Lady of Shalott rose by David Austin can be trained as a shrub or as a short climber in the garden. It is up to the gardener. I am explaining how to do it.
Hello Olga, thank you for your video. I was trying to find answers and I believe you’ve touched on it a bit here. I’ve ordered Lady of Shallot 2qt pot that’s only offered as a shrub from David Austin and planted it in May. The shrub is now big and has many shoots but hasn’t flowered since and has no flower buds. I wish I could post a picture. Middle stem is much longer and thinker then all others as you’ve mentioned in the video. How can I promote it to flower? Should I trim/prune all stems or is it not advised to do it this soon? Any recommendation would be great. Thank you.
Hi Anna, I am going to do video dedicated to why roses don’t bloom. There can be several reasons and no more. So stay tuned. I probably will do it this week and hope it will help you and your rose.
I just ordered the same thing..2 L of S quart Shrub Roses. They sent me the Climbing L of S I already planted them b4 i noticed. Going to call them in the morning. 😮.
Thank you for this video. I thought DA sent me a wrong type of Lady of Shallot because I ordered a shrub but I got a climber. Now I understand that it can do both.
Such a great video, for someone like me, who wants to get a first rose bush. After long research i decided on DA lady of Shalott. Wow, such a beautiful colour. Thank you.
Thank you for this video, even though it's old. I bought one this year, and although the tag says climber, the plant seems more like a bush. I love how you just put your arms in the rose like nothing. I'm a man, and you have more bravery than me. I'm way more careful around roses.
Thank you for explaining that Olga. I was looking at the David Austin website yesterday and noticed that as well. I have a baby rose of this variety and she is coming along nicely, but I noticed the other day that she has two really long stems coming out that look more like climber. Now I know what to do. Thank you very much.
Чудова троянда. У нас в Києві вона має абрикосове забарвлення, а у вас вона стає рум'яною. Тому для мене подивитися було цікаво якою буває ця красуня у різних кліматичних умовах😊 дякую
It's a surprise! The color of the rose is so different from the one in Japan! Maybe because of the climeit. Also it's really useful information. Thank you.🐸❤
Wow this was so informative 🏵️, I am planning to purchase The Lady of Shallot, wow it is large and has more colors coming out than I imagined, thank you for sharing your roses to us and tips to train it into a climber! 🏵️🌼🌹🌼🏵️🌹
I planted three of these together as a clump this spring. They have proven to be very vigorous bloomers and I love the color. I came across my first climbing shoot today while dead heading so your video was very helpful. Love your posts and garden.
Beautiful!!!! I love the content you share from your garden. This was very useful information for any gardener. I think I accidently made my climber a shrub rose. It isn't fragrant and only grew to be about 5 feet tall on one shoot. The first year it was over 12 feet tall with many new stems. Thank you again for your shares. I can't wait to follow you from my garden in Ohio.
Thanks for this review Olga. I’ve decided to buy Lady S. for my small front garden and grow it as a bush. I’m hoping it’ll grow well in a large container., probably a 30” trough.
The first buds of my Lady of Shalott are now forming, it’s growing well in the container. Incidentally, I have since went a little wild in my local garden centre and have also bought another four David Austin roses. These are Eustace Vye, Mill on the Floss, Golden Celebration and Scepter’d Isle. I’ll let you know how these all thrive in pots at the end of the season, if you’re interested?
I believe that in your wonderful video here you have answered the mystery of my 'Lark Ascending' rose, which I bought thinking it was a shrub rose, but it began immediately shooting-- ascending-- skyward, until at around 8 feet high we began cutting it back to around 4 feet, and whamo, blossoms eventually became profuse and beautiful. The problem for me was why do they call it Lark Ascending if it is meant to be a shrub?! Now thanks to you I believe I could indeed grow it as a climber. Thank you SO much!
So gorgeous! Thank you for the information about the shoot in the middle. So helpful! The color looks very different in this video than the last. We're the two videos taken at very times?
My Lady of Shallot behaves like that, color change is drastic. You will see it during this blooming season. I am going to monitor it specially to all the viewers who are confused about this rose's color.
I have three and they grow 12+ feet here in zone 10a Florida. It could definitely be grown as a climber or rambler. The video appears to show them more in a pink hue but I can assure you they are mostly cantaloupe/burnt orange color with yellow.
Your videos inspired me to purchase 3 David Austin Lady of Shallot plants today! I was so happy when I happened to find them at a nursery here in CT that I completely missed that it says "8ft - climber" on the pots! I was planning to plant them next to a sitting area to give a little privacy, so the 5ft shrubs would have been perfect! Do you know if these "climbers" can be trained to be shrubs by the way you are describing in the video? I don't know what to do:) They are currently about two and a half ft tall and very bushy and healthy looking. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video. I just bought one of these roses thinking it was a shrub rose only to find the tag indicates it's a climber. The rose is tiny right now, so I have been trying to figure out if I need to install an obelisk now for the support it might need in the future. It is good to know I do not have to treat it as a climber.
