Thanks Ben for the wonderful interview. I would also love to see the actual whole bush during a review so we can see what it looks like. Also, we know this is a bit of work, would you be able to rate each rose on your lists based on these items like in the help me find site - ‘flowering quantity, flowering qualities, flowering frequency, disease resistance, shade and rain tolerance’ so at one glance, we can look for a rose that best suite our needs. Thanks so much.
Princess Alexandra of Kent and Princess Ann...wow! My zone 4 garden demands David Austins that exhibit a full upright, bushy habit and architecture with strong flowering stems. No droopy blossoms, please! Austins were bred for the English climate, also suited to warm zones of the United States. They require winter protection in Canada followed by a hard spring pruning, since they lack cane hardiness in winter areas short of zone 6. I miss some of the oldies such as St. Swithun, Mary Rose, Abraham Darby, William Shakespeare 2000 and Jude the Obscure. My favourite Austin blossom is 'Munstead Wood'; a dark velvety cherry-wine that reflects the color of my bedroom furniture, lol. I love combining it with 'The Fairy' polyantha rose in a pink glass vase. Great Austin review and thank you! 🌹
Thank You so much for this beautiful rendtion of the "roses'hall of fame "... They are absolutely magnificent!!! Would you please consider showing us round Your garden so that we could see all the winners in their natural habitat?
Thank you, Ben! This is such a beautiful review! I really like your calm and clear videos - they are very soothing. And your love for roses is also very infectious: - )
@@otchsigua8223 I'd say Princess Alexandra of Kent is #2, huge flowers, last up to 5 days if no rain, and very fragrant. Short climber Tess of The d'Urbervilles I only have had for less than three months, already like it a lot -- fragrant, last long in heat and re-bloom fast. Lady of Shallot is great too, very fragrant, but flowers don't last as long as the last ones I mentioned.
I agree! I love my Gabriel Oak, mine blooming till the first freeze. The color is stunning and mine is almost in partial shade. My Olivia flops too but her blooms are beautiful.
I had a wonderful Lady Emma Hamilton at my previous house. When I ordered Lady Emma for my current house from DA Roses, the root was quite small and the plant had many disease issues. I ended up pulling it out and throwing it away, sadly enough. So I can see why DA has stopped producing it. I hope they are able to figure out a way to produce a healthy LEH in the future- it was a magnificent rose!
🤗You have absolutely nailed it, Ben! It took me back 50 years, waiting all week to hear what was going to be No. 1 in the "Pop Charts", even the little comments introducing the next one just seemed to role off your tongue! I love all your reviews (and you!), they are short and to the point. Extremely helpful too. I always look forward to the next one, and quite often listen to them repeatedly, as I cannot always remember which one does what! Thank you. xx
Please, don't get me wrong (don't get your up, i'm a old woman) but you are a very handsome man! And matches these wonderful flowers! There, i said it! Lol! Thank you so much for sharing your passion for roses with us, this is contagious. The problem is that not all of us have a big garden. My husband has already complained that i cut out salads and carrots! Do what?! Between them and roses...
Well done Ben..that took some time and thought to put that together...just fantastic fully captivated for the whole performance...thankyou for taking the time to do this just amazing..rgds Chris
Thank you so much, Ben! Спасибо Бэн! Один из лучших обзоров роз Давида Остина! Это восторг! Какие же они прекрасные! В моем саду растут Голден Селебрейшн, Краун принцесс Маргарет, Princess Ann. И это только начало. Благодарю за прекрасный рассказ розах! 💗
Thanks Ben this is great.. such beautiful roses! Kew gardens is a favourite of mine I actually grow it as a short climber! It throws out giant canes which I lay laterally and they bloom all the way down the stem...absolutely gorgeous!
I have almost of them thanks to yours recommendations! But the one that impresse me the most is the Olivia Austin. I have one that is already in its third year and despite its being in a very ingrateful place, theres never any sun, it is in excellent health, has grown well and give me a lot of flowers even from the beginning of Spring until the beginning of winter. I like it so much that i planted one in another place with the better conditions. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out!
I love to rewatch this video it’s so calming and enjoyable. I love your passion for roses! I hope some day you do a full bush video of Silas maner! Would love to see that 🤗 I’m getting her next year all thanks to you
Ben, you’re costing me a fortune 🤣 I’m adding to my DA basket as you go through the roses 😂 thank you so much for all your info and all the hard work that goes into creating such brilliant content ❤
@@carolwilliams3224 I’m glad that you like the content and find it useful. Just a heads up. This is a old video and has been reworked several times. This list is reworked at the end of June and there’s always a little bit of a shuffle about every rose mentioned in these videos has his own personal rose if you’re considering ordering from the UK or EU please do follow the link in my bio and make the most of my affiliate links and exclusive online discount codes. If you need help let me know.
Hi Ben, which of all shrubs for Large Deep Pot would you recommend absolutely hands down for Strong Scent and Pest/Disease Resistance. Thanks Ben, you're a Star.
That’s what the individual personal reviews of for this video is a little bit more of a re-Bringing together all of the information provided in the over 70 personal reviews for each particular rows. If any of these catches your eye in the top 20 please do take the time to find its own individual review available here on RUclips or on my Instagram channel where they can be found in my story highlights where my username is exactly the same
Great to hear all about your wonderful roses, can’t wait to find a few from that list , got Eustacia Vye yesterday and put her in a pot, looking forward to seeing the blooms. Thanks for all the information you have given 🥀🥀🥀
OMG I see this and I remember Deepak Chopra "Garden of my soul" I would like to have those roses in my small small garden, but here in Finland so difficult.
Thank you so much for your review. I actually have quite a few on your list. PAOK, Gabriel Oak and Eustacia Vye. I am eyeing on Princess Ann. Her color is so magenta.
I forecast Elizabeth and Bring me Sunshine to both enter the top 10 next year. David Austin roses have indeed released some exceptional new roses these last few years.
I got a jubilee celebration and I am in love the flowers, like you mentioned they are huge flowers but I planted mine in a pot I don’t know if it because of that the blooms tend to face down. But they are really beautiful roses
in 2012 i first time traveled into england and first time saw garden full of roses it was beautiful for me , i never seen so meny roses in my country like i saw in that garden,i had red eurpoean climbing rose was the one i always seen in all gardens , after that garden i told to my self i have to have roses meny meny roses ... for now i have few pinks and yellows , one alchemyst , one shalot or maby hamilton still dont know and i want more , after this video i will need more roses ....
Another great video. I love your videos. Like others have said would love to see some of the actual bushes especially when you say you get flushes with over 100 flowers. Surprised Munstead wood doesn't make it? I know it is retired by most rosarians I know would put it in their top 3 for all rose breeds not just Austins.
