Best stuff on Earth if you want a glimpse of Heaven! 🥰 GJ’s petals retain the beautiful scent after being dried etc unlike many other good smelling roses I’ve experimented with.
What would you say is the best shrub rose? One that bushes nicely and doesn't go too leggy. I'm not sure if you've done a best shrub series or not I'm looking through now. 😊
@@the_gardenerben Thank you. I'm after a large shrub that doesn't get too leggy or need that needs supports of any kind. Just not sure which one to choose.
Thank you Ben i lost my seance of smell with covid a year ago i still enjoy the beauty though .I lost my brother on New years Eve and managed to get a brother cadfael can you give me any advice on this rose Thanks
I’m very sorry to hear about the loss of your brother brother. Cadfael is an incredibly fragrant rose hopefully strong enough for you to smell. It produces very large goblet or chalice shaped blooms which are a very strong candy pink colour please to watch out for signs of black spot and mildew on this rose. It is a little bit prone you’ll need to make sure you pay special attention to your watering and mulching.
@@the_gardenerben Thank you so very much for your help yet again Ben .and your kind words my brothers wreath was stunning with roses of cause . I managed to get one so very happy
El munstead wood le estoy intentando conseguir y me han dicho que ya no está en catálogo. ¿Sabes si lady Emma Hamilton aún se puede conseguir? ¿Cuántas de estas variedades están disponibles actualmente? Muchas gracias por tu canal.
@@borjaverdeyamarillo hi I’m sorry that you’re struggling to get hold of Munstead Wood and lady Emma supplied from. Please be aware this particular video was replaced by a new one as roses were graded with a star rating out of 10 you’ll find the newer video here on my channel for you to watch at any time
Why does gentle Hermione not make it into the list. I have PoK.. magareta .. gertrude… Hermione is the best in term of fragrance ! May be like you said everyone had different sense perception :). Thanks for your informative video ❤️
I have princess Alexandra but the flower is not even close to yours. I was wondering if I was duped 😱. I also have princess Margaretta which at least makes two on your list. Can you rate brother cadfael?.
Im in a trouble l dont know what l have 😄 shalott or hamilton, all l know they look same and smells soooo good 🙂 l just remember that l got decade ago and always bloom so nice, but l forgot The name on the box,
The lady of Shallotte has very little or no fragrance. The lady Emma Hamilton will never start blooming until at least the end of June, or beginning of July and wallflower all the way through into the back end of October and is very highly fragranced the stems on lady, Emma Hamilton are also bright ruby red purple if that helps
@@the_gardenerben thank u for this information, this time l will try to see all The details , they bloom in end of june they not so fast and smell so good l could smell it all day 🙂
My Princess of Alexandria of Kent is my ugliest rose bush. It is skinny, scraggly and shoots horizontal branches, and I have three planted 18 inches apart in a triangle, as recommended by DA. The flowers are huge and gorgeous so I don't think I'll shovel prune just yet. I'm might plant another complimentary rose on each side to hide it. Any advice? Every other rose bush is gorgeous but not her. Please be my therapist! I can't watch you enough.
Ben only been watching from April just. Outstanding again I put you for ward to be a guest on gardeners World if you got your foot in the door. They the programme makers would see & hear your tallent. Ben I Patrick tell you we will see your good self on main TV.. By April 2025 hope I don't upset anyone saying this... A ho too late now.
I’m fully aware of that this video is over 18 months old and was replaced last June with a new top 20 in many parts of the world. The retired roses from the English collections are still available on the David Austin Licence. In total, they retired 12 roses in 2022.
I have bought roses from Styles Roses, they're licenced to sell David Austin Roses, and on their website for both Crown Princess Margareta and Lady Emma Hamilton it says that these roses are being discontinued by David Austin
@@teslaandhumanity7383 you realise this video is over two years old and has been replaced on several occasions with new aversions just because of rose is out of stock in your location or retired mean that there is not available to other people in other locations
I don’t have a top 10. Only Top 2:
Lady Emma Hamilton… the fragrance!!!!! Such a nicely shaped shrub as well… but it’s not an easy rose to take care of. It died on me this year. I was heart broke until now😢
And of course Gertrude Jekyll… Such an easy Rose as well… it just grows and flowers. Always the first to flower and the last to finish…
Princess Kent, it does have a nice scent… but no where on the level of the above two!