Lovely video! May I ask, should I trim the tall shoot at any time or do I let it grow and trim it next spring? I planted three lady of shallots last spring and am attempting to train them to become a hedge!
Thanks Olga. My baby is still a baby. I do see a long shoot. I want to grow it as a shrub. When should I start trimming? If I trim it mid-season would I not be losing its flowers?
David Austin has just shipped me a climbing Lady of Shalott when I thought I had ordered the shrub version. I completely understand how to turn the shrub into a climber, but will it be obvious how to turn the climber into a shrub? Won't they have cut off the parts of the plant needed to create the shrub and left the stems that shoot out? How long until it recovers? I already have a Lady of Shalott climber that has beautiful flowers but is the opposite of vigorous. My Claire Austin climber hates me too. My two Darcy Bussell's are shrubs and absolutely spectacular, so I decided that I should stick to shrubs and leave climbers to better gardeners than me! Thank you for any advice you might proffer.
Ugh gorgeous! This rose is not available as bare root right now. would you say there’s a huge difference in the growing process / hardiness of a bare root vs. a 2 or 3 gallon pot ?
Hello Olga! I love your Lady of Shallot roses. They’re so beautiful.😍 I would love to add them in my David Austin roses garden. Thank you for an informative video as well.🥰💕💐
Hi Olga, I am advised by gardeer ben @ north lodge that he prunes his roses at different heights to obtain near perpetual flowering. Be well, phill, birmingham England.
Thank you Olga for your detailed video. I've ordered Lady of Shalott Shrub ( bare root) I want to plant 3 roses close together to make one big plant. How close together can I plant them? or does it even matter? Thank you so much.
Hi Olga. Its simply beautiful healthy shrub. How did you manage to get so many blooms. please share how you make you own compost. And what else do you use for such healthy growth both organic and inorganic. Will help if you share. Please do.
I have a video how I fertilize my roses in spring. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/m0RsqlFnRQU/v-deo.html And compost is here: ua-cam.com/video/trnIznVsQlE/v-deo.html
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you Olga. I too have compost bags. But in the pots it's just enough to put compost so I use chemical fertilizers too . Most of my roses are in pots. Wish we get David Austin roses easily in India. Namaste .
yours , seem to have a lot more pink in the color than all LOS I have seen . I love the color of yours .. How would you explain that ? What fertilizer do you used ?
I really don’t know why it is that way. She is the most changing color rose in my garden. It strongly begins with pure orange and then goes into all sorts of salmons. I use Jobes or Espoma rose fertilizers.
OMG! So beautiful LOS. How do you keep LOS rounded and neat as shrub rose without any support ( obelisk /trellis)?? Mostly, I can see the people recommend to use support with LOS, otherwise the octopus branches makes messy looking.
I trim those branches, here is the video link where I show how to train Lady of Shalott to be a climber or a shrub - ua-cam.com/video/hmyrsB1702Q/v-deo.html Hope it helps. Happy gardening!
Do you have video to show how to make it shrub instead of climbing, I got david austin nake cathedral bells for 2 years ,it grow 10 ft tall and don't have alot of leaf or like your at all .your is perfect. Thanks
I don't have that particular video, but I can create one when my Lady of Shalott will want to become a climber after its first flush of blooms. Stay tuned! My roses should be blooming in 2 weeks or so.
Hi Olga. Can I train Lady of Shallot climbing rose to grow around an arch as opposed to just growing straight up a lattice or a wall? Please answer. Thanks for your advice & your beautiful videos!
Lady of Shallot can be trained as a climber from the shrub form. I will explain how you should do it in my answer to your previous question.. Stay tuned.
Hi olga. I bought this rose after seeing your lovely videos and planted it as a bare root. I'm in the UK so it's a grafted rose. I'd like to grow it as a shrub. If I bought another one next year and planted it with the first rose like you have, would it grow the same or would it be a lot smaller. I hope I'm making sense. Best wishes davena x
Hi Davena, If you decide to plant another rose a year later, make sure that the older one is not taking sun and space from the small one. Ideal situation would be to plant 2 shrubs at the same time.Thanks!
Here in the UK David Austin’s website only has this as a shrub. I had it in a pot and in one season it grew so big I’ve planted it in the ground against a trellis. There is one trained on a wall at Austin headquarters as a climber. Strange they don’t sell it as a short climber as they do in the US.
Great video! Could you train some David Austin climbers to be a shrub as well? Say Crown Princess Margareta climber can be kept small by pruning it back every year? Thank you for making great videos!
Some roses have this dual nature to grow as a climber or a shrub, depending on the training. Crown Princess Margareta is a climber, can never be trained to be a shrub. I am going to film a video about this topic and will list all the roses of David Austin which have climber/shrub habit. Thank you for your question! Stay tuned!