Stumbled on here and have thoroughly enjoyed your video for 2022. I now have to watch all of the others but will save 2024. I have yet to buy a David Austin rose for myself and so I plan to enlighten myself first. I look forward to such an exciting journey. ❤❤ Thank you. A garden visit will also have to be a must. What time of the month would you recommend? ;-)
@@CherylJackson-cj21 thank you and welcome along. I’m glad that you enjoyed the format of this video although it has changed so slightly in the last two years don’t forget every roast that features in all of these top 20s or in one of my best of collections has its own individual personal review you can watch each one at any time as you make your shortlist here on RUclips on TikTok or on Instagram
Hi Ben, just wanted to say a big Thank you to yourself for your wonderful video, I watched it this morning before heading out to the garden centre and guess what! !!!!??? I found Lady Emma Hamilton! !!!!!!! So !!!! I bought 2 😆! on your recommendation 😊 😆 Oh! & they were half price 😊 that brings to a total of 15 David Austin rose's bought in a week! 😂 .... maybe they should name the next rose ... Deliriously Happy 😆 Thank you again Ben can't wait for your next video 😊💚
Thank you very much Ben for taking the time to do this review. I love all your videos, always so informative. I would love if one day could you make a video of your garden please!!! 💐💜
My southern friends, in the deep scorching heat of Texas Jubilee Celebration blooms over and over again. When everything else has been defeated, jubilee keeps producing like nobody’s business. The best choice for us 😃
I appreciate your informed opinion. Thank you. I have a handful of Austin roses that didn't even make it on the list. I can only imagine how beautiful these top 20 or top10 will be.
Long live Lady Emma Hamilton. Always my number one. I do not understand how they can not get this rose back on track . As a brit in Amsterdam I definitely find the rootstock of German roses more robust. I bought thisrose when first released for many people they all have made magnificent rose shrubs. My two healthy and very strong. Why not find strong source material form people who have original released lady Emma. And graft to the stronger European rootstock types. . I guess we all shall have to take cuttings to keep this rose hoping in the future. .lady of shallot is pants in five years its only been a stingy floppy monster recently dug up and thrown away
@@the_gardenerben Yes, all the unpainted woodwork and timber framing I get glimpses of is very pretty. As an amateur timber framer I'd love to see and hear more about fine work in living spaces like that. What I make is much more rough.
@@the_gardenerben I have and I have a bit of a story, I always thought they were shrubs but I found out after purchasing it, found out it's a climber. I asked the person at Halifax perennials (where I bought it) if it's ok with some shade, as the only place I could plant it is behind my garage and it gets sun until noon, he said it needs 4-5 hours of sun at least.. so it could thrive there, but I'm not sure. Another option would be to give it to my mother for mother's day, they have better sun coverage by their house and she would love them. I bought a gentle Hermione and Vanessa Bell for the front of my house, but I'm looking forward to the Queen of Sweden for next year. I'm a big fan of your channel, keep up the good work :)
Thank you, Ben, for your lovely, informative reviews. They help me make my selections with first-hand knowledge. FYI ... Sceptered Isle and Lady Emma Hamilton are now available on pre-order for the 2023 season. I am so blessed to have been notified. I jumped right in and sealed the deal! Would you be so kind as to recommend a superior red rose, please? One that is resistant to disease and produces large blooms. Thank you, in advance. Have a beautiful autumn! 🍁🍂
I’m glad you have managed to get hold of lady Emma Hamilton look out for special information from me regarding bare root roses from October 1st In the meantime do you take a look at LD Braithwaite
respect to you sir. i like the way u explained. i live in a hot climates and i am now staring and listening at your beautiful flowers. how i long to have a garden of roses at my own yard. whatever it is your explaination is simply perfect. love it so much🙏🙏🙏🙏😍 from malaysia
Thank you, Ben. Your passion is infectious!!!!! just planted 3 bare root roses from your list. Can't wait for the blooms in summer. Might you be able to do a review on 'The Ingenious Mr. Fairchild'?
There is no way of softening this, the ingenious, Mr Fairchild was deemed by myself as a gateway plant week, and various acceptable to blackspot, mould and mildew, and as a result, was weeded out and remove from my collection
@Ben Hamilton Anderson -The David Austin expert Thank you for your prompt reply, Ben. Am crossing it off my wishlist. Your expertise is much appreciated.
Once again thank you so much. Was excited to see you had a new top 20 review and watched with baited breath to see which rose you were going to bring out next. Felt quite smug when I saw Gabriel Oak appear. I bought one this year and love it
I saw #15 Jubilee Celebration in Bodnant Garden in early October 2022, and became my instant favourite, so pretty, and the fragrance was addictive, i kept going back to them, i liken it to turkish delight. I wanted to buy off the website and was so sad to see that David Austin had retired it due to climate change and pests.
Lovely thorough review. Thanks. I have a lot of Austins (most of the modern collection) and I would put Desdemona in my top 10 or top 5. I find its flowering perpetual, scent is knockout and blooms are very pretty. Why does it not make your top 20? I think Silas M and Scepter’d Isle are two of the very best.
Ah yes, you can always get bad luck with a rose and that certainly taint one’s opinion. I wish you luck with your new one. I have found it incredible. After watching your latest version of this I have a Bring Me Sunshine currently on the way! Do you have any Kordes roses? Like Austin, I find this rose breeder superb. In my opinion little can compete with the Austin and Kordes collections. Would be great to get your rose reviews of some of the top Kordes roses such as Bliss parfuma, Earth Angel, Lovely Parfuma to name just a few.
Hiya Ben, How about Mill on the Floss? Does she Ball being such heavy looking blooms? And, of the Gabriel Oak, Mill on the Floss and Silas Mariner which smell is stronger? Thanks
Funny enough Mill on the floss does ball slightly but because of its slightly ruffled dishevelled look it only adds to its charm mill on the floss also flowers quite heavily at this time of year when the evenings are damp and cold the bloom is still open I would say that out of the three listed Silas Marner has the strongest fragrance have you watched my best for fragrance video, I’ve created several best of collections
Just in case here is the list again excuse the little bits and pieces next to some of them. It’s my code for keeping track of what I’ve posted and when it has no other meaning. 1 Silas Marner 💚🛑✅ 2 Mill on the floss💚🛑✅ 3 Gabriel Oak 💚🛑✅ 4 Lady Emma hamilton💚🛑✅ 5 Eustacia vye 💚🛑✅ 6 The country Parson 💚🛑✅ 7 Crown Princess Margarita 💚🛑✅ 8 James L Austin 💚🛑✅ 9 Princess Anne 💚🛑 10 Claire Austin 💚🛑 11 Sceptred Isle 12 tranquility 13 Harlow Carr 14 Molyneaux 15 jubilee celebration 16 Kew Gardens 17 Princess Alexandra of Kent 18 Roald Dahl 19 Olivia Rose Austin 20 The generous Gardner
I only have one David Austin in my small garden, and it's Poet's Wife. This is year 3 and it still flops over possibly due to the heaviness of the flower head. You mentioned this rose would need support. What would you use to support this plant. It seems the stems are not stout enough to hold the flower head up. I'm in Boise, Idaho.