Could you please make a video with a tour of your garden, I would love to see the rose bushes in their entirety so I can plan which ones will fit my upcoming bed.
Ohhh yes! I would love to see this too!
@@bluebirdhomestead Me, too!
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Thank you for a great review! I’d like to add Jude the Obscure, Emily Brontë, Abraham Darby and Boscobel - their fragrances are really nice and strong and my favorites along with Princess Alexandra and Munstead Wood.
I’m surprised Gabriel Oak didn’t make it to top ten, it’s one of the strong perfumed ones in my garden, even stronger than Kent. Thanks for your wonderful review.
❤❤❤ I love, love love the gorgeous Munstead Wood rose & so pleased to know it has such a lovely fragrance too‼️Thank you Ben‼️🥰❤️ Debbie ~ Texas 🇺🇸
It’s a stunner well well worth growing don’t let it’s U.K. retirement put you off growing it
Because of you, I bought many of these this spring. Agree mostly. Poets Wife is my favorite scent. Alexandra of Kent is close second, and is my favorite overall rose thus far. Gabriel Oak is only a slight step down from these. Generous Gardener has not bloomed yet but it is coming soon. Munstead Wood is on order. I have not had the pleasure of smelling any of these others in your top 10. 😂
I would imagine Silas Marner, and Eustacia Vye would have to be just outside top 10, as they are both quite fragrant and up there with Gabriel Oak in my view. Claire Austin and Olivia Austin do not have as much scent as I thought they would, but are just fine and they flower unbelievably. Tess of D'ubbervilles has a decent scent. Lady of Shallott has a weak fragrance but I love her flowers. The Pilgrim had a very good scent when it bloomed, but nowhere near the top 10. Teasing Georgia is not blooming yet, but I got them for a huge discount bc they were struggling. Just got a struggling Emily Bronte as.well. I have been busy lol.
Sounds like you have the start of a wonderful selection
Jude and Windermere are my favorite DA scents. Do you ever review popular older DA roses? Like Evelyn and etc. maybe you can offer dupes or similar newer options. Just a suggestion. I look forward to your videos every day!
Hi there, i can recommend Evelyn very highly if you don't have it, mine gets half a day sun from 6 am till noon ans does Clusters of Flowers, her very fruity strong scent is one of die best ones to me...her winterhardiness in a pott is very good, no damage so far in Germany and we do get - 12 in Winter...🤷🏼♂️
Thank you Ben.
Have been known to purchase roses on scent alone,😍 Irresistible.
Boscobel was one, Jude, oh, and munstead wood, then wollerton.
Oh dear, fragrance is really important.😊
Love your reviews.🌟
Have really enjoyed them.
Thank you for this wonderful review. I have The Poet's Wife and Munstead Wood... absolutely two of my favorites in the garden. Heavenly scented. I very much enjoy your rose reviews. I learn something new everytime. Please continue and thank you for your time, efforts and passion.
💚👍💚
My first bloom on Jude The Obscure just blamed and it is heavenly! I love love love the smell. I think I may be addicted to rose gardening now haha. -Cara😀
Can you also make a top ten of the roses whose flowers do not flop? What about vase life. Please, please make a video on those 😀
Love your reviews ..🥀 Inspiring, thank you .
Again! Very interesting video. Munstead wood knocks everyone out.
I have 3 from your list - Alexandra of Kent, Scepter'd Isle and Munstead Wood and agree their scents are glorious. Am loving Emily Bronte too this year- she's into her second summer now and is really coming into her own. She gets a bit floppy in a high wind so I've had to give her some support but her scent is beautiful and she lasts quite well in a vase too.
I really enjoy your videos Ben. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. May I too ask you to list the roses that are the most healthy as I try to avoid spraying anything these days.
👍that collection is on its way soon
Thanks for your videos. Crown princess Margareta’s aroma is exquisite. Different from all others.
blessing received
Hi Ben thanks for uploading the video was very useful. Please would you kindly do a masterclass on climbing roses in terms of care and maintenance, e.g how do we train against a fence/ arch/ pergola or obelix. When do we prune and how. Any other tips you can think of. Also grateful if you could do a video reviewing the David Austin climbing roses and where they would be best suited according to their height etc. Thanks a lot.