So happy I found your video showing the Lady of shallot rose, it's beautiful, I am going to order it from David Austin ,it will be my first-time ordering from them ,is now too early to order for next spring shipment, only bareroot rose available now, did you get 2 quart potted rose or bareroot rose ?
I got bare root roses, always do. I prefer rose bushes to travel in mail in dormant state. They are well packaged and sustain less stress than pot roses. And place your order now- they ran out of my first choice roses very fast this past spring. Shipment will be according to your planting zone and you don’t need to worry about timing.
@@OlgaCarmody Thanks for your great info !This is my first year of planting roses, I am in zone 10a , hot and dry southern CA ,hopefully my roses will grow well.Have a wonderful summer and enjoy all the roses in your beautiful garden !
I live in US and unfortunately DA doesn’t sell this rose here. I was trying to do some research on it and am almost positive that Carolyn Knight is a shrub. It would be a good idea to talk to DA company and ask them. Happy gardening!
So beautiful. :) I'm waiting to get Lady of Shalott next spring. Wow, can I grow her like yours? I envy you so much. Thanks for sharing such pretty images.
Those roses are spectacular and I am looking forward to next spring so much already! I believe everyone can grow roses, as long as rose needs are met. Happy gardening!
I have bought two DA roses I need help I don't know what to feed them . Another one is munstead wood. First time in my life they came in my life. Please help
I've got a question: do you deadhead as each blossom fades, or do you wait until the entire shrub is finished with its flush? I'm looking for solutions to keeping the shrub neat through the growing season, and I'm wondering if pruning it all at once helps with that. Usually, I deadhead as individual flowers fade, but that means one shoot is putting out new growth while other shoots are still on on their original blooms. I don't like the wild and messy way the shrubs look by the end of the summer. Does pruning all at once after the flush help with that? Just curious what you do, and what you think.
I prune through the growing season, and the reason is the same as yours, I don't like messy shrubs, which they tend to become to the end of summer. I see a faded bloom, I take it down. I see a long octopus shoot, I cut it down..
I am is zone 7, coastal Connecticut. And congratulations on your rose purchase! I just filmed another video about which roses of David Austin can be trained as climbers and shrubs, also explained why other roses can’t do that. Stay tuned!
Ольга, это потрясающий и красивый куст! И как здорово вы все обьяснили, спасибо! Я выбрала эту розу для своей первой розы в моем маленьком саду, выращивание в виде кустарника до 1.5м. И вопрос: как хорошо она переносит зимы до -20-23? необходимо ли укрывать молодой кустик? и как она себя ведет при долговременных дождях и ветрах? Я живу в достаточно теплом климате (5а зона) в атлантической Канаде, но часто лето бывает дождлвым( постоянные дожди с перерывом на несколько дней). Подвержена ли она заболеваниям или выгоранию на ярком солнце? заранее спасибо за ответы! И возможно вы посоветуете другой сорт для моих климатических условий? Татьяна
Hi there! Lady of Shalott rose is hardy to zone 5, so be careful with winter protection. I garden in zone 6/7, just borderline and my rose doesn't need any protection. She is around 11 years old and every winter is fine for her. As for the wind. It is a big shrub, so cutting her down for winter is advisable, unless you have your LofS in wind protected space. I do, my back garden has strong wind protection. LofS is somewhat prone to blackspot, and if you have rainy summer, that can be a concern. I don't have any other issues with her, just blackspot, which is generally our problem here in North England, CT with roses. As for the future rose selection. Oh, there are so many choices. I would recommend looking into roses hardy to zone 4, this way you don't need to do super winter protections on them. Hope it helps. Happy gardening and thank you for watching!
Hm, I don't grow that rose. It is a shrub rose and is quite big. The difference in care with all other roses would be in trimming it. Shrub roses don't want to be trimmed drastically as hybrid teas. Just one third in spring will be fine. As for the feeding, mulching and watering, everything should be more or less the same.
@@OlgaCarmodyOh ok. thanks for the information Olga. I didnt know this. I hard pruned it beacuse i thought the roses will not bloom on old wood. Because all the leaves that were growing on old branches were wilting and turning brown and falling off just barely after sprouting. Have treated it with some fungicide. Hope it recovers.
Hi there ! I think it's my first time commenting on one of your videos but i watched a few :) Thanks to you, I bought the Lady of Shallot rose recently (I'm not giving her the best conditions in terms of sun exposition but it seems to be trying it's best ! After watching your last video I discovered this one and I wonder...If my bush does like yours, could it be possible to train some stems against the wall and keep the rest as a bush or as soon as you don't cut that vigorous stem, all of the bush starts to behave as a climber ? 5 feet ? Wow, I'm 5feet1 :D Here in France on the label it says 4 feet 1....