This guy has pretty much destroyed my bank account. I can't stop buying these roses. They look amazing. Now i'm having to put them in pots bc I have no more space😂. Princess Alexandra of Kent is my #1 so far.
Thanks Ben . I started new rose Garden after watching your videos . I have seen this multiple times . I got 2 lady Emma , 2 Gabriel and 1 Silas . Gabriel oak was blooming it had 4-5 blooms , now in August in zone 9b almost none of these have blooms . I have them in full sun 🙁
Many thanks for your post, your passion is contagious. 😁I was hoping to see Gertrude Jekyll on the list as we just bought 2. their fragrance and beauty captivated us. We are novices to growing roses, so forgive my question is there any characteristics that we should be aware of that prevent them being in your top 20 and maybe things we should pay attention to? Many thanks
My top 20 is compiled each, and every year it changes ever so slightly as new varieties are brought to the market. The top is dominated by roses, bringing together the full package of foliage, disease, resistance, stem, colour and growth figure, combined with flowering period and fragrance much as Gertrude Jekyll is a stunning rose by today’s standards. It’s not particularly high performing and its disease resistance is somewhat questionable. It suffers terribly with black spot when stressed. I get lots of messages from people confused that their favourite rose is not included in either the best of selection or in the top 20. These are my growing experiences over the last 28 days from the collection of Roses. The total is 240 different varieties. I never offer an opinion of a rose that I haven’t been growing in the garden for less than 18 months, meaning I’m able to give you a detailed description of its growth habit and performance over that time
Hello Ben. Which Fragrance is stronger on the Eustacia Vye VS Harlow Carr VS James Austin VS Silas Marner? please. Will take your advice and buy blind based on what you say!Thanks!
All the roses you have mentioned have very different characteristics, but you’ll find the strongest fragrance from Esustacia vye Silas Marner Harlow, Carr with James , L Austin coming in last
Thank you for this great review my friend!!! I have several of these and plan to aquire some others on this list. I noticed that James Galway and The Pilgram are not on the list, have they fallen out of favor? What of Othello, Perdita or LD Braithwaite as well. Guess those have just been around too long.
Love the reviews! Thank you for the hard work of getting it all together! Had hard time hearing due to the volume of the video but Man! So many pretty roses to consider for my garden for next spring! I always wonder if anyone ever dries petals of separate roses and has a good review of that. I make rose petal jams etc and some petals just stink when they age or dry 😅
Hello Mr.Ben, I have just discovered your site on RUclips and at the same time your valuable advice. I would like to know your opinion on the best zone 4 climbing rose. Which of these would you buy first? I have already purchased the generous gardener on your advice. James Galway, strawberry hill, tess of the d'ubervilles Thanking you very much and wishing you a wonderful spring in your beautiful garden!
Good afternoon and welcome along. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed the content. May I make you aware that this is an old video from 2022 reworked into a brand-new collection for 2023 if you’re interested in watching that video
Zone four is very harsh indeed, and I believe you probably have most of the roses that would be available and classified as being fully hardy. However, other roses for you to take a look at would be Claire Austin, the pilgrim and the Wedgewood rose all of which will have personal reviews here on RUclips and on my Instagram channel if you need any help don’t hesitate to ask.
Hi Ben! I have a Etoile De Holland and a Madame Carriere, I have a shady space between them and really really need you to recommend the best climber that a) Will never Ball and will smell b) absolutely divine. Please help!!! Thanks from David UK
Hi Ben It takes a wee while to see these here in New Zealand, but I’m on the look out! - Thank you! Re R. Gabriel Oak would ‘electric pink’ be a good name for the colour? It reminds me of a rose my Ma grew in her 3/4 acre garden years ago (long before the fabulous DA’s came on the scene… I would sit on her deck and just look about her garden and there was just one rose that would always draw the eye right across her garden like a show stopper. R. Gabriel Oak would do that even better and it’s something most rose growers don’t ask themselves…if you had only x1 rose in your garden to make an impact and draw your eye to a particular area (using colour) what would you choose, please? The other type of rose that one rarely sees for sale are the DA single blooms that are simple and elegant and float like butterflies. I’ve been searching for years for them and they are just not available here - Why? - I’m waiting for them to become the latest trend which they really do deserve.
Gabriel Oak, it’s very difficult to describe it is a very vibrant pink. If I had to choose one rose from the full collection right now to make an impact for colour there’s nothing quite like it. The most recent single flowered varieties from David Austin or Kew Gardens and tottering by gently both of which have been reviewed by myself in your find videos here on RUclips or on my Instagram.
Great video , I've just got the rose bug and started to fill my garden with DA roses , up to now , princess Anne, queen of Sweden, golden celebration , Emily bronte, desdamona, and my favourite none DA rose just joey
Grazie Ben, ho apprezzato tantissimo la tua classifica con i relativi commenti, adoro tutte quante le rose di cui hai parlato. Vorrei sapere se conosci invece una delle mie beniamine, la Teasing Georgia, o se hai già fatto una recensione su questa deliziosa e generosa rosa..
Hi It’s my pleasure, and no that one was bred just a year after I was born it’s no longer in production hear in the U.K. I’m Not sure about the rest of the world
Hello! What a beautiful collection of roses! 😍 Which roses would you recommend for people living in Western Norway? Think the climate is a bit colder than in Great Britain.
St swithen is not one I have or have seen much of i believe now on it’s way to retirement hear in the U.K. strawberry hill has received its review you can find that one hear or in my storey highlights on Instagram
@@the_gardenerben Thank you i'll check out your review. i just planted the St swithen last year and if starting to bloom!! beautiful large flowers and scent!!!
Thanks Ben for the amazing reviews! I've got space for two roses in large pots on my patio. My shortlist is Silas Marner, Gabriel Oak and Country Parson. Which 2 would you recommend? For best combination of colours, and best fragrance! Thank you
This video is very helpful! I am in zone 7a ( Connecticut, USA). I have a shady area where the tall trees are creating shade on the spot. I want to plant a rose which has big blooms with lots of petals and will bloom well in this shady spot. Please recommend the best 2 roses for my spot.
If the area is also dry it’s going to be difficult to work with you’re going to have to concentrate on your watering and adding organic matter to the soil around the plants to make sure that they thrive I’ve filmed the best of collection for shady areas this includes Roses like Roald Dahl, Imogen and LD Braithwaite do take a look at the full video
Hi, I have a question for you about 2 older DA rose varieties, Rose English Garden ( Ausbuff) and Rose Troilus ( Ausoil). Which of these two roses is better bloomer ? Please let me know.
