Winter Rose Garden Tour | David Austin Roses | Kordes Roses |
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2024
- A quick rose garden tour in winter. No flowers sadly at this time of year but come summer we will see how things fair. Let’s hope for a great season ahead for all of us.
1:29 Yes, with sufficient soil moisture they can be close, but in a humid environment too close can = fungal foliage diseases from foliage not drying off. So in a dry, well circulating air environment, they can be closer. 3:30 October is "hurt your back month?? LOL! I was two weeks in lower back pain walking elderly after draging around and throwing 70 pound bags of potatoes from our garden. Perhaps being 63 years of age does not help, it never happened to me before. ANYHOW, lucky you, it did not happen during the growing season!
4:30 In between roses infill with some old cottage garden perenials like delphiniums, lupines, foxgloves etc. I started all of those last summer from seeds for that purpose among my roses. One of the most lovely sights to see is the old quintessential cottage garden. 5:04 Not to worry, I leave my garden like that until new growth emerges because the old dead stems etc. show me where NOT to push in the spade destroying my "sky high" Oriental lilies etc. 5:30 True except for any of my old vintage roses that bloom on the previous years growth. Like the Albas, Moss roses, Albertine, Seven Sisters etc. You know this already, mainly I write it in case your followers have such roses, hack off last years growth, you shall have no roses on those types. A beautiful sight to see an old building buried unde a massive rose vine covered in bloom. Like the famous gardener Vita Sackville West wrote long ago that in her travels she encounterd an old cottage "In a delightful state of neglect." I love the look that she described. I personally would do nothing to your massive rose vine. I am actually jealous because here in Ohio that would never happen, the canes freeze back, so, I bury my roses under black , woven weed barrier during the coldest months of winter.
11:21 Averts do not show up on my laptop PC, but they are maddeneningly frequent on my Android, I have not yet figured out why the difference. I love your narrow grassways and large bedding spaces. In my opinion, mowed grass is a waste, I want the 1920s look of narrow grassways meandering through large beds, at least that is the cottage look of the 1920s, the large royal estates always had large expanses of grass and were boring to see in my opinion.
Good to hear from you after so long and all the best with your back. A high quality magnesium supplement helps some people becuase dietary sources of it are not plentiful and it helps the muscles to relax and prevent them going into spasm. Alas, it will not help with disc deformities, bone rubbing on bone or pinching nerves etc.
Anyhow, enjoy my "short story" LOL! Emojis not functioning for some reason, an hour ago they did. Your garden is going to be splendid in a few months.
Hi there Ralph hope your well and a lovely read as always. Yes I forgot to mention in the video planting close together on the varieties that are not amongst the healthiest can lead to some pain with the spread of black spot. But after last year black spot, it didn’t kill me or the roses. And ultimately if the weather isn’t ideal it’s can arrive anyway. Certainly that’s what I saw at DA hq. Many of the roses there had pretty heavy blackspot early in the year. Regarding the wall I still haven’t decided which rose I will be planting at the front but safe to say there will be at least one mountainous rose growing up the front/side of my house. The safe bet would be Wollerton old hall of course but I don’t know. Madame Alfred a great rose but won’t be room for both her and Paul’s Himalayan!
Thanks for the heads up on the adverts that’s good to know I never considered that. On my wife’s iPhone she sees adverts so I think it may be a phone or tablet thing. Thanks for adding comment and I do hope your well.
The third week of January was 2 days of headache, faded into leg weakness, faded away into a week of occasional coughing, no fever, no chills, a mild flu perhaps? The first time in 40 years for that. Back to normal now.Yes, A new growing season soon shall start, ample opportunity to discuss everything. Some of my roses are in enormous pots dragged into the 45 degree fahrenhait room for winter, all roses are in dormancy except for a few that are putting on considerable new growth they are Francois Rabbellait, Chlotilde Soupert and Eustacia Vye, they shall be blooming EARLY, which makes me happy.