Thank you for your comment! Yes, you can train some of the bush to be a climber, and some as a shrub. You might be not successful, since it is up to your rose how it wants to distribute nutrients. Those long canes and all the laterals coming out of them can put rose into the mode of not producing many new basal shoots, which are needed to create a bush canopy. It doesnt hurt to try and see. Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody I have a new LOS that seems to be most interested in putting out new climbing shoots. Should I just trim back those longer canes or peg them back into the rose for next season? I didn't realize leaving climbing canes would detract from achieving the bush habit so this was initially my plan
Thank you for sharing. I ordered that rose in bare root. I’ll get it in February. Can’t wait to see it. I will plant it in a pot. I ordered ten David Austin roses. What other DA roses do you have? Blessings to you and your family 🙏🏾
Great, congratulations on your rose! My rose collection is: The Generous Gardener, Lady of Shalott, Queen of Sweden, Boscobel, some Knock out roses, Roald Dahl, and Vanessa Bell. I did a big order of other roses and they are coming this spring. Oh, boy! Addiction! Blessings to you too!
Hello Olga, thank you for your video. I was trying to find answers and I believe you’ve touched on it a bit here. I’ve ordered Lady of Shallot 2qt pot that’s only offered as a shrub from David Austin and planted it in May. The shrub is now big and has many shoots but hasn’t flowered since and has no flower buds. I wish I could post a picture. Middle stem is much longer and thinker then all others as you’ve mentioned in the video. How can I promote it to flower? Should I trim/prune all stems or is it not advised to do it this soon? Any recommendation would be great. Thank you.
Hi Anna, I am going to do video dedicated to why roses don’t bloom. There can be several reasons and no more. So stay tuned. I probably will do it this week and hope it will help you and your rose.
I just ordered the same thing..2 L of S quart Shrub Roses. They sent me the Climbing L of S I already planted them b4 i noticed. Going to call them in the morning. 😮.
@@OlgaCarmody would you please send me a link to this video?
Як же красиво ця троянда проявляє себе в вашому саду😍 Ви чарівниця😊 Вітання з Харкова 😉🌹
Because of this video, I bought this rose last year and and i am trimming it as a shrub, thanks
Дякую за такі корисні поради. Рада, що знайшла вас. У вас дивовижно цікавий і корисний контент ❤
Thank you for this video. I thought DA sent me a wrong type of Lady of Shallot because I ordered a shrub but I got a climber. Now I understand that it can do both.
Such a great video, for someone like me, who wants to get a first rose bush. After long research i decided on DA lady of Shalott. Wow, such a beautiful colour. Thank you.
Wow. Couldnt take my eyes from these flowers👌👌👌
Thanks a lot 😊
Thank you for this video, even though it's old. I bought one this year, and although the tag says climber, the plant seems more like a bush. I love how you just put your arms in the rose like nothing. I'm a man, and you have more bravery than me. I'm way more careful around roses.
You sold me on this rose! I like the way the booms face upwards. I have two on order, so we'll see how well they do together in three year's time.
I love your videos!! Thanks for sharing! Your roses are amazing and leaves so amazing! I look up to being a good gardener like you!
Interesting facts about growing this variety! Shrub or climber... This lady is gorgeous and her shade of pink/peach is amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Exactly what I wanted to know! I'll be training my Lady of Shallot as a shrub. Thanks so much!
You are welcome!
Thank you for explaining that Olga. I was looking at the David Austin website yesterday and noticed that as well. I have a baby rose of this variety and she is coming along nicely, but I noticed the other day that she has two really long stems coming out that look more like climber. Now I know what to do. Thank you very much.
Thank you
A friend just gave me this lovely rose
We hope to enjoy her many blooms in years to come ❤️
You are going to love it! Enjoy!
Чудова троянда. У нас в Києві вона має абрикосове забарвлення, а у вас вона стає рум'яною. Тому для мене подивитися було цікаво якою буває ця красуня у різних кліматичних умовах😊 дякую
Yes, my LofS has that tendency of pink blooms at the end. Happy gardening!
It's a surprise! The color of the rose is so different from the one in Japan! Maybe because of the climeit. Also it's really useful information. Thank you.🐸❤
Вітаю! Моїй лише другий рік, але вже увійшла до числа моїх улюблениць. Сподіваюсь вона теж стане токою ж красунею як ваша🌹💐💞
I hope so, this rose changes color so dramatically in my garden! Enjoy!
That is one beautiful rose! Cheers from Ottawa, Canada🍁
Lady of Shalott is absolutely gorgeous rose!🧡🧡🧡
Bought my First Lady of Shallot today!!! Thank you so much for the treasure trove of information. Your roses are gorgeous!!
Wonderful! Receiving roses is always great! Enjoy those blooms.
Thanks very much! You rose looks gorgeous!
Your rose looks gorgeous!