That’s certainly something I can look into in the autumn -yes
@@the_gardenerben thank you so much Ben really appreciated
What a great idea for a video! Echo your sentiments here.
Yes I’d appreciate that info too ❤
A great list, featuring all my favourites! And I will have to agree with you: the general health and performance of the shrubs plays a huge part in the overall enjoyment of the roses. Thank you for your lists. Always find them entertaining to watch. ❤️💪🌹👏✌️
Lady Emma Hamilton and Royal jubilee are the first David Austin roses that I bought around 10 years ago, plus Gentle Hermione, all three of them have strong and lovely scents, especially Gentle Hermione. Would love to hear your review about Royal Jubilee and Gentle Hermione. They perform splendidly in my garden!
Thank you for your videos Ben I am looking to get more David Austin’s in the future . I recently have gotten into gardening after buying my first home . I decided this year I wanted to get some roses . I did some research online and have learned about all the different types of roses and care . When I stumbled upon David Austin roses I was in love ! I just got my first rose ever a month ago and chose “ golden celebration “ . I am starting it in a container but plan on planting it . I worry about the heat and humidity here in Tennessee ,but the rose seems to be doing good and recently got its first buds. I’m so excited for them to open 😁
I was able to order Lady Emma Hamilton, PAOK, mill on the floss, the generous gardener, scarbourogh fair, WOH, and munstead wood for spring of 2023. I’m super excited. I have to move two Olivas I planted in summer from 3 gallon pots to make room for my most recent order. I have 2 questions:
1. Have you made a video about transplanting roses (I don’t want to kill them)
2. Out of your top 10 roses on your video which one would you place next to a sitting area that is strong enough to smell without sticking your nose in the bloom?
Hi I’m afraid I have not made a video of how to transplant a rose but I would strongly suggest that you leave this until your plants are completely dormant you either do this in November or in late February early March
The roses that are going to fill the air with the fragrance are going to be a Harlow Carr, Lady Emma hamilton, The poets wife, Munstead wood, Crown Princess Margarita, and the country Parson
Would your advice be to leave the Olivas there and not move them at all? I am after something that has a wonderful scent since this will be right next to our patio. This is why I want to move them-they are pretty but no scent really. I have a poets wife I considered moving also when dormant too. @@the_gardenerben
@@Sunshine-xt1vb No not at all if they’re in the wrong place or you want to put something where they currently are do make sure you move them Olivia is not particularly centred in my opinion just make sure that it’s gone to sleep and dropped all of its leaves before you consider taking it up and remember roses have very deep root systems you need to go down at least 24 inches
Got it! Thank you again!!@@the_gardenerben
@@the_gardenerben Thank you! Very helpful.
Ben, If possible please record a video for top 10 disease resistant roses, I don't spray
wonderful, thank you so much 💚💚💚💚👍
This video was SO important to make. Thank you most graciously. David Austin has so many beautiful roses and I have 14 in my basket on their website, but know I have to narrow it down. I am USA zone 6 and will be adding exactly 5 roses for 2023. As a curious person I am wondering if you have ever thought of doing a You Tube video on "starting your rose collection in the garden"; that is, what does one choose to plant next to another color wise? Are there rules for this? I want my new rose beds to be pleasing to the eye.
I say relax and have fun with it let your mind go don’t over think it
I love fragrant roses, however I prefer roses that continually bloom or are good repeaters. I am not fond of winter, so I really like to fill my home with roses as much of the year as possible. While it’s not the true fragrance of a particular rose, I can spritz them with my favorite perfumes or scents. That works very well.
Will you do a new list for fragrant roses this year?
I most definitely will yes
@@the_gardenerben Can’t wait! Was going to buy a Poet’s Wife but gonna hold off until then.
@@shahrokhnaqvi9613 the poets wife will most definitely still be a strong contender in that list
@@the_gardenerben Aaah in that case I’ll pick one up and hope it survives the Canadian winter in a grow bag.
For your video, it would be great to hear comments about the quality of scent, intensity and projection so folks can choose based on what they want to prioritize.
This is the video I've been searching for all my life. Thank you so much! I just found a rose plant named "Discovery" at a local plant store. I'm blown away by the fragrance and deeply cupped, pink blooms. It's a highly underappreciated rose that I think you might like though it's not by David Austin. So far, it's the best smelling rose I've ever enjoyed. I did buy Munstead Wood this year though, so we will see how she compares. Thanks for the outstanding video.