Best wishes to you for no back pain and a lovely growing season. The rose vines clambering up your house make a lovely dimension of verticality, not merely low and flat.@@Jay_Jay
Thank you for your dedication to your craft throughout the entire year. It definitely doesn't go un
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Very kind words thank you rose fanatic. May the year ahead bring your roses muchos flowers :) 🌷
yay!! nice to see you back
Hi there thanks and hope your wel
all is good!!! dreaming of springtime!!!@@Jay_Jay
Morning, lovely Jay Jay. Welcome back 😊
Morning lovely user-cv4oy6kg7i :) 🌹😀
Great to have you back. I have a basic UA-cam subscription and do not get any ads.
That’s good to hear thank you. And thank you :)
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Hi Peter that’s interesting. I know adverts do cut into my videos as I’ve seen them on my wife’s phone and it’s been mentioned before. Glad to know that haven’t infiltrated everyone’s viewing. Thank you.
Oh so good to hear "Hello, lovely viewer!" So sorry about your back, that is a real bummer! I enjoy seeing how your garden looks in the "sleeping season" of winter. My rose garden did not happen last summer, for various reasons, but I think it will happen this fall. But as a result all my roses are in pots still, and we had 2 or 3 really cold spells, highs in the 20's, and then a terrible freezing rain on top of snow, resulting in 4-5 inches of solid ice everywhere. Very unusual for my location! I'm sure I've lost several roses, tho' I covered them & kept them close to the house. Since most of my roses are own-root, there's a chance they'll come back. We'll see. I have numerous roses on order coming in April, including 3 Brother Cadfael. I have a load of gigantic pots, which is where everyone will have to park for the time being. I'm thinking it might not be bad to pot roses their first year, then when you plant them they can stay in their familiar soil environment. It will be good to be gardening with all my favorite rose geek UA-cam channels again! But first I have to put away all the Christmas decorations...yeah, I'm a little behind!
Hi there vintage lady. That’s sad your garden didn’t happen last year but I hope your roses survived what sounds like an atrocious winter. I had similar a couple of years ago. Snow, ice and then more snow ontop and because the roses hadn’t been pruned at that time, the weight of it all I lost several decent stems from Many roses. But thankfully they all recovered without issue. They can be very hardy. Yours being own root you should be ok. Brother Cadfael and 3 of them, I do like that rose. I hope they do well for you. Lovely to hear from you again and hope this year is better for you in the garden.
Sorry to hear about your back, hope you feeling better, and nice to see you posting video's again mate :D
Hi Jason thank you and hope both you and your roses are well.
@@Jay_Jay I'm good thanks mate, my are starting to grow, your rose The Wedding Day rose is doing well, I'll let you know when she is ready for you to pick up mate :D
I loved your sweet honey in front ur shed hopefully loves new location cant wait see it . Bloom . I got few roses from dicksons roses I got his retirement rose and got George best rose looking forward to seeing these grow in my belfast garden always loved your amadeus rose I got one in August very small it's only really starting to grow this year looking forward to it you inspired me to purchase it. Also my reliable roses are growing ivors rose wedding day climber and climber iceberg and for your eyes only all do amazing every yr my reliables
Wow hi Alice sorry I missed this message. Amadeus best of luck with it. A reliable rose regardless of weather I hope yours and mine put on a great show this year. You have some done roses there and thanks very much for your comment. Sweet honey I would have liked to have planted it further from the fence but mrs Jayjay didn’t want it encroaching on her rockery :) but on its own there with additional space I hope it will do very well. Thanks once again
(You have some fine roses I meant)
Oh how I envied your Sweet Honey. I knew you’d moved it as soon as I saw the bed in front of your shed. She was big and beautiful. Sorry about your back.
Yes she is a big old girl. Half the breadth now believe it or not. But hopefully a better position for it now. Whereabouts in the world are you?
