I have heavy clay soil , in a new build , and just bought 27 David Austin roses , had them in pots to start , now I see the soil , I’ve had to try hard to improve , your garden so perfect.
I'm sure it would have been nice to have three the same colour, as you've said, but I bet those three together in a bouquet look stunning! Thank you so much for your calm, quiet voice and for your beautiful flowers.
@@TracysHomeGarden I think those DA roses can be a bit of an obsession and I definitely have the obsession - I wish I had more room too! I am north of you, in Collingwood, so I'm very happy to hear what works for you in zone 4/5. It's very soothing to hear your voice and see the lovely videos of your roses in these crazy times.
Lichfield angel looks incredibly beautiful. I have seen this one in several garden centres near me and noted that its blooms are mostly facing downwards and nodding rather than upright like yours. I hope if I buy this rose it will look as lovely as your ones. Your garden is a simply divine and has really helped to give me some ideas for my own garden so thank you very much.
Salut Pallas Cecile, J'adore les roses "old english" comme David Austin. La famille de mon mari est de France - Avignon, Lille, etc. Nous sommes allés dans un certain nombre d'endroits dans le sud et le nord de la France et nous adorons chaque endroit que nous avons visité. Merci d'avoir regards Cecile! 🪴💚
@@TracysHomeGarden Quelle chance !!! Vous parlez un peu Français ? Pour en revenir aux rosiers David Austin, vous les faites venir directement d'Angleterre ? ou bien par des pépinières américaines ?... A++
Salut Pallas Cecile, J'ai acheté mes roses anglaises dans une pépinière de jardin à Toronto, au Canada. Je parle un petit peu français. Mon mari parle plus couramment le français puisqu'il était originaire de France.
Hi Tracy! I just want to say that your garden is beautiful. I'm also in the GTA and was wondering if you knew which nurseries usually carry DA roses or take pre-orders (for 2022)? I'm looking for Evelyn, Litchfield Angel, and Queen of Sweden specifically. I'm debating if I should just pay more and order straight from DA or wait until next year to see what the nurseries have. Would love your advice! Thank you!
Hi An, Thank you 😊 Sheridan Nursery takes orders. You can contact a location in the GTA and ask when they take orders. Those are some beautiful DA roses. Good luck
Hi Tracey, I love your garden and I was wondering where do you order your David Austin roses from? I live in Toronto and not sure where I could order mine from
Hi, In Toronto, You can get them ordered at Sheridan nursery. DA roses sell out rather quickly so you should call them to find out when they start to take orders for spring. I got some of my DA roses from VANDERMEER in Ajax and Cannon nursery also carry them as well. All the best. 💚
Thank you again Jasmine! Pronunciation is one of my weakness...I'm never sure if I'm saying the names properly or not. Thank you for letting me know. It is so neat to meet someone from the area! :-)
I don’t understand why the need for all large flowers. A large flower is beautiful. A small flower is beautiful. Cecile Brunner is one of the most beautiful flowers. The buds are adorable.
I think people sometimes prefer larger blooms because they are more showy from a distance? Especially if they have large garden beds that they cannot simply walk to see the roses up close? I’m not sure but just a thought. I think for me...I like so many roses for so many reasons: the way the petals form, the scent that appeals to me (may not be the same for others), etc... I just checked out Cecile Brunner rose photos , they are super adorable & abundant in blooms! So I think this rose is a winner as well...whatever it doesn’t have in size it returns with the huge abundant amount of blooms! I saw a photo of the climber on a fence board. It is stunning 🤩! Ps. Sometimes what I plant is also limited by my climate and garden zone as well...or the native soil situation I have in my garden. My last garden, every hybrid rose would die even though I protected them. 🧐🥺 Thank you so much for watching!
The Lichfield Angel is actually hardy to zone 4....it’s very hardy compared to Evelyn and Rose-Marie. To get them well established during the first year, I would be sure to protect them in their 1st winter with a rose collar filled with mulch. Happy gardening! Ps. I secretly wish I had more space for a DA rose garden as well. 💚🙏🪴
Thank you Joycelyn! I usually start with a soap spray made with some vinegar and baking soda. If things don’t improve then I consider using an insecticidal soap. Most of the time the homemade soap spray works.. but I do have to spray the roses more often …like every 2 days or so.