Thank you!
Wow this was so informative 🏵️, I am planning to purchase The Lady of Shallot, wow it is large and has more colors coming out than I imagined, thank you for sharing your roses to us and tips to train it into a climber! 🏵️🌼🌹🌼🏵️🌹
So beautiful sharing friend
Thank you so much 🙂
I planted three of these together as a clump this spring. They have proven to be very vigorous bloomers and I love the color. I came across my first climbing shoot today while dead heading so your video was very helpful. Love your posts and garden.
Thank you, ah, those blooms, right? Enjoy your garden!
How many together you planted and how old it is ,so beautiful 😍 will it grow in Canada zone 5
@@Medicorum Three together first year growing beautifully. zone 6.
So useful and really explains some of my runaway roses. Thank you so much.
This rose is just breathtaking! Can’t wait to receive mine next spring! 😍 thanks for the inspiration!
You are so welcome!
Thanks for the inspiration Olga. Ordered this rose bundle of 5 can’t wait to plant them next spring!! You should be a DA ambassador ❤️
Wonderful! You are going to have beautiful roses! Ha ha, DA ambassador, I am in love with their roses, that is for sure!
Beautiful!!!! I love the content you share from your garden. This was very useful information for any gardener. I think I accidently made my climber a shrub rose. It isn't fragrant and only grew to be about 5 feet tall on one shoot. The first year it was over 12 feet tall with many new stems. Thank you again for your shares. I can't wait to follow you from my garden in Ohio.
Thank you! Wonderful! I am glad my videos are helpful!
Just bought the rose today. Good and clear explanation! Thanks a lot. :)
Wonderful! Enjoy your new rose!
Thanks for this review Olga. I’ve decided to buy Lady S. for my small front garden and grow it as a bush. I’m hoping it’ll grow well in a large container., probably a 30” trough.
I hope your Lady of Shallot will be a joy for you! It grows well in containers.
The first buds of my Lady of Shalott are now forming, it’s growing well in the container. Incidentally, I have since went a little wild in my local garden centre and have also bought another four David Austin roses. These are Eustace Vye, Mill on the Floss, Golden Celebration and Scepter’d Isle. I’ll let you know how these all thrive in pots at the end of the season, if you’re interested?
Hello Olga, I think you have solved my problem regarding teasing georgia.
I believe that in your wonderful video here you have answered the mystery of my 'Lark Ascending' rose, which I bought thinking it was a shrub rose, but it began immediately shooting-- ascending-- skyward, until at around 8 feet high we began cutting it back to around 4 feet, and whamo, blossoms eventually became profuse and beautiful. The problem for me was why do they call it Lark Ascending if it is meant to be a shrub?! Now thanks to you I believe I could indeed grow it as a climber. Thank you SO much!
Aww, you are welcome!
So gorgeous! Thank you for the information about the shoot in the middle. So helpful! The color looks very different in this video than the last. We're the two videos taken at very times?
My Lady of Shallot behaves like that, color change is drastic. You will see it during this blooming season. I am going to monitor it specially to all the viewers who are confused about this rose's color.
I have three and they grow 12+ feet here in zone 10a Florida. It could definitely be grown as a climber or rambler. The video appears to show them more in a pink hue but I can assure you they are mostly cantaloupe/burnt orange color with yellow.
My rose does want to climb, I just don't have a space for it. Also, it has the biggest transition of color for me...
Your videos inspired me to purchase 3 David Austin Lady of Shallot plants today! I was so happy when I happened to find them at a nursery here in CT that I completely missed that it says "8ft - climber" on the pots! I was planning to plant them next to a sitting area to give a little privacy, so the 5ft shrubs would have been perfect! Do you know if these "climbers" can be trained to be shrubs by the way you are describing in the video? I don't know what to do:) They are currently about two and a half ft tall and very bushy and healthy looking. Thank you so much!
Muito bem explicado!
Parabéns, lindo vídeo e belíssimas rosas
Thankyou, for that clear and concise explanation. Beautiful rose!
Glad it was helpful, Amy! Happy gardening!
Thank you so much! This was exactly what I was looking for!
Gorgeous!
Thank you very helpfully. You have a beautiful garden🌷
Thank you! My garden is the delight of my family.
Thank you for the clear explanation. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Happy gardening!
beautiful video
Thank you! Cheers!
СПАСИБО большое! Очень полезная информация! Минск Беларусь
Thank you for this video. I just bought one of these roses thinking it was a shrub rose only to find the tag indicates it's a climber. The rose is tiny right now, so I have been trying to figure out if I need to install an obelisk now for the support it might need in the future. It is good to know I do not have to treat it as a climber.
I am glad that the dilemma with Lady of Shalott as a climber is solved for you. Happy gardening!
You are lucky madam wonderful Garden
Thank you!
Great information, I received my first DAR lady of Shallot and I am waiting on it to bloom.