Good to have you back Jay Jay. I look forward to seeing how the new three canes only work out. Hope your back is on the mend. Don't try and do too much all in one go but build up gradually. Slipped disc must've been agony for you. All the best. x
Lovely Wendy I hope your well. Yes we will find out in July:) you may have seen some of the roses had 4 but that was the max this year. Time will tell :)
Lovely to see your garden tour Jay Jay. Mine is wet, and the lawn is just a muddy mess at the moment. Nice to see GG doing well, I would plant her in the ground, she's a tough cookie. I think she'll be off once she gets her roots down in the soil. Really looking forward to seeing your garden in bloom, some nice additions there and that new driveway bed is going to be beautiful.Take care not to do too much in the garden at once it's hard work on your back. I don't see ads on your videos but I have an ad blocker on my laptop, when i watch on TV there probably are ads but that's not something you can prevent. YT can place ads on any channel regardless of whether they are in any partner programme/monetized or not.
Hi there :) your garden will look awesome I’ve zero doubt :)
GG, yes I’m worried about the Mrs or someone else walking on it with it being right in the centre there. At present that pot is full of garden earth other than the all important worms getting in it’s not too far removed from being in the real soil. But that’s my worry is someone inadvertently treading on it or dragging the extension lead across it when mowing.
Yes I quit early today. The centre bed by the front door I done a few hours on that today and had to stop but I done a fair bit. Yeah I didn’t realise that about the adds I think they may just play on phones I don’t know. But your right yt will make it up.
@@Jay_Jay Yes good point about GG I hadn't thought of that. I think you're right to wait a while in that case or even keep her in a pot long term, a bottomless pot, the roots can get down but she'll be elevated out of harms way. Alternative is another position but have you got room !!! Same dilemma for all of us rose addicts haha Sounds like you've got a lot done today, that's enough for one day you did great. I'm just doing a bit at a time, this weeding, feeding mulching routine will take me a few weeks to get round the whole garden but there's plenty of time. Just do one section at a time when the weather's dry you'll get there.
@@soulgirlktf looking at yours Linda I think GG will be grow too big for a bottomless pot? kinda top heavy look perhaps. She will go in the ground there but I’d like a couple/few feet on her first ideally just because she’s in the centre of that area. At the moment she’s like 6” after cutting her back. Yes it takes time at our age sorting out the garden for spring. Next year I will start early. In previous years I was done by Christmas :)
So sorry to hear about your back, I hope you make a fill recovery! No garden shame - mine looks terrible right now (I'm in Vancouver, Canada) I was hit by a car walking and have a broken shoulder and arm. I've been desperate to get outside in that garden but I'll be out of commission for a while - pooh! Also have about 10 new roses ordered and I need to go make space for them. 😬 Can't wait to see how your Roses do this year, love your videos and missed your "hello lovely viewer" ☺!
Hi there. Wow that sounds awful I do hope you’re recovering. Yes it can be frustrating when you just stand and look knowing so much needs to be done. I wish I could tell you I planned everything in my head in my downtime but truth be told I didn’t. Every day I changed my mind. So whilst your recoupering maybe pay it some thought so when you are back fighting fit you’ll hit the road running. But remember to take it easy at first. Today I managed only a few hours in the bed by my front door before I had to clear up. In years past I’d have tackled that in one day. So listen to your body when you start to get fit again. All the very best and thank you.
Hi Jay Jay! Nice to hear from you !!! Sorry about your back ( Your garden is wonderful with a wonderful view to the open space! We definitely dont have this in London. Your videos inspired me and I added 5 Perfume collection roses to my garden this year🌹❤️ Please, carry on share your lovely videos. Thank you!