Glad to have you along
Look out for the next 40 reviews coming in June
Love your reviews. Would you be able to do one of these on the healthiest roses in your experience?
I most certainly can it’s on it’s way soon 💚
@@the_gardenerben Thank you so much for you excellent advice.
I had a David Austin called Cressida a few years back. It was the most amazing rose I have ever smelled.
Goodness that was a very early introduction from 1983 no longer in production
@@the_gardenerben ,what rose would smell similar?
@@debbiewilson6527 I’m sorry I would have no clue it’s not one I’ve ever seen or smelt
I planted a new garden this year with DA roses all chosen in large part for fragrance. My favorite scent is the classic strong damask, which I especially like if carried on the breeze. After other factors were considered, I ended up with Harlow Carr, Desdemona, The Awlnwick Rose, Tess, as well as Venessa Bell, Bathsheba and two Lichfield Angels. The last three have other than damask fragrances. So far, although doing well, none of them have been exhibiting very much fragrance in our warm dry summer. I am hoping that this is because it is only their first year.
Should I expect much fragrance increase as these roses mature?
Which DA rose has the strongest old rose (damask) fragrance? Is is Gertrude Jekyll? She was top of my list because of reports of strong damask fragrance, but was unavailable this year.
Thanks for your great reviews. You put a lot of thought into them, and its appreciated.
Thank you for your comment and best of luck with your new garden yes you can expect fragrance to build as the plants reach maturity in a second and third years in my opinion Harlow and Carr Tess of the D’Urbervilles are the only roses you have mentioned grown for their fragrance the others on your list have a slight smell but I wouldn’t call it heavy
@@the_gardenerben It is interesting that you didn’t find Gertrude Jekyll had strong fragrance. Many people said it was the most fragrant DA rose.
@@bcsunshinecoast oh no it really dose,in this collection I’ve just chosen to leave it out
Hi! I am not sure what damask really is but I do have Gertrude Jekyll and she smells like a real nice rose back in my childhood. Honestly how I ended up with her (before knowing anything about DA roses) is I went to the nursery and smelled all the lit blooming roses looking for one that would have a very nice wholesome smell from my childhood when my grandma would gather the light pink tea rose petals and dry them or press them with a whole lot of sugar and we’d use either one in our tea. Best stuff on Earth if you want a glimpse of Heaven! 🥰 GJ’s petals retain the beautiful scent after being dried etc unlike many other good smelling roses I’ve experimented with.
@@the_gardenerben Good to know!
What would you say is the best shrub rose? One that bushes nicely and doesn't go too leggy. I'm not sure if you've done a best shrub series or not I'm looking through now. 😊
You probably want to watch my top 20 , the top 20 David Austin is in my humble opinion and he contains one climber
@@the_gardenerben Thank you. I'm after a large shrub that doesn't get too leggy or need that needs supports of any kind. Just not sure which one to choose.
@@cherylbeswick7327 take a look at my personal reviews for the Lark, ascending the Queen of Sweden,
Watching your top 20 I couldn't understand the name of numbers 1, 5, and 16. perhaps you could help me. I sure enjoyed the presentation
All the roses are identified in the caption for the Video in order
Thank you Ben i lost my seance of smell with covid a year ago i still enjoy the beauty though .I lost my brother on New years Eve and managed to get a brother cadfael can you give me any advice on this rose Thanks
I’m very sorry to hear about the loss of your brother brother. Cadfael is an incredibly fragrant rose hopefully strong enough for you to smell. It produces very large goblet or chalice shaped blooms which are a very strong candy pink colour please to watch out for signs of black spot and mildew on this rose. It is a little bit prone you’ll need to make sure you pay special attention to your watering and mulching.
@@the_gardenerben Thank you so much for your instant reply and all the great info .I will give him a drink and get him planted .Have a lovely weekend
@@jacquieengland8127 no problem at all I’m happy to help please to watch my guide to rehydrating and planting
@@the_gardenerben Thank you so very much for your help yet again Ben .and your kind words my brothers wreath was stunning with roses of cause . I managed to get one so very happy
Ben, What do you of the Scepter’d Isle as a rose tree? Would you recommend it?
I have never seen it as a standard or tree rose, but it’s a very high performing rose so I assume it will do very well
Thank you!