@@the_gardenerben Hi, Thank you for letting me know. You mean England’s Rose Auslounge ? Is it dark pink ? But the vendor has only Ausbuff and Ausoil , so I have to choose one out of these two.
First of all this is my personal selection based on growth habit disease resistant scene flower abundance and overall appearance over recent years David Austin haven’t produced any red roses are Gabriel Oak is the first of its colour range for a long time I’m assuming this is a response to trends over the last 10 years for a more desirable paler colour whites creams pile yellows and soft pinks more on trend than a strong primary reds and bold oranges also must take in mind that arose takes at least 8 to 10 years to bring to the market
Hi, and welcome along. I would start by watching my best food containers and growing in a pot selection from here you can choose the smaller and more compact roses and then watch each individual review. There are over 115 for you to choose from but if you start with the smaller ones you can work out from there.
Appreciate this informative list, however can you elaborate why Claire Austin climber won’t fair well on a wall and since it’s only been in the ground as a bare root for a season is it okay for me to transplant in a better environment?
This video is meant as a quick breakdown and ranking top 20 only you will gain much much more information in depth of each particular rose. If you take the time to watch the individual reviews, there’s around 70 of them here, including one for Claire Austin. Do you mean it’s been planted over this autumn winter season or it’s been in the ground for 12 months which season are you currently working in?
I have the Generous Gardener and it’s not pink at all but much more like super light beige white color and as soon as it opens it pretty much a white colored rose. How do I make it pink? I got it two years ago from a local market that they carry David Austin roses every year early spring.
By the sounds of things, unless you’re in a particularly warm part of the world with temperatures reaching over 26 to 27° daily as the bloom is opening you have the wrong rows
@@the_gardenerben Thanks Ben and it's great to hear from you. I actually in cool climate zone 5 in US Michigan. I love your videos, I have few David Austin roses in my garden but all of them are have the same characteristic of very shortly lived blooming time, the flowers only last a day or two three days is the max. Do you have any roses that the flower last little longer?
@@jenn36 the length of flower lasts on the plant is completely unmeasurable. I’m afraid if the flower is pollinated as soon as it opens as far as the Plants is done, the job is finished the bloom. Oh fade
Found the video...all of them are so lovely. But I can only buy 3 for now to grow in pots. Besides Gabriel Oak and Roald Dahl, which third one do you recommend? I have space where I get both full and partial sun :)
Although this is the top ranking 20 of the roses that I grow here in my garden, have you also looked at my Best of selections I brought together all of the roses into several collections, suitable for shade, best for flowering and even one of the best container growing the rose, you’re probably looking for is “Eustacia vye “
Hi, I like your reviews a lot. I have 35 DA roses. I just wanted to know about the rose Golden Celebration. I have this rose planted in partial sun. It bloomed some nice flowers but the size is not that big. The number of blooms are not that many. I am in Connecticut, zone 7a. Please advice whether I should move this rose to full sun area.
Hi, if I’m honest this is Rose may be struggling with your heat and it may be best to move it into deeper shade rather than full sun in my personal experience of this plant is not a great rose in the UK this week often blighted with black spot mould mildew and is prone to balling during wet conditions there is not a hugely popular rise here in the UK apart from my name
@@the_gardenerben Thank you for your reply. Here in USA Golden Celebration is even doing well in hotter zones like Alabama, California,Florida which are zone 8, 9, 10 . The blooms are huge! I asked them and they said that the rose is planted in full sun and blooming very well. So I thought, may be I should move it to spot where it will get full sun.
paradise so many beautiful flowers
I love watching this such beautiful roses ❤
Such an eloquent rose reviewer. David Austin’s Roses and us gardeners are so lucky to have you
Thank you that’s kind
I have so many of DA's older introductions that have remained tried and true in my hot, humid Southeastern US garden.
Love your selection but I would love to see them in your garden. I love David Austin roses because of their fragrance. Xx
I have and will continue to do garden tours
Thanks Ben for the wonderful interview. I would also love to see the actual whole bush during a review so we can see what it looks like. Also, we know this is a bit of work, would you be able to rate each rose on your lists based on these items like in the help me find site - ‘flowering quantity, flowering qualities, flowering frequency, disease resistance, shade and rain tolerance’ so at one glance, we can look for a rose that best suite our needs. Thanks so much.
I second that. Seeing the whole Bush helps
OMG!!!! I am so happy to find your channel!!!
Welcome along 💚
Thank you for this wonderful survey of roses!
My sister lives in London and attended Chelsea flower show and she told me she loved Silas Marner. 💖
It’s a stunning rose
@@the_gardenerben guess I will have to buy it for my rose garden! ❤️ enjoy your videos!
Princess Alexandra of Kent and Princess Ann...wow!
My zone 4 garden demands David Austins that exhibit a full upright, bushy habit and architecture with strong flowering stems. No droopy blossoms, please!
Austins were bred for the English climate, also suited to warm zones of the United States. They require winter protection in Canada followed by a hard spring pruning, since they lack cane hardiness in winter areas short of zone 6.
I miss some of the oldies such as St. Swithun, Mary Rose, Abraham Darby, William Shakespeare 2000 and Jude the Obscure.
My favourite Austin blossom is 'Munstead Wood'; a dark velvety cherry-wine that reflects the color of my bedroom furniture, lol. I love combining it with 'The Fairy' polyantha rose in a pink glass vase.
Great Austin review and thank you! 🌹
Thank You so much for this beautiful rendtion of the "roses'hall of fame "...
They are absolutely magnificent!!!
Would you please consider showing us round Your garden so that we could see all the winners in their natural habitat?
Once I’m home of course I will but this has been a huge body of work hours and hours of work
I'm usually not a fan of bright color roses but Gabriel Oak is stunning. I love it.
It’s very interesting
Thank you, Ben! This is such a beautiful review! I really like your calm and clear videos - they are very soothing. And your love for roses is also very infectious: - )
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In my garden, Gabriel Oak is #1 !!! It's so healthy, so fragrant, last so long, I love it so much!
@@otchsigua8223 I'd say Princess Alexandra of Kent is #2, huge flowers, last up to 5 days if no rain, and very fragrant. Short climber Tess of The d'Urbervilles I only have had for less than three months, already like it a lot -- fragrant, last long in heat and re-bloom fast. Lady of Shallot is great too, very fragrant, but flowers don't last as long as the last ones I mentioned.
I agree! I love my Gabriel Oak, mine blooming till the first freeze. The color is stunning and mine is almost in partial shade. My Olivia flops too but her blooms are beautiful.
I had a wonderful Lady Emma Hamilton at my previous house. When I ordered Lady Emma for my current house from DA Roses, the root was quite small and the plant had many disease issues. I ended up pulling it out and throwing it away, sadly enough. So I can see why DA has stopped producing it. I hope they are able to figure out a way to produce a healthy LEH in the future- it was a magnificent rose!
