We planted our first roses last year: Mister Lincoln, Double Delight and Peace. We learned a lot about caring for roses volunteering with The Rose Garden at Mesa Community College. Thanks!
Thank you for sharing your varieties and for your helpful information. I wanted to share two less known varieties Autumn Damask & Kazanlik which are perfect for jams. Yes, rose petals are edible and make a very nice jam!
I live in Northern NY- I love my David Austin roses… Queen of Sweden and Lady of Shallot are 2 of my favorites 😊. I just ordered my first rose from Heirloom Roses !
The timing of this video is perfect! I really want some roses but there are so many to choose from. Also what can handle the AZ climate? Always coming to you for the best recommendations on how to grow in the desert arizona climate 😊
I worked with the growers to find the best choices for the Arizona heat - then I picked the blooms I loved. They have some great filtering options on their website to help you narrow down your choices. One of the filters is heat tolerant roses - that is a good place to start.
I love heirloom roses. I just started growing roses (Mesa) about 2 years ago. I have not always succeeded. It has been trial and error for me and that is why I'm so happy you are an ambassador for heirloom roses and can share so much information. Currently I have in the ground Mister Lincoln, Claire Austin, Drop Dead Red, Sunset Happy trails, double delight and two icebergs. I can't provide a report on these because they are less than a year old. So far they look good. I also participated in the MEVRS rose auction and won a Maurice Utrillo. Will pick that up on Saturday. I am very interested to hear how your's go.
Thanks for sharing your list. Yes, I'll post updates here and on Instagram about how the roses are doing. Congrats on the auction, hope it's beautiful for you!
Love the varieties. I was never a fan of roses until I grew my first David Austin rose years ago and what a difference from the grocery store rose 😂 we recently moved but I am in the process of creating a rose garden. Some of favorite varieties are Desdemona, Eustacia Vye, Queen of Sweden and Darcy Bussell. I recently purchased Moonlight in Paris and Cathedral Bells. Thanks for sharing such great rose growing tips
Glad to hear you’re an ambassador for Heirloom roses. This past season, I’ve added 30+ roses to my garden. Thus far a few that are my favorites are Sunbelt Savanna, polka, Julia child, pretty in pink Eden, new dawn, Earth Angel, and Yves Piaget. And this was hard to narrow down. 😂
I love heirloom roses. Just started a partarre with Olivia Rose Austin, Earth Angel, Roald Dahl, Boscobel, Emily Bronte, Claire Austin and grande dame standards. I'm so excited to watch them grow. I wish I could fast forward a year 😅😅
All of my roses came from Heirloom Roses. Some of them I planted in the ground and some in pots. I love all of my roses! I always get compliments from passersby for their unique beauty and the number of blooms.
Queen of Sweden is very easy to propagate by cutting, I bought 2 plants on 2022, now , I have 8 in my garden. Thanks for sharing your tips and subscribed your channel, waiting to see your next one, happy gardening !
Just got my Heirloom Roses! Got the Darcy Bussell (david austin grandiflora), the classic Peace for my Mom for Mother’s Day (hybrid tea), Twilight Zone & the classic, Heirloom. Gorgeous!
We have grown roses here in Arizona since we moved here in 1986. We have always found a great selection of both bare root and potted roses at Berridge Nursery in Phoenix. This spring 2024, they have the largest selection I think I’ve ever seen including the largest selection of David Austin roses which are my favorite.
English roses are my obsession right now! I love David Austin’s climbers. I bought 2 Bathsheba last year, and 2 James Galway this year. Bathsheba has been showing off big time so far, the heat hasn’t slowed down the blooms yet. I think my next purchase will be Heirloom though! I love that first one you showed. 💕
Love David Austin English roses. The Poets Wife is a full buttery yellow with amazing scent. Waiting for Bathsheba and apricot climber also David Austin. Grown in containers be a bit patient. They may take a bit longer to mature.
