This is a beautiful shade. I’m drawn to apricots and pinks but there is a place for every color rose in my garden. I love that there is such a variety of scents, fruity being my favorite.
Gorgeous red rose! Love red roses with old rose fragrance, especially Damask. Shared this rose with my daughter who too is trying her hand at growing roses! I love pink, red and purple roses...all must have a sweet scent! Thank you for sharing your roses with us! Always makes me happy to look and learn about them!
This rose ticks all the right boxes for me - scent, form, color. I'd love to add this to my garden. Great job Duane! I'm a subscriber and I shared this video with two friends.
I love old rose scents! And fruity, too. I am currently working to add some darker pinks and reds to my garden. I have a couple arriving this spring! I'm trying to have a wide array of colors for interest and also arrangements. This one is beyond gorgeous! I love the full and ruffled center 😍
She is lovely indeed. Fragrance is one of the most important things to me in a rose- to the point that it’s disqualifying if absent! I’m newly discovering the deeper colored roses- like DAs PAOK, the Prince and Falstaff (all coming to my garden this spring!) and Rouge Royale and Rose de Rescht- being one of the most fragrant roses known. I think Lovely Lady would be incredible with this collection- I love the pearled fullness, and the depth of her coloring. I would love to see her aged blooms and know if she ages more purple (I’m really crazy about Ebb Tide and Twilight Zone- deep deep purple with amazing scents, ALSO coming to my garden this year!) or is a truer red rose. And you mentioned that one of her seed parents is a climber- does she seem to be growing like a climber?
Thank you! I love red roses, but also love (even more if possible) the darker colors. Rose de Rescht can capture any heart, especially with that fragrance! Falstaff is exquisite. Twilight zones color as well. I would recommend, if you can find it available somewhere Munstead Wood (English Rose) it has this deep, dark color and the fragrance is unbelievable! This rose (Lovely Lady) has a purplish tinged edge. Also, this seems to increase with the age of the bloom. The old rose fragrance certainly suits the bloom.
Oh thank you! Oh she sounds even more exquisite now! I love that you recommended Munstead Wood! I was fortunate enough to get my bare root order in with DA very quickly last year, and have a Munstead Wood coming! I’m thinking it’ll probably be early April for where I’m at, but we’ll see. I have an exciting spring ahead in my garden. At some point I’d love to add your entire Love series to my gardens. 🌹🦋
Another winner! What a labor of love - how long have you spent discovering and growing these new varieties? I love all the petals, and the old rose scent is one of my favorites! Is the color similar to Thomas A Beckett?
I have not seen Thomas Becket in person yet, so I can’t compare. I would say it is a pure red, fairly red not bright pink. It sometimes gets a purple tint to the outer petals, especially as the bloom ages. Maybe the darker tint keeps it from fading towards pink, like so many red seedlings I have seen so far.
Whoa, what a looker! Loving the crimson red and purple tones, and the ruffled petals! You’d think all roses have that old rose scent but it’s actually more rare, which makes this rose even more special. Definitely a favor scent of mine, though I’d say I lean more towards fruity and myrrh. I have one lavender Poseidon rose that I love, and I have a Munstead Wood which is similar to this one in ways. Ebb Tide is one that’s been on my list because of the purple color and I hear the scent is fantastic. Shared this with my friend Linda who I’ve bought cuttings from, and reposting pictures of this rose with the link to the video so people can enter 👍🏻
Thank you! I am working on breeding with this one: a lot of Lilian Austin seedlings end up blending old rose with myrrh fragrance. I won’t be surprised if the myrrh comes out in seedlings from this one at some point. It hasn’t worked as a seed parent, so focusing on pollen now! I am waiting on crosses with Tuscany Supern to bloom.
@@duanesroses Oh that sounds great!! I’ve heard Tuscany Superb is a great rose I’d love to see and smell it in person! I look forward to seeing what you create out of this one, looks amazing already!
This rose is gorgeous! I would love to win this rose. Red roses with old rose fragrance are my favorite. I love crimson and rose red the most. William Shakespeare 2000 and Munstead Wood are my favorites in my garden.
I so wish I had gotten William Shakespeare 2000 while it was still available. In fact, I remember incredible pictures of the original William Shakespeare. We absolutely love Munstead Wood!!! The one rose My wife said she would do extra work to take care of, even pot up through winter. Now, if I can get a cross from it to make it more cold hardy!!! I have seedlings crossed with William Lobb and Tuscany Superb.
Such a pretty red rose ! Lately im into red rose since i tumbled across red piano rose but i could not find anyone selling it! I am thinking of getting a red eden. I would love to win this one 😄
A very aptly named rose 😍. I am always looking to add fragrant roses to my garden and old rose fragrance is my favorite. I would like to enter the drawing to win a rooted cutting of Lovely Lady. I am a subscriber and i have shared the video with 3 of my friends.