🤗You have absolutely nailed it, Ben! It took me back 50 years, waiting all week to hear what was going to be No. 1 in the "Pop Charts", even the little comments introducing the next one just seemed to role off your tongue!
I love all your reviews (and you!), they are short and to the point. Extremely helpful too. I always look forward to the next one, and quite often listen to them repeatedly, as I cannot always remember which one does what!
Thank you. xx
Thank you I’m really glad you liked it 💚
Thank you for doing this..... I'm making and remaking my list for my fall barefoot order.....
Please, don't get me wrong (don't get your up, i'm a old woman) but you are a very handsome man! And matches these wonderful flowers! There, i said it! Lol!
Thank you so much for sharing your passion for roses with us, this is contagious. The problem is that not all of us have a big garden. My husband has already complained that i cut out salads and carrots! Do what?! Between them and roses...
Thank you so much, especially for mentioning the strength of fragrance and hours of sun. Very helpful indeed👍💚
I try lol !
Thanks Ben, I love these reviews and find them so helpful in planning my garden.
Well done Ben..that took some time and thought to put that together...just fantastic fully captivated for the whole performance...thankyou for taking the time to do this just amazing..rgds Chris
Thank you for the list!! You have been pumping out reviews like a beast! So impressive! I love watching your videos.
It’s been a big undertaking this year
Always such informative and helpful videos- thanks again 🙏👍
Thank you so much, Ben! Спасибо Бэн! Один из лучших обзоров роз Давида Остина! Это восторг! Какие же они прекрасные! В моем саду растут Голден Селебрейшн, Краун принцесс Маргарет, Princess Ann. И это только начало. Благодарю за прекрасный рассказ розах! 💗
Thanks Ben this is great.. such beautiful roses! Kew gardens is a favourite of mine I actually grow it as a short climber! It throws out giant canes which I lay laterally and they bloom all the way down the stem...absolutely gorgeous!
I have almost of them thanks to yours recommendations! But the one that impresse me the most is the Olivia Austin. I have one that is already in its third year and despite its being in a very ingrateful place, theres never any sun, it is in excellent health, has grown well and give me a lot of flowers even from the beginning of Spring until the beginning of winter. I like it so much that i planted one in another place with the better conditions. Looking forward to seeing how it turns out!
I love to rewatch this video it’s so calming and enjoyable. I love your passion for roses! I hope some day you do a full bush video of Silas maner! Would love to see that 🤗 I’m getting her next year all thanks to you
Ben, you’re costing me a fortune 🤣 I’m adding to my DA basket as you go through the roses 😂 thank you so much for all your info and all the hard work that goes into creating such brilliant content ❤
@@carolwilliams3224 I’m glad that you like the content and find it useful. Just a heads up. This is a old video and has been reworked several times. This list is reworked at the end of June and there’s always a little bit of a shuffle about every rose mentioned in these videos has his own personal rose if you’re considering ordering from the UK or EU please do follow the link in my bio and make the most of my affiliate links and exclusive online discount codes. If you need help let me know.
Thank you 🙏
Ben, you are our no# 1 top pick! Thankyou soooo much for sharing the rose love x
I’m glad you enjoyed it
Yay !!! So happy you did this video
Thank you so very much :) really appreciate your efforts
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Hi Ben, which of all shrubs for Large Deep Pot would you recommend absolutely hands down for Strong Scent and Pest/Disease Resistance. Thanks Ben, you're a Star.
Enjoyed this, thank you! Would be a great idea to see these flowers in your garden to give us more visual idea of what they look like in situ.
That’s what the individual personal reviews of for this video is a little bit more of a re-Bringing together all of the information provided in the over 70 personal reviews for each particular rows. If any of these catches your eye in the top 20 please do take the time to find its own individual review available here on RUclips or on my Instagram channel where they can be found in my story highlights where my username is exactly the same
Great to hear all about your wonderful roses, can’t wait to find a few from that list , got Eustacia Vye yesterday and put her in a pot, looking forward to seeing the blooms. Thanks for all the information you have given 🥀🥀🥀
OMG I see this and I remember Deepak Chopra "Garden of my soul" I would like to have those roses in my small small garden, but here in Finland so difficult.
You are the first Person to grow and love Mill on the Floss!
How do you mean ?
Thank you so much for your review. I actually have quite a few on your list. PAOK, Gabriel Oak and Eustacia Vye. I am eyeing on Princess Ann. Her color is so magenta.
It really does age beautifully as the bloom fails and ranks very highly with me I have several
I forecast Elizabeth and Bring me Sunshine to both enter the top 10 next year. David Austin roses have indeed released some exceptional new roses these last few years.
One has made more of an impression than the other 💚
I got a jubilee celebration and I am in love the flowers, like you mentioned they are huge flowers but I planted mine in a pot I don’t know if it because of that the blooms tend to face down. But they are really beautiful roses
in 2012 i first time traveled into england and first time saw garden full of roses it was beautiful for me , i never seen so meny roses in my country like i saw in that garden,i had red eurpoean climbing rose was the one i always seen in all gardens , after that garden i told to my self i have to have roses meny meny roses ... for now i have few pinks and yellows , one alchemyst , one shalot or maby hamilton still dont know and i want more , after this video i will need more roses ....
Another great video. I love your videos. Like others have said would love to see some of the actual bushes especially when you say you get flushes with over 100 flowers. Surprised Munstead wood doesn't make it? I know it is retired by most rosarians I know would put it in their top 3 for all rose breeds not just Austins.
Stumbled on here and have thoroughly enjoyed your video for 2022. I now have to watch all of the others but will save 2024. I have yet to buy a David Austin rose for myself and so I plan to enlighten myself first. I look forward to such an exciting journey. ❤❤ Thank you. A garden visit will also have to be a must. What time of the month would you recommend? ;-)
@@CherylJackson-cj21 thank you and welcome along. I’m glad that you enjoyed the format of this video although it has changed so slightly in the last two years don’t forget every roast that features in all of these top 20s or in one of my best of collections has its own individual personal review you can watch each one at any time as you make your shortlist here on RUclips on TikTok or on Instagram
Hi Ben, just wanted to say a big Thank you to yourself for your wonderful video, I watched it this morning before heading out to the garden centre and guess what! !!!!??? I found Lady Emma Hamilton! !!!!!!! So !!!! I bought 2 😆! on your recommendation 😊 😆 Oh! & they were half price 😊 that brings to a total of 15 David Austin rose's bought in a week! 😂 .... maybe they should name the next rose ... Deliriously Happy 😆
Thank you again Ben can't wait for your next video 😊💚
Wow what a lucky find ! Enjoy them all
Thank you very much Ben for taking the time to do this review. I love all your videos, always so informative. I would love if one day could you make a video of your garden please!!! 💐💜
Very soon I promise in July
Dear Ben,I would also Like to see your garden 🍀🥀.