Thank you and looking very forward to seeing your video at one of the da pruning courses. And also what roses you went for I’ll look forward to that :)
Hi hope your back is getting better, look forward to see your summer roses. I bought lovely parfuma following your videos look forward to blooms this summer 😊
Hi there and thank you. Lovely Parfuma awesome rose in my humble. Long lasting flowers compared to most other floribundas. Takes heat relatively well, rain relatively well, fragrant, lovely flower I could go on I honestly think you’ve got a cracking rose there. I have a few, couple of them didn’t fly out of the starting blocks but give yours time and I think you’ll see. Thanks once again.
Hey Jayjay, good that you are back. I like to watch your videos.
I wanted recommend you the channel of johan scarman and his wife stephanie körner. Ist called "landhaus ettenbühl". Its in german but some are also in english and their advice on rose care and pruning is great! It think you should have kept the old wood of your rose bushes because its the engine of the plant. John scarman gives many advice on where old rose pruning rules come from and where we should do better. But anyway. Im excited to see your videos this season! Greetings from berlin, germany!
Hi there and thank you. I have looked at the channel you mentioned. A fantastic garden. I see many videos but don’t understand the titles sadly. (I wish I could read and speak German). Have you a title of a video in particular from that channel I could watch? Thank you
Videos from landhaus ettenbühl i highly recommend are:
1. "wie schneide ich rosen richtig" (how to prune roses the right way)
2. Junge rosen richtig aufbauen (establish young roses)
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3.Sommerrückschnitt und deadheading (summer pruning and deadheading)
4. Englischer gartenstil selber machen. This one contains english parts!
Keep on doing your videos! I love your passion and you have a nice collection!
Lovely to see you back! I hope your pain has eased now and you can enjoy gardening this year. I too bought the ancient mariner last year. I bought 3 actually haha. Ken voong has it too and it looks beautiful . It grows quite big from what I have seen online but Ken also wonders why this rose is never really spoken about. The scent is lovely.
Yay Davena how are you? Yes ancient mariner I really like that rose. Was one of my faves at DA when I visited and I guess you went for it also. Mines got a prime location and hopefully in a couple of years it will start to sing. Gorgeous flower. Lovely scent. But not too much fuss on socials. Hopefully ours will do well. Well I hope you’re healthy and fit. And let’s hope this coming season our gardens sing a fine tune :)
@Jay_Jay I hope so too. I'll look forward to watching your roses this year. I'm interested to know what you decided to do with wollerton old hall. It's another one I bought as a bare root last march and it grew fast for me. It marched right to the top of my arch and is a beautiful colour. I had no room for new roses but still managed to dig out a very small area near the arch for a blush noisette and a queen of sweden. I have never seen a large Queen of sweden In david austin gardens, so I thought I'd be safe planting it very close to blush noisette. I've since seen how big and tall it can get 🤣. All I can say is "May the best rose win" haha
@@davenadainton4209 that made me laugh. 😂😂 Wollerton old hall I still haven’t decided. I don’t think I’ve ever spent as much time considering what to do over one of 2 roses. Wollerton old hall done really well for me last year in its first year. It would definitely be the sensible perhaps wise choice to have it at the front of the house. But Madame Alfred… a great rose. But Paul’s Himalayan musk will have to go at some point if Madame gets planted. Difficult choice and one that keeps changing every 10 minutes. :)
@Jay_Jay finally! Someone who sounds just like me! I have just moved a crab apple tree I planted last week. I decided it is too near the roses haha. So the roses won and won the soil In the ground and the tree is now in a half barrel for a few years 🫤. I wake up at night planning. Then the following night I wake up again as I've changed my mind. I heard gardening is supposed to be enjoyable 🤔
I really enjoyed that Jay Jay. As you say, spacing is a critical issue for us average gardeners who haven't got that much area to plant our roses, and the temptation to cram them in is difficult to resist. I think my garden is possibly in a worse state than yours - my excuse is that the lawn has been squelching underfoot nearly every week over the past two months (clay soil). Pruning still makes me nervous, despite the fact I know that even if I hack a rose to pieces it will probably look just as good as if I agonise over every cut. I heard that at RHS Wisley they just take a hedge-trimmer or similar over their roses! Yes, I have 5 Ancient Mariners. I've mentioned before that I almost threw the first away when it performed so poorly in a pot, but in the ground (and in the sun) it flourished and the last two years was 6 foot or more. I planted 3 more under the edge of our raised decking, since their tall growth should let us see the flowers popping up over the decking. I also have one in the front garden. The tallest/oldest one has had a long gap between flushes, but the best flush is spectacular. The others, which are younger, seem to be producing flowers intermittently. I have a dozen or so new bare root roses I potted up in the greenhouse to be dug into a bed in 2-3 months - not DA roses, since I wanted to try different types and colours - and cheaper roses! Sweet Honey was a bargain after all, wasn't it? The greenhouse bare roots are enjoying the light and warmth of the sun, and I hope this is advancing their development. Unfortunately I am seeing greenfly too! I don't think I have ever seen any adverts on your videos - is it maybe the viewers who are targeted? I don't pay any extra subscription or anything.