Lovely Lady is beautiful. I think that red roses do a good job at breaking the colors of mostly pinks and yellows. I like how Lovely Lady isn’t too bright of a red.
Thanks! Yes, a little variety is great to break the sameness. For myself it is important not to overdo it, especially reds and yellows, as they seem to have a lot of impact compared to the shades of pink.
@@duanesroses I LOVE HER!!! My favorite white-ish Austin. I also like Desdemona but her blooms nod more but i like some nodding roses. They give a more old rose appearance. My don't like that, but i've noticed 'nodders' handle a lot of rain, which we seldom have here, better than a stiff upright hybrid tea type. They do stand up but the blooms are water logged and dont seem to last as long. There are a LOT of peonys grown back home as it was zone 5b and cemeteries are packed with them! i notice they do the same 'nodding' rain shedding stance as old roses do to get rid of rain. I have Tranquility also but i dont recommend her in the USA! I didnt know a rose could make Black Spot until i grew her!! she wasnt in the ground a month until she was covered and self defoliated entirely 3 times before frost. So as i've said before, many Austins are getting shovel pruned when your roses are made available ! I know you get sick and tired of hearing that, but better than, meh your roses are as common as dirt!
Like the beautiful roses
Thank you!
Spectacular! 😍😍
Thanks!
Another beautiful rose Duane! Amazing petal count on this one. I love all rose fragrances. 🌹
Excellent! Thank you!
Good luck!!!
This is a beautiful shade. I’m drawn to apricots and pinks but there is a place for every color rose in my garden. I love that there is such a variety of scents, fruity being my favorite.
Wonderful!
So beautiful 😍
Thank you!
Gorgeous rose! 👏👍 I’m drawn by the old rose fragrances. I’ve shared to as many people as I could.
Thank you!
Gorgeous red rose! Love red roses with old rose fragrance, especially Damask. Shared this rose with my daughter who too is trying her hand at growing roses! I love pink, red and purple roses...all must have a sweet scent! Thank you for sharing your roses with us! Always makes me happy to look and learn about them!
Thank you! You are most welcome.
This rose ticks all the right boxes for me - scent, form, color. I'd love to add this to my garden. Great job Duane!
I'm a subscriber and I shared this video with two friends.
Wonderful!!!
I love old rose scents! And fruity, too. I am currently working to add some darker pinks and reds to my garden. I have a couple arriving this spring! I'm trying to have a wide array of colors for interest and also arrangements. This one is beyond gorgeous! I love the full and ruffled center 😍
Thank you! We are so blessed with variety in color, form and fragrance in roses!
I was just thinking of old rose with fruit: Madam Isaac Perrier, absolutely amazing fragrance!
@@duanesroses thank you!!! I will put that on my wishlist!
Lovely Lady is beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much!
I love it! When I think of old rose fragrance, I recall the hybrid tea rose, Crimson Glory, my grandfather grew many years ago.
A great one! I think of Oklahoma or Mr. Lincoln.
I love fragrant roses. I'm glad breeders are bringing them back. I love the old rose scent better than the tea scent. But I plant them all!
We are greatly blessed to have so much fragrance available, for certain.
She is lovely indeed. Fragrance is one of the most important things to me in a rose- to the point that it’s disqualifying if absent! I’m newly discovering the deeper colored roses- like DAs PAOK, the Prince and Falstaff (all coming to my garden this spring!) and Rouge Royale and Rose de Rescht- being one of the most fragrant roses known. I think Lovely Lady would be incredible with this collection- I love the pearled fullness, and the depth of her coloring. I would love to see her aged blooms and know if she ages more purple (I’m really crazy about Ebb Tide and Twilight Zone- deep deep purple with amazing scents, ALSO coming to my garden this year!) or is a truer red rose. And you mentioned that one of her seed parents is a climber- does she seem to be growing like a climber?
Thank you! I love red roses, but also love (even more if possible) the darker colors. Rose de Rescht can capture any heart, especially with that fragrance! Falstaff is exquisite. Twilight zones color as well.
I would recommend, if you can find it available somewhere Munstead Wood (English Rose) it has this deep, dark color and the fragrance is unbelievable!
This rose (Lovely Lady) has a purplish tinged edge. Also, this seems to increase with the age of the bloom. The old rose fragrance certainly suits the bloom.
Oh thank you! Oh she sounds even more exquisite now! I love that you recommended Munstead Wood! I was fortunate enough to get my bare root order in with DA very quickly last year, and have a Munstead Wood coming! I’m thinking it’ll probably be early April for where I’m at, but we’ll see. I have an exciting spring ahead in my garden. At some point I’d love to add your entire Love series to my gardens. 🌹🦋
@@krystiedemello5470 thank you so much!
I am sure you will love Munstead Wood.