I have Eglantyne and it does grow taller and fills out well but i was a bit disappointed in the color in that i was expecting a pink tinted rose but its mainly pale beige in general.. it will become vigorous however w/age..the scent is lighter than i expected also......I have Munstead Wood and its the first season for it and yet its producing so many branches(heavily thorned) the density of the bush is thick w/.leaves for the first year. there are some buds forming now (May 20th) and Im looking forward to a highly fragrant rose..I must admit that I use David Austin's for fragrance primarily...Thanks for your videos...Bob
Munstead Wood is a beautiful DA rose Bob. Our growing season is usually short so I usually don't see the roses grow to their maximum size. However, due to our unusual past mild winter and warmer spring, I'm noticing that they are a lot fuller than previous years. I also notice some mature buds on my DA roses. Its all very exiting for me as well....I also admit that I love the fragrance on my DA roses...it's especially strong in the evening when I like to spend time in the garden. :-)
Ill have to try being in the garden in the evening then to catch the scent..I do catch it in the early a.m. mid day they are less fragrant i think...Thanks, Bob
Hi Nadia, Yes, in our garden zone 5/6, roses do best with 6hours or more of sun. You may be able to get away with 4-6 hours of intense afternoon sun but it may not bloom as prolific.
Chào Thảo, Minh làm vườn ở zone 5 (Toronto, Ontario). Trong Vườn zone 5 của Minh, những bông hồng này nở vào cuối tháng 5 - đầu tháng 6 và lại nở vào tháng 8. Ở những khu vườn ấm hơn, chúng có thể nở hoa cho đến khi trời lạnh. Cảm ơn Thảo đã theo dõi. 💚💚💚
Hey Tracy, I really love your channel and have been watching many of your videos. May I ask how to you over winter your DA roses? I just purchased a few this year and not sure if they will survive our winter. I'm in your area as well. Thank you in advance.
Hi Zoe, If we live in the same area then I say our DA roses will most definitely be okay. I used to protect them with a some compost but I have not done that for the last 4-5 seasons and they have done okay. Last summer many of the canes on the DA roses survived and we had one of the best roses season that I could remember (due to the mild winter of 2020-2021). This year almost all my roses had to came back from the ground (cane dead) but they all survived considering we had a more harsh winter 🥶 than usual. The only thing to remember is to plant the roses 2-3 inches below the soil surface (of the can) to make sure the grafted area is below the soil level so if we get a bad winter like the previous the roses could still come back for us. Hope that makes sense. Happy gardening Zoe! 💚🙏💚
Hi Xiaowen, The colour of the new blooms change from a light blush peachy pink to creamy white. The more sun the blooms get, the faster the colour will change (UV from the sun bleached out the colour faster). 💚🪴🌸
They are 2ft apart. We have short growing season that they don’t usually get to their maximum size....so I planted them closed together. Happy gardening!
Hi Yikai, The eglantyne roses have just come out of dormancy. Our past winter was relatively "warmer" than usual and so there is very little die back (even though I did not use any protection). Currently, hey are leafing out. We had some cool weather and little sun (April showers) this past week and the next week and so they haven't grown much yet...I'm hoping the weather will be more sunny in the next few weeks so they can start forming buds. I will be sure to update these roses once the garden looks more "green". Thank you so much for watching Yikai! :-)
Your garden is just lovely! Thank you for sharing :) Just ordered a Lichfield Angel :)
I have heavy clay soil , in a new build , and just bought 27 David Austin roses , had them in pots to start , now I see the soil , I’ve had to try hard to improve , your garden so perfect.
I'm sure it would have been nice to have three the same colour, as you've said, but I bet those three together in a bouquet look stunning! Thank you so much for your calm, quiet voice and for your beautiful flowers.
Hi Mandy,
The colour of the blooms do go together beautifully! I wished I had enough space to plant more DA roses. Thank you for watching! 💚🪴🙏
@@TracysHomeGarden I think those DA roses can be a bit of an obsession and I definitely have the obsession - I wish I had more room too! I am north of you, in Collingwood, so I'm very happy to hear what works for you in zone 4/5. It's very soothing to hear your voice and see the lovely videos of your roses in these crazy times.
💚🪴🙏
Lichfield angel looks incredibly beautiful. I have seen this one in several garden centres near me and noted that its blooms are mostly facing downwards and nodding rather than upright like yours. I hope if I buy this rose it will look as lovely as your ones. Your garden is a simply divine and has really helped to give me some ideas for my own garden so thank you very much.
Thank you Susie…these do face up which is what I also prefer as well. Happy gardening 💚🙏💚
Beautiful garden
Thank you 🙏 for watching!
Magnifiques !!! (une passionnée des roses anciennes et anglaises dans le sud-ouest en France).