Hi nik. Yes the man with a wealth of expertise on ancient mariner!:) or mariners! You see mine I’ve put it in a sunny spot I hope it will do well there but that soil in that new bed is particularly clay ee. And a fair amount of rubble as you saw so will see. Yes planting to close I forgot to mention in the video varieties of weaker health can come back to haunt us. But after last years infestation of black spot even on my healthiest of roses we all survived at the end of the day. Yes I’m sure your roses in the green house will have a good head start again :) look forward to seeing your new varieties this year and where you end up planting them :)
Oh and the adverts do you view from a PC nik? I think it maybe the platform people use. If people view on some phones I think adverts pop up. But that’s UA-cam/android/apple not me.
Normally I watch on my Windows laptop, but sometimes on an Android tablet. I just watched this video again on an Android phone to see if that showed adverts. No, no adverts however I watch your videos. @@Jay_Jay
@@nikkonch that’s really odd, so I can’t work it out after all then. Either way I’m glad you don’t get them.
Hello, Jay Jay! It is fine to see your garden in winter time. I think your Olivia is too tall in my opinion. I had already cut all of my roses (cca 100 pc.). I will enjoy on your new video.
Yes you are probably right. I did consider it long and hard. Last year my Olivia’s and boscobel were all well in excess of 5ft in height. I did consider shorter but this year I took out a fair amount of big canes at the base. So I’m hoping this will encourage more growth low down. Queen of Sweden I did go shorter but I know she will gain overall height no problem. Will see how the season pans out. Thank you ;)
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Hey Sherlock I hope your well.
Jay Jay is back for 2024!! Excited you came across my feed. 🎉🎉
Great video on spacing. I bought obelisk’s (on Amazon) in one of my rose beds and condensed the roses to 1ft spacing, mostly for ramblers or climbers.
I cut mine the same, 2-4 feet high for winter.
Your grass is so green! England winters don’t seem as harsh as winters in the northern US. Hope your back feels better! Cheers!
Hi there. We would all like 4 ft spacing I’m sure but I have seen some very long established rose gardens with tight spacing to great effect. The green grass will probably look like straw come summer. Best of luck with your roses. 🌹
Hello, Jay Jay. Great to see roses in winter and transformation in spring would be magical. Have a nice day.
Hi Rakesh hope your well. Yes hopefully a good display coming June. Fingers crossed for both of us :)
Welcome back JJ, take it easy!
Hi mate. Another 30 de Niro you cost me :)
So exciting! Looks great, can't wait to see it in full bloom. I got another Penelope too as she was quick to repeat and very fragrant! I've replanted another 20+ roses 🤡, mostly DA roses for me now as they just have the character I struggled to find in kordes:) Hope your back is getting better, we need u in full glory by June 😅🤞
That’s awesome. Yes last year was an odd one. The previous year I had many flushes from my roses but last year my roses struggled to see 3 flushes. Penelope however done very well on that front so I wanted one for the back garden. And one in the ground at the front. I’m curious what roses you’ve gone for? 20 that’s a lot!