Thanks so much for helping me decide which be beautiful David Austin rose to buy.🌸
No problem-which did you go for ?
@@the_gardenerben Gabriel Oak!🙌
My southern friends, in the deep scorching heat of Texas Jubilee Celebration blooms over and over again. When everything else has been defeated, jubilee keeps producing like nobody’s business. The best choice for us 😃
Good to hear x
Thanks for the video. Looking forward to your 2023 version. Your handwriting looks very nice btw. How do you find space for the new roses you trial?
Beautiful roses!
I appreciate your informed opinion. Thank you. I have a handful of Austin roses that didn't even make it on the list. I can only imagine how beautiful these top 20 or top10 will be.
I have 96 varieties in total so there’s lots to chose from
Long live Lady Emma Hamilton. Always my number one. I do not understand how they can not get this rose back on track .
As a brit in Amsterdam I definitely find the rootstock of German roses more robust.
I bought thisrose when first released for many people they all have made magnificent rose shrubs. My two healthy and very strong.
Why not find strong source material form people who have original released lady Emma.
And graft to the stronger European rootstock types. . I guess we all shall have to take cuttings to keep this rose hoping in the future. .lady of shallot is pants in five years its only been a stingy floppy monster recently dug up and thrown away
Thank you
Your most welcome May I just check that you are aware that this video has been superseded by a new 2023 version?
Can you do a tour of the woodwork/timberwork in your house?
In the house ?
@@the_gardenerben Yes, all the unpainted woodwork and timber framing I get glimpses of is very pretty. As an amateur timber framer I'd love to see and hear more about fine work in living spaces like that. What I make is much more rough.
I just bought a Claire Austin, I'm hoping for the best.
Have you watched its full personal review ?
@@the_gardenerben I have and I have a bit of a story, I always thought they were shrubs but I found out after purchasing it, found out it's a climber. I asked the person at Halifax perennials (where I bought it) if it's ok with some shade, as the only place I could plant it is behind my garage and it gets sun until noon, he said it needs 4-5 hours of sun at least.. so it could thrive there, but I'm not sure. Another option would be to give it to my mother for mother's day, they have better sun coverage by their house and she would love them. I bought a gentle Hermione and Vanessa Bell for the front of my house, but I'm looking forward to the Queen of Sweden for next year. I'm a big fan of your channel, keep up the good work :)
Thank you, Ben, for your lovely, informative reviews. They help me make my selections with first-hand knowledge. FYI ... Sceptered Isle and Lady Emma Hamilton are now available on pre-order for the 2023 season. I am so blessed to have been notified. I jumped right in and sealed the deal! Would you be so kind as to recommend a superior red rose, please? One that is resistant to disease and produces large blooms. Thank you, in advance. Have a beautiful autumn! 🍁🍂
I’m glad you have managed to get hold of lady Emma Hamilton look out for special information from me regarding bare root roses from October 1st
In the meantime do you take a look at LD Braithwaite
Thank you, Ben! ❤️
respect to you sir. i like the way u explained. i live in a hot climates and i am now staring and listening at your beautiful flowers. how i long to have a garden of roses at my own yard.
whatever it is your explaination is simply perfect. love it so much🙏🙏🙏🙏😍
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Thank you, I’m really glad that you enjoyed the videos
Really good revue. Can you recommend a pink repeat rambler? Mine have been in 40 years and some need replacing !
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Welcome along
Thank you, Ben. Your passion is infectious!!!!! just planted 3 bare root roses from your list. Can't wait for the blooms in summer. Might you be able to do a review on 'The Ingenious Mr. Fairchild'?
It’s an absolute pleasure. I have another 40 reviews coming this coming June to celebrate national rows month here in the UK.
There is no way of softening this, the ingenious, Mr Fairchild was deemed by myself as a gateway plant week, and various acceptable to blackspot, mould and mildew, and as a result, was weeded out and remove from my collection
@Ben Hamilton Anderson -The David Austin expert
Thank you for your prompt reply, Ben. Am crossing it off my wishlist. Your expertise is much appreciated.
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Once again thank you so much. Was excited to see you had a new top 20 review and watched with baited breath to see which rose you were going to bring out next. Felt quite smug when I saw Gabriel Oak appear. I bought one this year and love it
Glad you like it, enjoy it 💚
Can you tell me how heigh is Gabriel Oak?
@@janeliu1638 please do watch the full review it’s available to watch hear or on my Instagram
I have and agree with you re Lady Emma, Ben.
Why would they discontinue such a nice Rose ??
I saw #15 Jubilee Celebration in Bodnant Garden in early October 2022, and became my instant favourite, so pretty, and the fragrance was addictive, i kept going back to them, i liken it to turkish delight. I wanted to buy off the website and was so sad to see that David Austin had retired it due to climate change and pests.
Lovely thorough review. Thanks. I have a lot of Austins (most of the modern collection) and I would put Desdemona in my top 10 or top 5. I find its flowering perpetual, scent is knockout and blooms are very pretty. Why does it not make your top 20? I think Silas M and Scepter’d Isle are two of the very best.
I’m having another go with Desdemona, my first went in the bin- may I just check you know that this list is reworked every year there’s one for 2023
Ah yes, you can always get bad luck with a rose and that certainly taint one’s opinion. I wish you luck with your new one. I have found it incredible. After watching your latest version of this I have a Bring Me Sunshine currently on the way!
Do you have any Kordes roses? Like Austin, I find this rose breeder superb. In my opinion little can compete with the Austin and Kordes collections. Would be great to get your rose reviews of some of the top Kordes roses such as Bliss parfuma, Earth Angel, Lovely Parfuma to name just a few.
@@Alfster18 yes I have a few kordes ones though Peter Beales
Hiya Ben, How about Mill on the Floss? Does she Ball being such heavy looking blooms? And, of the Gabriel Oak, Mill on the Floss and Silas Mariner which smell is stronger? Thanks
Funny enough Mill on the floss does ball slightly but because of its slightly ruffled dishevelled look it only adds to its charm mill on the floss also flowers quite heavily at this time of year when the evenings are damp and cold the bloom is still open
I would say that out of the three listed Silas Marner has the strongest fragrance have you watched my best for fragrance video, I’ve created several best of collections
Love your reviews. It would be great if you would show the lists at the end if the videos for rankings. 😊
Maybe a point for this June I believe although I will have to check I believe the full list in ranking order is in the video description
Just in case here is the list again excuse the little bits and pieces next to some of them. It’s my code for keeping track of what I’ve posted and when it has no other meaning.