Great advice. I have never grown roses but my grandmother had a beautiful rose garden in her backyard. I would love to carry on her tradition so I will definitely try a variety for beginners. 🌹
Many thanks for going through the varieties of roses 🌹. My favorites are the floribunda roses (specifically the white iceberg rose), but would like to try grandiflora in a container. Last year I accidentally bought a climber type, which didn’t do well in a pot. 😂 Live and learn!
there are two fountain roses on the west side and a rambler. Only a short bloom season, but, were I to pick the blooms before more than half were open, they would rebloom. They can go all summer with no water and still try to overrun the garage. After bloom, they'll get cut back. right now, tho the roses are a mess, quail are looking for a nice home with a good nursery. Later, after the kiddies are gone, then they get pruned back with the chainsaw. Nope, serious! Try to mollycoddle a fountain rose and it'll sneer at you. :)
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@ thanks much . I look forward to your video. I specifically want to know how much growth they had since you planted. I planted quite a few this summer and maybe I’m lacking the patience but they haven’t grow much at all in the past 6 months. I’ve seen reviews of bareroot roses growing robust just in a couple of months. I understand own root roses are better but I’m almost regretting not going with bareroot roses.
I've started using the beneficial insect subscriptions from Heirloom Roses - works very well heirloomroses.com/discount/GARDENAZ24?redirect=%2Fcollections%2Fall-roses?.com&GrowingInTheGarden
We planted our first roses last year: Mister Lincoln, Double Delight and Peace. We learned a lot about caring for roses volunteering with The Rose Garden at Mesa Community College. Thanks!
Perfect. I've been meaning to learn about roses, but haven't had like 20 hours to dedicate to it. I'm so glad you did it for me! ;'D
I'm excited to learn more - I'll share it here as I learn.
Thank you for sharing your varieties and for your helpful information. I wanted to share two less known varieties Autumn Damask & Kazanlik which are perfect for jams. Yes, rose petals are edible and make a very nice jam!
Interesting. Yes, thank you for sharing. The more I learn about roses the more I realize how much there is to learn!
Amazing! I’ve tried rose tea and it was delicious.
Roses have a special place in my heart. My late father loved roses. So do I.
I live in Northern NY- I love my David Austin roses… Queen of Sweden and Lady of Shallot are 2 of my favorites 😊. I just ordered my first rose from Heirloom Roses !
The timing of this video is perfect! I really want some roses but there are so many to choose from.
Also what can handle the AZ climate?
Always coming to you for the best recommendations on how to grow in the desert arizona climate 😊
I worked with the growers to find the best choices for the Arizona heat - then I picked the blooms I loved. They have some great filtering options on their website to help you narrow down your choices. One of the filters is heat tolerant roses - that is a good place to start.
@@GrowingInTheGarden Yes, I called HR and they recommended starting with their HEAT TOLERANT filter. FUN!!!!
I love heirloom roses. I just started growing roses (Mesa) about 2 years ago. I have not always succeeded. It has been trial and error for me and that is why I'm so happy you are an ambassador for heirloom roses and can share so much information. Currently I have in the ground Mister Lincoln, Claire Austin, Drop Dead Red, Sunset Happy trails, double delight and two icebergs. I can't provide a report on these because they are less than a year old. So far they look good. I also participated in the MEVRS rose auction and won a Maurice Utrillo. Will pick that up on Saturday. I am very interested to hear how your's go.
Thanks for sharing your list. Yes, I'll post updates here and on Instagram about how the roses are doing. Congrats on the auction, hope it's beautiful for you!
Love the varieties. I was never a fan of roses until I grew my first David Austin rose years ago and what a difference from the grocery store rose 😂 we recently moved but I am in the process of creating a rose garden. Some of favorite varieties are Desdemona, Eustacia Vye, Queen of Sweden and Darcy Bussell. I recently purchased Moonlight in Paris and Cathedral Bells. Thanks for sharing such great rose growing tips
I'm glad to hear you like the Queen of Sweden. I'm excited for that one. Thanks for sharing your list.
Thank you for all the information Angela ☺️ it is very easy to propagate roses as well.
Glad to hear you’re an ambassador for Heirloom roses. This past season, I’ve added 30+ roses to my garden. Thus far a few that are my favorites are Sunbelt Savanna, polka, Julia child, pretty in pink Eden, new dawn, Earth Angel, and Yves Piaget. And this was hard to narrow down. 😂
30+ roses, wow! Thanks for sharing your list. I'm adding some Eden climbers also and saw the pretty in pink Eden - it's gorgeous.