I just moved to the new house last year and wanted to fill in the garden with lots of roses cheaply - so planted those cheap bundles from jparkers(5 x Julia child, 5x you're beautiful for £10 each etc). But now I'm replanting it with all fragrant DA classics from lottumtuincentrum like Abraham Derby, B Britten, Darwin etc just because it wasn't fun to have so many of the same roses in one garden@@Jay_Jay
@@vorong2ru well done and best of luck with them. Out of curiosity are you happy with the Dutch company sorry can’t remember the name. Good experience ?
@@Jay_Jay @@Jay_Jay thanks! Do you mean tuincentrum lottum from Amsterdam? I ordered 3 times from them(60+ roses in total) and my experience was great. All varieties were spot on, no mix ups or anything. Their DAs are only 1 yo and some of the newer German varieties are also only 1 yo plants, but the other ones tend to be 2yo plants - however all of them even the smallest ones grew perfectly, even Emma Hamilton which arrived as two tiny sticks was perfectly healthy and grew beautifully, despite being small. I'd say if you want a lot of roses it's totally worth it considering how cheap they are, if you need just a handful- I wouldn't bother, considering delivery is £27. They will send you a p*y p*l l*nk to pay once they ship so it's easy and secure and they arrive just a couple days after they send them. I know some people however had worse experience with them but not me. I know you're into Kordes and other Germans recently- tuincentrum variety selection is unmatched and you can have tens of roses for the cost of 5 roses purchased here in the UK so I think it's totally worth it🤷🏻♂️
@vorong2ru very interesting to read about your experience with Tuincentrum Lottum because I have ordered 4 roses from them for the first time. They will be delivered in early March. I live in Amsterdam so it was not a difficult decision to use them. I wanted some roses which are harder to find. By the way, they are located in Lottum (eastern Netherlands, close to the German border). There is also a large rose park, breeder/seller called Rosarium Lottum in the same area. Good luck with your purchases!
So happy to hear your voice... We have been having plenty of rain, this fall and winter. Hoping for a good spring here in Texas.
Hi Debbie and hope your well. The ground getting a good soaking probably a good thing this time of year. I’m sure your spring will benefit from the water that gets put down now. Best of luck for the coming season
It’s such a treat to have a video from you. 😊
Hi Kyla and thank you
It´s so nice to see and hear you again! I am looking forward to the new season. I am amazed how big your spring flowers are. Here in Austria they are much smaller! My garden looks like a desert after the winter! Yours is very nice in comparison. Have a good time!
Hi Ruth. I look very much forward to seeing your garden this coming season. Let’s hope we have better weather this year. I have zero doubt your garden will very soon overtake mine in its attractiveness ;) hope your well
I have The Ancient Mariner. I have had it 2 years - I kept it in a pot for the first year and then it went in the ground. I am not sure if it has been retired with DA. Thanks for the video.
A lovely rose in my humble. Best of luck with yours :)
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Nice to see back Jay Jay. I have watched every video of your rose collection, you posted in past 12 months, however, first time added comment. Your roses are beautiful and inspiring. I have several DA roses and few Kordes, Meilland, US roses in our garden here in Berkshire. Your experience of roses has been very helpful to many beginers like me. Thanks for sharing amazingly roses videos and your experience.
Hi there and thank you. I’m a novice I think I’ll always consider myself a novice rose grower :) it sounds like you have a collection growing from some great rose breeders. Meilland is one I have started to collect more of just recently. Best of luck with your collection and thanks for dropping by and saying hello. Let’s hope that this coming season the weather will be kinder to us than last year.