Another winner! What a labor of love - how long have you spent discovering and growing these new varieties? I love all the petals, and the old rose scent is one of my favorites! Is the color similar to Thomas A Beckett?
I have not seen Thomas Becket in person yet, so I can’t compare. I would say it is a pure red, fairly red not bright pink. It sometimes gets a purple tint to the outer petals, especially as the bloom ages. Maybe the darker tint keeps it from fading towards pink, like so many red seedlings I have seen so far.
I see the purple tint to the outer petals now. That's lovely.
@@duanesroses
Good luck everyone!
Whoa, what a looker! Loving the crimson red and purple tones, and the ruffled petals! You’d think all roses have that old rose scent but it’s actually more rare, which makes this rose even more special.
Definitely a favor scent of mine, though I’d say I lean more towards fruity and myrrh. I have one lavender Poseidon rose that I love, and I have a Munstead Wood which is similar to this one in ways. Ebb Tide is one that’s been on my list because of the purple color and I hear the scent is fantastic.
Shared this with my friend Linda who I’ve bought cuttings from, and reposting pictures of this rose with the link to the video so people can enter 👍🏻
Thank you! I am working on breeding with this one: a lot of Lilian Austin seedlings end up blending old rose with myrrh fragrance. I won’t be surprised if the myrrh comes out in seedlings from this one at some point. It hasn’t worked as a seed parent, so focusing on pollen now! I am waiting on crosses with Tuscany Supern to bloom.
@@duanesroses Oh that sounds great!! I’ve heard Tuscany Superb is a great rose I’d love to see and smell it in person! I look forward to seeing what you create out of this one, looks amazing already!
Keep up the good work on building in disease resistance and cold hardiness. Looks like a great cross!
Thank you! Certainly a lot of work to be done, as usually gain little bits at a time.
This rose is gorgeous! I would love to win this rose. Red roses with old rose fragrance are my favorite. I love crimson and rose red the most. William Shakespeare 2000 and Munstead Wood are my favorites in my garden.
I so wish I had gotten William Shakespeare 2000 while it was still available. In fact, I remember incredible pictures of the original William Shakespeare.
We absolutely love Munstead Wood!!! The one rose
My wife said she would do extra work to take care of, even pot up through winter. Now, if I can get a cross from it to make it more cold hardy!!! I have seedlings crossed with William Lobb and Tuscany Superb.
Such a pretty red rose ! Lately im into red rose since i tumbled across red piano rose but i could not find anyone selling it! I am thinking of getting a red eden. I would love to win this one 😄
I have seen pictures of Piano, beautiful rose. Red Eden is always stunning! Good luck!
A very aptly named rose 😍. I am always looking to add fragrant roses to my garden and old rose fragrance is my favorite. I would like to enter the drawing to win a rooted cutting of Lovely Lady. I am a subscriber and i have shared the video with 3 of my friends.
Excellent!
This one is loaded with petals! 😍
Yes, always fully double. Also this bloom doesn’t vary through the season like others, seems to always be reliably the same.
Love a nice red rose, and if it’s as fragrant as you say, then I’m ready to win!!! 🤣
Definitely! If you like frargrant red you would love this one.
Lovely Lady is beautiful. I think that red roses do a good job at breaking the colors of mostly pinks and yellows. I like how Lovely Lady isn’t too bright of a red.
Thanks! Yes, a little variety is great to break the sameness.
For myself it is important not to overdo it, especially reds and yellows, as they seem to have a lot of impact compared to the shades of pink.
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Thanks!
Honestly I love roses in all colors but orange. Any rose fragrance is welcomed except strong myrrh.
I’m with you on strong myrrh. I don’t mind a hint mixed in with other fragrances, but don’t like it strong on its own.
@@duanesroses I know you love Claire Austin, and she is a gorgeous rose! The scent tho, i gave her away!
@@duanesroses exactly !
@@country_boy_zone6b have you tried Windermere for the look but with a different fragrance?
@@duanesroses I LOVE HER!!! My favorite white-ish Austin. I also like Desdemona but her blooms nod more but i like some nodding roses. They give a more old rose appearance. My don't like that, but i've noticed 'nodders' handle a lot of rain, which we seldom have here, better than a stiff upright hybrid tea type. They do stand up but the blooms are water logged and dont seem to last as long. There are a LOT of peonys grown back home as it was zone 5b and cemeteries are packed with them! i notice they do the same 'nodding' rain shedding stance as old roses do to get rid of rain. I have Tranquility also but i dont recommend her in the USA! I didnt know a rose could make Black Spot until i grew her!! she wasnt in the ground a month until she was covered and self defoliated entirely 3 times before frost. So as i've said before, many Austins are getting shovel pruned when your roses are made available ! I know you get sick and tired of hearing that, but better than, meh your roses are as common as dirt!