1 Silas Marner 💚🛑✅
2 Mill on the floss💚🛑✅
3 Gabriel Oak 💚🛑✅
4 Lady Emma hamilton💚🛑✅
5 Eustacia vye 💚🛑✅
6 The country Parson 💚🛑✅
7 Crown Princess Margarita 💚🛑✅
8 James L Austin 💚🛑✅
9 Princess Anne 💚🛑
10 Claire Austin 💚🛑
11 Sceptred Isle
12 tranquility
13 Harlow Carr
14 Molyneaux
15 jubilee celebration
16 Kew Gardens
17 Princess Alexandra of Kent
18 Roald Dahl
19 Olivia Rose Austin
20 The generous Gardner
I only have one David Austin in my small garden, and it's Poet's Wife. This is year 3 and it still flops over possibly due to the heaviness of the flower head. You mentioned this rose would need support. What would you use to support this plant. It seems the stems are not stout enough to hold the flower head up. I'm in Boise, Idaho.
Thanks Ben! Висадила у своєму садочку Крокус Роуз, Фальстаф, Вінчестер Кафєдраль, Мері Роуз та Джуд де Обскур, чекаю першого цвітіння))))
Todas sus rosas son muy hermosas gracias
Nice! Thank you!!!
This guy has pretty much destroyed my bank account. I can't stop buying these roses. They look amazing. Now i'm having to put them in pots bc I have no more space😂.
Princess Alexandra of Kent is my #1 so far.
I would like to offer you my sincerest apologies. I’m very sorry. #itsbensfault
Thanks Ben . I started new rose Garden after watching your videos . I have seen this multiple times . I got 2 lady Emma , 2 Gabriel and 1 Silas . Gabriel oak was blooming it had 4-5 blooms , now in August in zone 9b almost none of these have blooms . I have them in full sun 🙁
Hi so you have only had them 6-8 weeks ?
Yes Ben . These are almost a year old bush potted roses from my local nursery .
But you planted them 6 weeks ?
Yes I did pot them 5 weeks back
Many thanks for your post, your passion is contagious. 😁I was hoping to see Gertrude Jekyll on the list as we just bought 2. their fragrance and beauty captivated us. We are novices to growing roses, so forgive my question is there any characteristics that we should be aware of that prevent them being in your top 20 and maybe things we should pay attention to? Many thanks
My top 20 is compiled each, and every year it changes ever so slightly as new varieties are brought to the market. The top is dominated by roses, bringing together the full package of foliage, disease, resistance, stem, colour and growth figure, combined with flowering period and fragrance much as Gertrude Jekyll is a stunning rose by today’s standards. It’s not particularly high performing and its disease resistance is somewhat questionable. It suffers terribly with black spot when stressed.
I get lots of messages from people confused that their favourite rose is not included in either the best of selection or in the top 20. These are my growing experiences over the last 28 days from the collection of Roses. The total is 240 different varieties.
I never offer an opinion of a rose that I haven’t been growing in the garden for less than 18 months, meaning I’m able to give you a detailed description of its growth habit and performance over that time
Hello Ben. Which Fragrance is stronger on the Eustacia Vye VS Harlow Carr VS James Austin VS Silas Marner? please. Will take your advice and buy blind based on what you say!Thanks!
All the roses you have mentioned have very different characteristics, but you’ll find the strongest fragrance from Esustacia vye Silas Marner Harlow, Carr with James , L Austin coming in last
Have you watched my best for fragrance video
Thanks Ben!
how does Mill on the Floss handle rain
Thank you for this great review my friend!!! I have several of these and plan to aquire some others on this list. I noticed that James Galway and The Pilgram are not on the list, have they fallen out of favor? What of Othello, Perdita or LD Braithwaite as well. Guess those have just been around too long.
No that’s not the case at all but top 20 can only have 20 and in my opinion these are the top
Love your content! Please can you do a video on largest (peony like) blooms from David Austin
Oh that’s a very specific topic lol
Love the reviews! Thank you for the hard work of getting it all together! Had hard time hearing due to the volume of the video but Man! So many pretty roses to consider for my garden for next spring! I always wonder if anyone ever dries petals of separate roses and has a good review of that. I make rose petal jams etc and some petals just stink when they age or dry 😅
Hello Mr.Ben, I have just discovered your site on RUclips and at the same time your valuable advice. I would like to know your opinion on the best zone 4 climbing rose. Which of these would you buy first? I have already purchased the generous gardener on your advice. James Galway, strawberry hill, tess of the d'ubervilles Thanking you very much and wishing you a wonderful spring in your beautiful garden!
Good afternoon and welcome along. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed the content. May I make you aware that this is an old video from 2022 reworked into a brand-new collection for 2023 if you’re interested in watching that video
Zone four is very harsh indeed, and I believe you probably have most of the roses that would be available and classified as being fully hardy. However, other roses for you to take a look at would be Claire Austin, the pilgrim and the Wedgewood rose all of which will have personal reviews here on RUclips and on my Instagram channel if you need any help don’t hesitate to ask.
Hi Ben! I have a Etoile De Holland and a Madame Carriere, I have a shady space between them and really really need you to recommend the best climber that a) Will never Ball and will smell b) absolutely divine. Please help!!! Thanks from David UK
Hi there’s certainly nothing in the DA collections that will love being there
Hi there’s certainly nothing in the DA collections that will love being there
Hi Ben
It takes a wee while to see these here in New Zealand, but I’m on the look out! - Thank you!
Re R. Gabriel Oak would ‘electric pink’ be a good name for the colour? It reminds me of a rose my Ma grew in her 3/4 acre garden years ago (long before the fabulous DA’s came on the scene… I would sit on her deck and just look about her garden and there was just one rose that would always draw the eye right across her garden like a show stopper. R. Gabriel Oak would do that even better and it’s something most rose growers don’t ask themselves…if you had only x1 rose in your garden to make an impact and draw your eye to a particular area (using colour) what would you choose, please?
The other type of rose that one rarely sees for sale are the DA single blooms that are simple and elegant and float like butterflies. I’ve been searching for years for them and they are just not available here - Why? - I’m waiting for them to become the latest trend which they really do deserve.
Gabriel Oak, it’s very difficult to describe it is a very vibrant pink. If I had to choose one rose from the full collection right now to make an impact for colour there’s nothing quite like it. The most recent single flowered varieties from David Austin or Kew Gardens and tottering by gently both of which have been reviewed by myself in your find videos here on RUclips or on my Instagram.
Thanks Ben, I would appreciate if you can provide the 20 names in writing
Please read the video description you will find all the names there in order
Great video , I've just got the rose bug and started to fill my garden with DA roses , up to now , princess Anne, queen of Sweden, golden celebration , Emily bronte, desdamona, and my favourite none DA rose just joey
Well there’s plenty of info hear you keep
You busy
@@the_gardenerben thanks Ben, just got in with a Roald Dahl
Grazie Ben, ho apprezzato tantissimo la tua classifica con i relativi commenti, adoro tutte quante le rose di cui hai parlato. Vorrei sapere se conosci invece una delle mie beniamine, la Teasing Georgia, o se hai già fatto una recensione su questa deliziosa e generosa rosa..