El munstead wood le estoy intentando conseguir y me han dicho que ya no está en catálogo.
¿Sabes si lady Emma Hamilton aún se puede conseguir?
¿Cuántas de estas variedades están disponibles actualmente?
Muchas gracias por tu canal.
@@borjaverdeyamarillo hi I’m sorry that you’re struggling to get hold of Munstead Wood and lady Emma supplied from. Please be aware this particular video was replaced by a new one as roses were graded with a star rating out of 10 you’ll find the newer video here on my channel for you to watch at any time
Hello. Is the Jubilee Celebration arkma strong?
Hi, are you asking about the roses fragrance?
Why does gentle Hermione not make it into the list. I have PoK.. magareta .. gertrude… Hermione is the best in term of fragrance ! May be like you said everyone had different sense perception :). Thanks for your informative video ❤️
Genital Hermione is also the strongest in my garden! Glad to see someone have the same view on this lovely rose!
I just found a Lady Emma Hamilton today!!
Brilliant !! Enjoy
Finally managed to get Lady Emma Hamilton! So so excited.
Wow amazing ! Where did you find it ?
@@the_gardenerben
Jay Jay and Gavin Perry both from RUclips told me about it from CK Jones :)
I have princess Alexandra but the flower is not even close to yours. I was wondering if I was duped 😱. I also have princess Margaretta which at least makes two on your list. Can you rate brother cadfael?.
All take a few seasons to reach full size so give them time
I removed BC it was very weak
Im in a trouble l dont know what l have 😄 shalott or hamilton, all l know they look same and smells soooo good 🙂 l just remember that l got decade ago and always bloom so nice, but l forgot The name on the box,
The lady of Shallotte has very little or no fragrance. The lady Emma Hamilton will never start blooming until at least the end of June, or beginning of July and wallflower all the way through into the back end of October and is very highly fragranced the stems on lady, Emma Hamilton are also bright ruby red purple if that helps
@@the_gardenerben thank u for this information, this time l will try to see all The details , they bloom in end of june they not so fast and smell so good l could smell it all day 🙂
My Princess of Alexandria of Kent is my ugliest rose bush. It is skinny, scraggly and shoots horizontal branches, and I have three planted 18 inches apart in a triangle, as recommended by DA. The flowers are huge and gorgeous so I don't think I'll shovel prune just yet. I'm might plant another complimentary rose on each side to hide it. Any advice? Every other rose bush is gorgeous but not her. Please be my therapist! I can't watch you enough.
Oh ok ! How old are they ?
@@the_gardenerben three years
Was expecting Gertrude to appear but after TGG that was that.
No Jude the Obscure? It is on top of every list of most fragrance list.
It’s lovley but it’s not a performer in my eyes
@@the_gardenerben I agree. It struggles in USA zone 6.
Ben only been watching from April just. Outstanding again I put you for ward to be a guest on gardeners World if you got your foot in the door. They the programme makers would see & hear your tallent.
Ben I Patrick tell you we will see your good self on main TV.. By April 2025 hope I don't upset anyone saying this... A ho too late now.
Munstead Wood has been retired by David Austin along with Darcey Bussell and LEH😢
I’m fully aware of that this video is over 18 months old and was replaced last June with a new top 20 in many parts of the world. The retired roses from the English collections are still available on the David Austin Licence. In total, they retired 12 roses in 2022.
Crown Princess Margareta is being discontinued by David Austin, along with Tess and The Lady Emma Hamilton.
Yes and possibly no ! Do you realise this is last year’s video and there is now a new version of this filmed June this year
I have bought roses from Styles Roses, they're licenced to sell David Austin Roses, and on their website for both Crown Princess Margareta and Lady Emma Hamilton it says that these roses are being discontinued by David Austin
@@rossdriscoll1905 but you can still get the climbing variety of Crown Princess Margareta on David Austin roses in USA it's available,
Half these roses are unavailable 😂
@@teslaandhumanity7383 you realise this video is over two years old and has been replaced on several occasions with new aversions just because of rose is out of stock in your location or retired mean that there is not available to other people in other locations
Hey Ben watch u all the tym I love the DA roses... How can I get a standard bare root in cape Town south africa
Hi I’m really not sure where it would come from with out searching for it on the internet for you