I love heirloom roses. Just started a partarre with Olivia Rose Austin, Earth Angel, Roald Dahl, Boscobel, Emily Bronte, Claire Austin and grande dame standards. I'm so excited to watch them grow. I wish I could fast forward a year 😅😅
Many of the Antique Roses or Old Garden Roses are excellent for the garden as well.
All of my roses came from Heirloom Roses. Some of them I planted in the ground and some in pots. I love all of my roses! I always get compliments from passersby for their unique beauty and the number of blooms.
Queen of Sweden is very easy to propagate by cutting, I bought 2 plants on 2022, now , I have 8 in my garden. Thanks for sharing your tips and subscribed your channel, waiting to see your next one, happy gardening !
Just got my Heirloom Roses! Got the Darcy Bussell (david austin grandiflora), the classic Peace for my Mom for Mother’s Day (hybrid tea), Twilight Zone & the classic, Heirloom. Gorgeous!
We have grown roses here in Arizona since we moved here in 1986. We have always found a great selection of both bare root and potted roses at Berridge Nursery in Phoenix. This spring 2024, they have the largest selection I think I’ve ever seen including the largest selection of David Austin roses which are my favorite.
English roses are my obsession right now! I love David Austin’s climbers. I bought 2 Bathsheba last year, and 2 James Galway this year. Bathsheba has been showing off big time so far, the heat hasn’t slowed down the blooms yet. I think my next purchase will be Heirloom though! I love that first one you showed. 💕
Love David Austin English roses. The Poets Wife is a full buttery yellow with amazing scent. Waiting for Bathsheba and apricot climber also David Austin. Grown in containers be a bit patient. They may take a bit longer to mature.
Great advice. I have never grown roses but my grandmother had a beautiful rose garden in her backyard. I would love to carry on her tradition so I will definitely try a variety for beginners. 🌹
I love roses! Thank you for the tips
Many thanks for going through the varieties of roses 🌹. My favorites are the floribunda roses (specifically the white iceberg rose), but would like to try grandiflora in a container. Last year I accidentally bought a climber type, which didn’t do well in a pot. 😂 Live and learn!
I have two vine roses . Button rose and iceberg .
You forgot mini-floras and miniatures both give a great show.
Mini-floras are great, and miniatures are such a fun addition to a garden.
there are two fountain roses on the west side and a rambler. Only a short bloom season, but, were I to pick the blooms before more than half were open, they would rebloom. They can go all summer with no water and still try to overrun the garage. After bloom, they'll get cut back. right now, tho the roses are a mess, quail are looking for a nice home with a good nursery. Later, after the kiddies are gone, then they get pruned back with the chainsaw. Nope, serious! Try to mollycoddle a fountain rose and it'll sneer at you. :)
very helpful thank you
I'm new to the channel. Is there a video on making the watering grid in the garden bed?
I use the garden grids from Garden in Minutes in all of my raised beds. Use code Angela10 to save $10 off $100 or GITG5 to save 5 percent on any size order shrsl.com/3yanv
Just wow
Can you do an update on how your roses are doing n?
Yes, good idea. They all survived the summer. Getting a few blooms this fall.
@ thanks much . I look forward to your video. I specifically want to know how much growth they had since you planted. I planted quite a few this summer and maybe I’m lacking the patience but they haven’t grow much at all in the past 6 months. I’ve seen reviews of bareroot roses growing robust just in a couple of months. I understand own root roses are better but I’m almost regretting not going with bareroot roses.
So Angela. I live in Florida and concerned about our abundance of pests What do you recommend for organic pest control for your roses ? Tks much
I've started using the beneficial insect subscriptions from Heirloom Roses - works very well heirloomroses.com/discount/GARDENAZ24?redirect=%2Fcollections%2Fall-roses?.com&GrowingInTheGarden
@@GrowingInTheGarden thanks so much
My soil is hardy red so what should I use to grow the fertility of soil
I would add a layer of compost on top. Continue feeding your soil with compost - mulch with wood chips. It will help!
@GrowingInTheGarden home made vegetable peel compost is ok
Need direction actually I saw somewhere to add waste paper and cardboards for composting .does this will help in growing healthy plant?????