Salut Pallas Cecile,
J'adore les roses "old english" comme David Austin. La famille de mon mari est de France - Avignon, Lille, etc. Nous sommes allés dans un certain nombre d'endroits dans le sud et le nord de la France et nous adorons chaque endroit que nous avons visité. Merci d'avoir regards Cecile! 🪴💚
@@TracysHomeGarden Quelle chance !!! Vous parlez un peu Français ?
Pour en revenir aux rosiers David Austin, vous les faites venir directement d'Angleterre ? ou bien par des pépinières américaines ?... A++
Salut Pallas Cecile,
J'ai acheté mes roses anglaises dans une pépinière de jardin à Toronto, au Canada. Je parle un petit peu français. Mon mari parle plus couramment le français puisqu'il était originaire de France.
Hi Tracy! I just want to say that your garden is beautiful. I'm also in the GTA and was wondering if you knew which nurseries usually carry DA roses or take pre-orders (for 2022)? I'm looking for Evelyn, Litchfield Angel, and Queen of Sweden specifically. I'm debating if I should just pay more and order straight from DA or wait until next year to see what the nurseries have. Would love your advice! Thank you!
Hi An,
Thank you 😊
Sheridan Nursery takes orders. You can contact a location in the GTA and ask when they take orders. Those are some beautiful DA roses. Good luck
Hi Tracey, I love your garden and I was wondering where do you order your David Austin roses from? I live in Toronto and not sure where I could order mine from
Hi,
In Toronto, You can get them ordered at Sheridan nursery. DA roses sell out rather quickly so you should call them to find out when they start to take orders for spring. I got some of my DA roses from VANDERMEER in Ajax and Cannon nursery also carry them as well. All the best. 💚
@@TracysHomeGarden Thank you so much.
I actually lived where this rose is named Lichfield, I have a few myself and they’re beautiful you pronounce it as Lich-Field xx
Thank you again Jasmine! Pronunciation is one of my weakness...I'm never sure if I'm saying the names properly or not. Thank you for letting me know. It is so neat to meet someone from the area! :-)
@@TracysHomeGarden aww your welcome Tracy x I am the same with pronunciation but you are brilliant actually xx keep up the hard work 😊
I don’t understand why the need for all large flowers. A large flower is beautiful. A small flower is beautiful. Cecile Brunner is one of the most beautiful flowers. The buds are adorable.
I think people sometimes prefer larger blooms because they are more showy from a distance? Especially if they have large garden beds that they cannot simply walk to see the roses up close? I’m not sure but just a thought. I think for me...I like so many roses for so many reasons: the way the petals form, the scent that appeals to me (may not be the same for others), etc... I just checked out Cecile Brunner rose photos , they are super adorable & abundant in blooms! So I think this rose is a winner as well...whatever it doesn’t have in size it returns with the huge abundant amount of blooms! I saw a photo of the climber on a fence board. It is stunning 🤩!
Ps. Sometimes what I plant is also limited by my climate and garden zone as well...or the native soil situation I have in my garden. My last garden, every hybrid rose would die even though I protected them. 🧐🥺
Thank you so much for watching!
This is so beautiful! I am in 4a and searching to learn more about planting a David Austin garden rose. Any new ideas of tips?
The Lichfield Angel is actually hardy to zone 4....it’s very hardy compared to Evelyn and Rose-Marie. To get them well established during the first year, I would be sure to protect them in their 1st winter with a rose collar filled with mulch. Happy gardening!
Ps. I secretly wish I had more space for a DA rose garden as well. 💚🙏🪴
Hi Tracy, Your garden looks heavenly!🥰 Would you mind telling where from you have bought your Evelyn rose? It’s so pretty!💕 Is it own root or grafted?
Hi Sarmishtha,
I got the roses from Sheridan Nursery in Toronto.
What type of soap spray you use? I I’m very interested ❤ your video I just found you on RUclips Today is 5/11/23
Thank you Joycelyn!
I usually start with a soap spray made with some vinegar and baking soda. If things don’t improve then I consider using an insecticidal soap. Most of the time the homemade soap spray works.. but I do have to spray the roses more often …like every 2 days or so.
How wide is your flower bed? Love the roses.