Hi and thank you 💚yes I’ve offered my personal review of that rose it’s hear to watch on my channel
Thank you for all your information- have you planted or have experience with fair Bianca?
Hi It’s my pleasure, and no that one was bred just a year after I was born it’s no longer in production hear in the U.K. I’m
Not sure about the rest of the world
i would like to know your opinion conserning which roses would fill the garden with aromatic parfume the best 🌹
Please take a look at my Best of for fragrance collection it’s available to watch here
Hello! What a beautiful collection of roses! 😍 Which roses would you recommend for people living in Western Norway? Think the climate is a bit colder than in Great Britain.
Hi there’s around 70 full personal reviews for you to watch hear or on instagram, all of them are suitable for your climate 💚
I love your Channel!
That’s really kind I’m glad you enjoyed the content
Lady Emma Hamilton is my first DA rose. Great!
It most certainly is and held my number one most recommended rose for three years solid
flowers sign of love god is love
what do yu think of ST. SWITHUN and STRAWBERRY HILL?
St swithen is not one I have or have seen much of i believe now on it’s way to retirement hear in the U.K. strawberry hill has received its review you can find that one hear or in my storey highlights on Instagram
@@the_gardenerben Thank you i'll check out your review. i just planted the St swithen last year and if starting to bloom!! beautiful large flowers and scent!!!
Thanks Ben for the amazing reviews! I've got space for two roses in large pots on my patio. My shortlist is Silas Marner, Gabriel Oak and Country Parson. Which 2 would you recommend? For best combination of colours, and best fragrance! Thank you
Hi if I had to pair just 2 I would go for the country parson, and Gabriel oak I think SM dose better in the ground 💚
@@the_gardenerben Great I will do that thanks!
This video is very helpful! I am in zone 7a ( Connecticut, USA). I have a shady area where the tall trees are creating shade on the spot. I want to plant a rose which has big blooms with lots of petals and will bloom well in this shady spot. Please recommend the best 2 roses for my spot.
If the area is also dry it’s going to be difficult to work with you’re going to have to concentrate on your watering and adding organic matter to the soil around the plants to make sure that they thrive
I’ve filmed the best of collection for shady areas this includes
Roses like Roald Dahl, Imogen and LD Braithwaite do take a look at the full video
@@the_gardenerben Thank you so much! The area is not dry.
Hi, I have a question for you about 2 older DA rose varieties, Rose English Garden ( Ausbuff) and Rose Troilus ( Ausoil). Which of these two roses is better bloomer ? Please let me know.
@@sarmishthabanerjee1057 I have very limited experience of both but in my opinion England’s rose is the better Pro former
@@the_gardenerben Hi, Thank you for letting me know. You mean England’s Rose Auslounge ? Is it dark pink ? But the vendor has only Ausbuff and Ausoil , so I have to choose one out of these two.
Hermosas, que raro no ver en tu lista a la hermosa James Galway 😢
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Just curious. There's only 1 red/redish rose for the top 20. Are red DAs not that prolific?
First of all this is my personal selection based on growth habit disease resistant scene flower abundance and overall appearance over recent years David Austin haven’t produced any red roses are Gabriel Oak is the first of its colour range for a long time I’m assuming this is a response to trends over the last 10 years for a more desirable paler colour whites creams pile yellows and soft pinks more on trend than a strong primary reds and bold oranges also must take in mind that arose takes at least 8 to 10 years to bring to the market
Hi! I am a beginner! I live in houston TX. Do you have any recommendations for me which ones best for my small garden! Thank you!
Hi, and welcome along. I would start by watching my best food containers and growing in a pot selection from here you can choose the smaller and more compact roses and then watch each individual review. There are over 115 for you to choose from but if you start with the smaller ones you can work out from there.
Appreciate this informative list, however can you elaborate why Claire Austin climber won’t fair well on a wall and since it’s only been in the ground as a bare root for a season is it okay for me to transplant in a better environment?
This video is meant as a quick breakdown and ranking top 20 only you will gain much much more information in depth of each particular rose. If you take the time to watch the individual reviews, there’s around 70 of them here, including one for Claire Austin. Do you mean it’s been planted over this autumn winter season or it’s been in the ground for 12 months which season are you currently working in?
I have the Generous Gardener and it’s not pink at all but much more like super light beige white color and as soon as it opens it pretty much a white colored rose. How do I make it pink? I got it two years ago from a local market that they carry David Austin roses every year early spring.
By the sounds of things, unless you’re in a particularly warm part of the world with temperatures reaching over 26 to 27° daily as the bloom is opening you have the wrong rows
@@the_gardenerben Thanks Ben and it's great to hear from you. I actually in cool climate zone 5 in US Michigan. I love your videos, I have few David Austin roses in my garden but all of them are have the same characteristic of very shortly lived blooming time, the flowers only last a day or two three days is the max. Do you have any roses that the flower last little longer?
@@jenn36 the length of flower lasts on the plant is completely unmeasurable. I’m afraid if the flower is pollinated as soon as it opens as far as the Plants is done, the job is finished the bloom. Oh fade
저의 정원에서는 lady of charlotte 이 지금은 제일 예뻐요😍🌹🐝
Found the video...all of them are so lovely. But I can only buy 3 for now to grow in pots. Besides Gabriel Oak and Roald Dahl, which third one do you recommend? I have space where I get both full and partial sun :)
Although this is the top ranking 20 of the roses that I grow here in my garden, have you also looked at my Best of selections I brought together all of the roses into several collections, suitable for shade, best for flowering and even one of the best container growing the rose, you’re probably looking for is “Eustacia vye “
@@the_gardenerben Thanks...I will be binge watching your channel :)
@@pretty95138 let me know if I can be of any further help
Hi, I like your reviews a lot. I have 35 DA roses. I just wanted to know about the rose Golden Celebration. I have this rose planted in partial sun. It bloomed some nice flowers but the size is not that big. The number of blooms are not that many. I am in Connecticut, zone 7a. Please advice whether I should move this rose to full sun area.
Hi, if I’m honest this is Rose may be struggling with your heat and it may be best to move it into deeper shade rather than full sun in my personal experience of this plant is not a great rose in the UK this week often blighted with black spot mould mildew and is prone to balling during wet conditions there is not a hugely popular rise here in the UK apart from my name
@@the_gardenerben Thank you for your reply. Here in USA Golden Celebration is even doing well in hotter zones like Alabama, California,Florida which are zone 8, 9, 10 . The blooms are huge! I asked them and they said that the rose is planted in full sun and blooming very well. So I thought, may be I should move it to spot where it will get full sun.