All the best
Thank Jay Jay. In fact I added few Kordes roses ( summer romance, Bliss, Jasmina) after watching these in your videos, last year. Yesterday I added "Arctic blue" bare root ( American rose ) to my collection. Your roses experience and advice is always very useful to many rose growers. Many thanks, Raj
@@Raj-hk5hg best of luck Raj, I think you have a great collection going on there. Hope you like them.
Hi Jay! It’s good to see your garden in winter look, you still got a good spacing with your roses. If you have seen my video about Bad Kissingen rose garden some were just having a foot distance. Gute Besserung with your back, mine is my Knie. I‘ll definitely will buy Kordes sweet honey and David Austin Boscobel. Is the sweet Parfum de Provence aka Anniversary rose of Meilland?
Hi Gemma and thank you. Yes I saw your video on bad kissingen. I’ve seen it many times old established roses less than a foot apart grouped together and doing very well. I forgot to mention it can have a downside if they are not the healthiest of varieties but still very doable. I hope your knee gets better and the two roses you mentioned awesome verities. Yes sweet Parfuma de Provence is the anniversary rose. No doubt another one I got from your channel. :)
Nice to see you doing a video.
How is your back doing now.
I’ve got serious back problems but I try to keep myself busy.
If you getting numb feeling you need to get it checked out in your legs or arms
Or ask me if you like I’ve 2 back surgery’s and maybe if it goes to plan 2 more this year.
Hi there. My back is fine now but Mia’s a little weak. Too Much work I feel my back start to warn me so I ease off. Stretching exercises helped my back massively. Resting it I felt pain. Thankfully I didn’t get numbness. I hope your back heals and thank you
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That’s good.
If it lasts for a week best get it checked out.
I see my discs out on a mri and X-ray.
One has been removed and a cage put in.
I just do a bit at a time stop and go again lol.
Real funny the da roses I have (generous gardener and tottering by gently) and want (the lark ascending) are always different then yours. Looking out for summer
Best of luck with yours this coming season. ;) the lark ascending a beauty ;)
Hello j.j.great roserein.
Hello there. Great roserein I wish :) thanks and hope your well
great to hear from you JJ ...ouch backs can be a real bother, at work my gardening group bought a DA Sir John B, we planted it in Jan and I decided to put it in the polytunnel, do you think I should take it out?
Hi potager hope your well. Nikkonch he places his potted roses in his potting shed during the bitter winter months and his roses benefit from good early growth. I’m not an expert as you know but I did consider doing this with some of my roses this winter. In the end I didn’t. My thoughts this year were let them rest, sleep and toughen up for what I hope will be a hard working year come rose season. With regards to your rose I think it will be fine either way I wouldn’t worry.
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Hi Jay Jay, Loved the video. I can compare your pruning with my own. I have all told around 25 roses including 2X Mme Alfred Carriere roses. I, like you, have a UA-cam Channel - Peter Haymaker - or just hook on the 'P' and I think you'd love to see the climbing roses in particular. If you do have a look, which I hope you do, probably the June video would show you the most. If you'd like to see the roses now they're all pruned I could do a quick walk about and upload. Glad to hear you're active again. All very frustrating. Thanks again, P.
Hi Peter I have subscribed and replied on your June video. Awesome roses.
Hi Jay Jay and thanks for your comments. I'm subscribed to you channel too. I find your garden and videos very interesting and enjoyable.@@Jay_Jay
Great to see your garden again. Look forward to seeing it in flower!
On Mme carriere i have one growing on my fence and shed for last 5 years. Its a beast! So ii’m digging it out and giving it to friend with a massive garden. Glad yr back is getting better. Keep up the good work!
Hi James and thanks for the message and glad you liked what you saw in the garden. Yes, the Mme. Alfred Carriere is a beast and needs some looking after. On a fence I can see it could well be too big. Mine would still like to grow bigger. Thanks for the comment about my back - I think that should be aimed at Jay Jay. Cheers! P.
I like watching your videos, could you tell me about your bird bath?