Enjoy your rose, it is a beautiful thing!
What a tremendous flowers isn't it. Very nice . How you are care of rose plant.
Thank you, it is a wonderful rose. I do have some videos how I take care after Lady of Shallot.
Lovely video! May I ask, should I trim the tall shoot at any time or do I let it grow and trim it next spring? I planted three lady of shallots last spring and am attempting to train them to become a hedge!
Thanks Olga. My baby is still a baby. I do see a long shoot. I want to grow it as a shrub. When should I start trimming? If I trim it mid-season would I not be losing its flowers?
David Austin has just shipped me a climbing Lady of Shalott when I thought I had ordered the shrub version. I completely understand how to turn the shrub into a climber, but will it be obvious how to turn the climber into a shrub? Won't they have cut off the parts of the plant needed to create the shrub and left the stems that shoot out? How long until it recovers? I already have a Lady of Shalott climber that has beautiful flowers but is the opposite of vigorous. My Claire Austin climber hates me too. My two Darcy Bussell's are shrubs and absolutely spectacular, so I decided that I should stick to shrubs and leave climbers to better gardeners than me! Thank you for any advice you might proffer.
In my garden I have it as a Standard Rose and it is glorious.
Thanks so much
Ugh gorgeous! This rose is not available as bare root right now. would you say there’s a huge difference in the growing process / hardiness of a bare root vs. a 2 or 3 gallon pot ?
So beautiful and health. I don’t have this one yet but will definitely get one next time. Thanks for sharing your Video.
You are welcome!
Hello Olga! I love your Lady of Shallot roses. They’re so beautiful.😍 I would love to add them in my David Austin roses garden. Thank you for an informative video as well.🥰💕💐
Hi Janelyn, thank you for your sweet message. Happy gardening!
thanks Olga for sharing, can you share how you control thrips?
I will definitely be walking in my spring garden and show those pesky thrips. But in a short answer, I use horticultural or néem oil on them.
Hello ...Im from Malaysia. Tq for the clear explanation.
Glad it was helpful!
Very lovely
Бесподобная красота! 💗🙏🏻
Those roses are really something! Thanks!
Very useful information. 👌👌👌🙏
Thanks a lot!
Hi Olga, I am advised by gardeer ben @ north lodge that he prunes his roses at different heights to obtain near perpetual flowering. Be well, phill, birmingham England.
Nice advice, I must say. Thank you for sharing it! Happy Gardening!
So beautiful rose
Thank you! It is a wonderful rose!
Gorgeous 😍 rose
Thank you Olga for your detailed video. I've ordered Lady of Shalott Shrub ( bare root)
I want to plant 3 roses close together to make one big plant. How close together can I plant them? or does it even matter? Thank you so much.
It does matter how close the distance should be. I am filming video about it today. Stay tuned…
Hi Olga. Its simply beautiful healthy shrub. How did you manage to get so many blooms. please share how you make you own compost. And what else do you use for such healthy growth both organic and inorganic. Will help if you share. Please do.
I have a video how I fertilize my roses in spring. Here it is:
ua-cam.com/video/m0RsqlFnRQU/v-deo.html
And compost is here: ua-cam.com/video/trnIznVsQlE/v-deo.html
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you Olga. I too have compost bags. But in the pots it's just enough to put compost so I use chemical fertilizers too . Most of my roses are in pots. Wish we get David Austin roses easily in India. Namaste .
Namaste!
yours , seem to have a lot more pink in the color than all LOS I have seen . I love the color of yours .. How would you explain that ? What fertilizer do you used ?
I really don’t know why it is that way. She is the most changing color rose in my garden. It strongly begins with pure orange and then goes into all sorts of salmons. I use Jobes or Espoma rose fertilizers.
@@OlgaCarmody Thanks you so much !
Wow! Most beautiful rose bush I have seen! Is there just one LOS or there are multiple LOS that you planted together?
I have 2 rose bushes growing together.
OMG! So beautiful LOS. How do you keep LOS rounded and neat as shrub rose without any support ( obelisk /trellis)?? Mostly, I can see the people recommend to use support with LOS, otherwise the octopus branches makes messy looking.
I trim those branches, here is the video link where I show how to train Lady of Shalott to be a climber or a shrub -
ua-cam.com/video/hmyrsB1702Q/v-deo.html
Hope it helps. Happy gardening!
Hi Olga,
In the David Austin catalogue...are the roses bud grafted or own root?
If grafted, on what understock?
They will come grafted. You have to go onto DA website and choose section with own root roses.
Do you have video to show how to make it shrub instead of climbing, I got david austin nake cathedral bells for 2 years ,it grow 10 ft tall and don't have alot of leaf or like your at all .your is perfect. Thanks
I don't have that particular video, but I can create one when my Lady of Shalott will want to become a climber after its first flush of blooms. Stay tuned! My roses should be blooming in 2 weeks or so.