The garden to the back fence is about 5ft wide….I think 6ft would be better Maria. Thank you 😊 Maria
I have Eglantyne and it does grow taller and fills out well but i was a bit disappointed in the color in that i was expecting a pink tinted rose but its mainly pale beige in general.. it will become vigorous however w/age..the scent is lighter than i expected also......I have Munstead Wood and its the first season for it and yet its producing so many branches(heavily thorned) the density of the bush is thick w/.leaves for the first year. there are some buds forming now (May 20th) and Im looking forward to a highly fragrant rose..I must admit that I use David Austin's for fragrance primarily...Thanks for your videos...Bob
Munstead Wood is a beautiful DA rose Bob. Our growing season is usually short so I usually don't see the roses grow to their maximum size. However, due to our unusual past mild winter and warmer spring, I'm noticing that they are a lot fuller than previous years. I also notice some mature buds on my DA roses. Its all very exiting for me as well....I also admit that I love the fragrance on my DA roses...it's especially strong in the evening when I like to spend time in the garden. :-)
Ill have to try being in the garden in the evening then to catch the scent..I do catch it in the early a.m. mid day they are less fragrant i think...Thanks, Bob
Which soap spray do you recommend? Thank You! I just found your channel, so I’m catching up 🌹
Thank you Mayra! 🙏💚🪴
I have the link for you below:
www.amazon.ca/Safers-31-6025CAN-Miticide-Insecticide-Aracicide/dp/B07XLC28W5
Lichtfield Angel=I must have
Lichfield Angels - one of my fav roses of all time. 💚💚💚
They are gorgeous; do you know anywhere in Toronto that we can buy DA roses right now?
Yes, VANDERMEER in Ajax has them. Other years they have many varieties but this year they have only a few varieties. Good luck! 🙏💚🪴
Hi, you have got a beautiful collection. Does the rose marie need full sun?
Hi Nadia,
Yes, in our garden zone 5/6, roses do best with 6hours or more of sun. You may be able to get away with 4-6 hours of intense afternoon sun but it may not bloom as prolific.
Beautiful, I am zone 5. Thanks!
Hi, chị Tracy . Lichfield angel dễ thương . Hoa có nở suốt các mùa không? Và nơi chị ở là zone mấy? Cảm ơn chị nhiều
Chào Thảo,
Minh làm vườn ở zone 5 (Toronto, Ontario). Trong Vườn zone 5 của Minh, những bông hồng này nở vào cuối tháng 5 - đầu tháng 6 và lại nở vào tháng 8. Ở những khu vườn ấm hơn, chúng có thể nở hoa cho đến khi trời lạnh. Cảm ơn Thảo đã theo dõi. 💚💚💚
Cảm ơn Tracy nhiều lắm . Vườn rất đẹp
Do you have any updates on these roses?
Yes 👍
Hi ! I wonder where did you order it? They are are gorgeous, I am planning to buy it for spring 2021.
Hi there,
I bought them from Sheridan Nursery in Toronto. You can call them to put in an order for spring 2020. Happy gardening!
Hey Tracy, I really love your channel and have been watching many of your videos. May I ask how to you over winter your DA roses? I just purchased a few this year and not sure if they will survive our winter. I'm in your area as well. Thank you in advance.
Hi Zoe,
If we live in the same area then I say our DA roses will most definitely be okay. I used to protect them with a some compost but I have not done that for the last 4-5 seasons and they have done okay. Last summer many of the canes on the DA roses survived and we had one of the best roses season that I could remember (due to the mild winter of 2020-2021). This year almost all my roses had to came back from the ground (cane dead) but they all survived considering we had a more harsh winter 🥶 than usual. The only thing to remember is to plant the roses 2-3 inches below the soil surface (of the can) to make sure the grafted area is below the soil level so if we get a bad winter like the previous the roses could still come back for us. Hope that makes sense. Happy gardening Zoe! 💚🙏💚
@@TracysHomeGarden Thank you so much Tracy!!! Hope you keep making more videos!!!
The label is yellow flower, you grow it in pink?
Hi Xiaowen,
The colour of the new blooms change from a light blush peachy pink to creamy white. The more sun the blooms get, the faster the colour will change (UV from the sun bleached out the colour faster). 💚🪴🌸
@@TracysHomeGarden ok.i understand now,ths
How far apart the lichfield roses are planted?
They are 2ft apart. We have short growing season that they don’t usually get to their maximum size....so I planted them closed together. Happy gardening!
@@TracysHomeGarden where r u living? I am in canada also short season
@@xiaowenhuang5239 I’m from Toronto! 💚🪴
Hi , How's your eglantyne?
Hi Yikai,
The eglantyne roses have just come out of dormancy. Our past winter was relatively "warmer" than usual and so there is very little die back (even though I did not use any protection). Currently, hey are leafing out. We had some cool weather and little sun (April showers) this past week and the next week and so they haven't grown much yet...I'm hoping the weather will be more sunny in the next few weeks so they can start forming buds. I will be sure to update these roses once the garden looks more "green". Thank you so much for watching Yikai! :-)