Thank you
Hi Olga. Can I train Lady of Shallot climbing rose to grow around an arch as opposed to just growing straight up a lattice or a wall? Please answer. Thanks for your advice & your beautiful videos!
Lady of Shallot can be trained as a climber from the shrub form. I will explain how you should do it in my answer to your previous question.. Stay tuned.
Hi olga. I bought this rose after seeing your lovely videos and planted it as a bare root. I'm in the UK so it's a grafted rose. I'd like to grow it as a shrub. If I bought another one next year and planted it with the first rose like you have, would it grow the same or would it be a lot smaller. I hope I'm making sense. Best wishes davena x
Hi Davena, If you decide to plant another rose a year later, make sure that the older one is not taking sun and space from the small one. Ideal situation would be to plant 2 shrubs at the same time.Thanks!
@@OlgaCarmody thank you so much
Here in the UK David Austin’s website only has this as a shrub. I had it in a pot and in one season it grew so big I’ve planted it in the ground against a trellis. There is one trained on a wall at Austin headquarters as a climber. Strange they don’t sell it as a short climber as they do in the US.
Maybe it is because roses in warmer US climates grow bigger than in UK climate. And LofS is somewhat a monster here after it’s first bloom.
So beautiful
Dzień dobry, piękna róża 👍💯🥰
Thank you!
Great video! Could you train some David Austin climbers to be a shrub as well? Say Crown Princess Margareta climber can be kept small by pruning it back every year? Thank you for making great videos!
Some roses have this dual nature to grow as a climber or a shrub, depending on the training. Crown Princess Margareta is a climber, can never be trained to be a shrub. I am going to film a video about this topic and will list all the roses of David Austin which have climber/shrub habit. Thank you for your question! Stay tuned!
Thank you for that instruction
You're welcome!
So happy I found your video showing the Lady of shallot rose, it's beautiful, I am going to order it from David Austin ,it will be my first-time ordering from them ,is now too early to order for next spring shipment, only bareroot rose available now, did you get 2 quart potted rose or bareroot rose ?
I got bare root roses, always do. I prefer rose bushes to travel in mail in dormant state. They are well packaged and sustain less stress than pot roses.
And place your order now- they ran out of my first choice roses very fast this past spring. Shipment will be according to your planting zone and you don’t need to worry about timing.
@@OlgaCarmody Thanks for your great info !This is my first year of planting roses, I am in zone 10a , hot and dry southern CA ,hopefully my roses will grow well.Have a wonderful summer and enjoy all the roses in your beautiful garden !
Hello, I would like to grow CAROLYN KNIGHT rose as a climber. Do you think is it a good idea?
I live in US and unfortunately DA doesn’t sell this rose here. I was trying to do some research on it and am almost positive that Carolyn Knight is a shrub. It would be a good idea to talk to DA company and ask them. Happy gardening!
Does that mean you can train Eden & Earth Angel Roses to be shrub roses instead of climbers too? Your roses look so healthy and beautiful btw 😍❤️
No, not every rose has that ability to make long shoots. Eden is a climber and you will torture it if you decide to keep it as a shrub.
So beautiful. :) I'm waiting to get Lady of Shalott next spring. Wow, can I grow her like yours? I envy you so much. Thanks for sharing such pretty images.
Those roses are spectacular and I am looking forward to next spring so much already! I believe everyone can grow roses, as long as rose needs are met. Happy gardening!
Hello Olga please suggest fertiliser for roses.
Any natural stuff. I do Espoma rose fertilizer, or Jobe natural fertilizer. I also use aged cow manure and fish fertilizer sometimes…
Very beautiful !!! You cut it down to what height in the spring ?
Around 2 feet, my stairs are low there and that height is just right. Rose puts another 3 feet during summer. Thanks and happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody Thanks you so much !
How about them when it's rain season.. Are they fine..
Just answered your question in this video - ua-cam.com/video/TEdLRvx16L4/v-deo.html
I have bought two DA roses I need help I don't know what to feed them . Another one is munstead wood. First time in my life they came in my life. Please help
Чудовий кущ Леді оф Шалот!
I've got a question: do you deadhead as each blossom fades, or do you wait until the entire shrub is finished with its flush? I'm looking for solutions to keeping the shrub neat through the growing season, and I'm wondering if pruning it all at once helps with that. Usually, I deadhead as individual flowers fade, but that means one shoot is putting out new growth while other shoots are still on on their original blooms. I don't like the wild and messy way the shrubs look by the end of the summer. Does pruning all at once after the flush help with that? Just curious what you do, and what you think.
I prune through the growing season, and the reason is the same as yours, I don't like messy shrubs, which they tend to become to the end of summer. I see a faded bloom, I take it down. I see a long octopus shoot, I cut it down..
How many plants was this? I'm getting one in the spring, is this how big itll get?
Oh it's so beautiful. Thank you Olga for your detailed video. I just bought one so I now know what to do.
May I ask which zone you are in? Thank you!
I am is zone 7, coastal Connecticut. And congratulations on your rose purchase! I just filmed another video about which roses of David Austin can be trained as climbers and shrubs, also explained why other roses can’t do that. Stay tuned!
Ольга, это потрясающий и красивый куст! И как здорово вы все обьяснили, спасибо!
Я выбрала эту розу для своей первой розы в моем маленьком саду, выращивание в виде кустарника до 1.5м. И вопрос: как хорошо она переносит зимы до -20-23? необходимо ли укрывать молодой кустик? и как она себя ведет при долговременных дождях и ветрах? Я живу в достаточно теплом климате (5а зона) в атлантической Канаде, но часто лето бывает дождлвым( постоянные дожди с перерывом на несколько дней). Подвержена ли она заболеваниям или выгоранию на ярком солнце?
заранее спасибо за ответы! И возможно вы посоветуете другой сорт для моих климатических условий?
Татьяна
Hi there! Lady of Shalott rose is hardy to zone 5, so be careful with winter protection. I garden in zone 6/7, just borderline and my rose doesn't need any protection. She is around 11 years old and every winter is fine for her. As for the wind. It is a big shrub, so cutting her down for winter is advisable, unless you have your LofS in wind protected space. I do, my back garden has strong wind protection. LofS is somewhat prone to blackspot, and if you have rainy summer, that can be a concern. I don't have any other issues with her, just blackspot, which is generally our problem here in North England, CT with roses. As for the future rose selection. Oh, there are so many choices. I would recommend looking into roses hardy to zone 4, this way you don't need to do super winter protections on them. Hope it helps. Happy gardening and thank you for watching!
Hi Olga, can you do a video on Lichfield angel? How to care for it?
Hm, I don't grow that rose. It is a shrub rose and is quite big. The difference in care with all other roses would be in trimming it. Shrub roses don't want to be trimmed drastically as hybrid teas. Just one third in spring will be fine. As for the feeding, mulching and watering, everything should be more or less the same.
@@OlgaCarmodyOh ok. thanks for the information Olga. I didnt know this. I hard pruned it beacuse i thought the roses will not bloom on old wood. Because all the leaves that were growing on old branches were wilting and turning brown and falling off just barely after sprouting. Have treated it with some fungicide. Hope it recovers.
Hi there ! I think it's my first time commenting on one of your videos but i watched a few :) Thanks to you, I bought the Lady of Shallot rose recently (I'm not giving her the best conditions in terms of sun exposition but it seems to be trying it's best ! After watching your last video I discovered this one and I wonder...If my bush does like yours, could it be possible to train some stems against the wall and keep the rest as a bush or as soon as you don't cut that vigorous stem, all of the bush starts to behave as a climber ? 5 feet ? Wow, I'm 5feet1 :D Here in France on the label it says 4 feet 1....
Thank you for your comment! Yes, you can train some of the bush to be a climber, and some as a shrub. You might be not successful, since it is up to your rose how it wants to distribute nutrients. Those long canes and all the laterals coming out of them can put rose into the mode of not producing many new basal shoots, which are needed to create a bush canopy. It doesnt hurt to try and see. Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody I have a new LOS that seems to be most interested in putting out new climbing shoots. Should I just trim back those longer canes or peg them back into the rose for next season? I didn't realize leaving climbing canes would detract from achieving the bush habit so this was initially my plan
Thank you for sharing. I ordered that rose in bare root. I’ll get it in February. Can’t wait to see it. I will plant it in a pot. I ordered ten David Austin roses. What other DA roses do you have? Blessings to you and your family 🙏🏾
Great, congratulations on your rose! My rose collection is: The Generous Gardener, Lady of Shalott, Queen of Sweden, Boscobel, some Knock out roses, Roald Dahl, and Vanessa Bell. I did a big order of other roses and they are coming this spring. Oh, boy! Addiction! Blessings to you too!
Тоже заказала..жду не дождусь когда приедет❤❤❤
I am happy with my LofS, hope you will be happy too!
I've never seen LoS with this much pink coloration.
Nice rose
That is one beautiful rose! Thank you for watching!
@@OlgaCarmody yes mam , just love with those Rose.
@@OlgaCarmody yes mam
Would the rose grow a stem that would make it a climbing rose every year?
Yes, rose will be growing long stems every year.
Amazing..
Здравствуйте,сколько розе лет и сколько кустов у вас посажено?
Lady of Shalott is around 9 years old and there are 2 shrubs growing into each other. thanks.
@@OlgaCarmody ,спасибо за ответ!У вас очень красивая роза!🌺🌺🌺🌺❤️❤️❤️👍
I love with this rose 😍 ♥