🌹 22 Favs from 2022 // Best of 2022 Rose Compilation to Music
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, I share 22 of my favorite blooms and best performers of 2022. This is a compilation video set to instrumental music.
🌹 Chapters to Specific Roses
00:00 Intro
00:08 Tottering by Gently
00:27 Kew Gardens
00:54 Lion's Fairy Tale
01:21 Vanessa Bell
02:07 Windermere
03:12 Jude the Obscure
03:57 Earth Angel
06:03 Queen of Sweden
08:08 Mother of Pearl
08:57 Lady of Shalott
09:41 The Lark Ascending
10:44 Sonnenwelt
12:26 Ringo All Star
13:02 Crazy Love
13:58 Easy Does It
15:50 Gabriel Oak
17:10 Benjamin Britton
17:31 Sophy's Rose
18:21 Princess Anne
18:50 Celestine
19:38 Zaide
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I absolutely loved this presentation! The beautiful music flowed with the camera lens capturing the essence of your gardens. Your choice of roses were stunning. I loved the roses that had apricot one day and the next more pink..that was so real. Also Ringo Starr with several colored petals on the same bush. What a beautiful setting you have...thank you for all you do!
So many stunning roses! Beautiful gardens 🤩 I keep watching again and again!
Many thanks! Thank you for watching!
Absolutely beautiful thank you for sharing..I'm with you on kew gardens and vanessa bell. Such strong healthy roses. I highly recommend Elizabeth Port sunlight queen of sweeten Princess Ann and bring me sunshine. Brilliant roses
My favorite part is when the pup comes strolling along to see Queen of Sweden, and that statue is just gorgeous! Vanessa Bell is beautiful 😍
Amazing that you recorded every rose of their years of planting and music is absolutely beautifully goes well with the roses you are presenting. Thanks for the effort to inspire us with the passion of roses.
Thank you! Thank you! Such a treat! Loved the magical walk through your rose garden! Can only imagine how delightful the entire array with 600 roses must be! So inspiring for me, a novice rose grower with just 4 roses! Began my journey in 2021....
Love the Roses and the music! I don't know how you picked only those out of so many, they are amazing. Added several of those to my wish list! Your garden is beautiful. I've been going through all of your UK tour videos, a bit late, I know. Wow, they are awesome. I will be watching my 5th one today and I have to say, I will definitely be revisiting those videos time and again; beautifully done!
Just re-watching this one, and your roses look fabulous. Plants have gained some size and are looking healthy in spite of your humidity! Good work!
Thank you for such a lovely slideshow! Brings colour to my part of the world. 😍😍😍
Wow, these are gorgeous! I’m hoping my Princess Anne and Tottering-by-Gently will wind up as lovely as yours-they’re off to a slow start for me. But it’s amazing to see what they can become! :).
Your garden is really, really beautiful. ❤
What a marvellous collection of beautiful roses to Strauss’s Blue Danube!
I’ll be watching this again and again to get me through the winter blues.
Inspired by you over the last few months i’ve bought a dozen
Bare root roses, Roll on Spring. Thank You. Uk
Ok that was so beautiful and peaceful that I'm going to have to get up because I'm too relaxed. That zaide is really beautiful
Your roses look like happy children😊
Beautiful tour of your roses. The first two roses were new to me and love to find and plant them. Thank you for all your hard work putting out these videos.
What a feast for the eyes!!!❤
Enjoyed this recording immensely. Beautiful ROSES. Thanks!!!
Thanks so much, it really helps to get a sense of the size these will grow to, something most pics don't show.
Your roses are beautiful! This was very relaxing and enjoyable to watch 😊 Thank You
Is the fuzzy plant beside/below Vanessa Bell lamb's ear? It looks so pretty against the roses. As always, thank you for sharing!
Great roses Kim!!!!!🌹🌹🌹
My favourites this year: Tottering-by-Gently, Souvenir du docteur Jamain (fantastic fragrance), Lizzy, Candela, Stadt Rom, Jazz, Roselina, Plaisanterie, Dinky, Robin Hood, Ausmary, Lemon Fizz. Cheers!
@@TheRoseGeek I am going to show it this month or next at the latest, I will let you know when. The rose grows fast and smells fantastic, it is also healthy and hardy.
Your roses are amazing.
Thanks!
This was so relaxing and informative. Thank you!
Beautiful plants !
What is the rose that is against the tree trunks near the statue and the wind chimes? Kind of peachy pink? At the 7.20 minute mark. Love that scene. So pretty against those trees. Beautiful video.
She has that under the "Queen of Sweden" section. ( i'm watching the video now and took note of how pretty it looked against the tree, too! ) Hope that helps!
wow what a difference time makes to jude the obscure, people talk about it being a slow grower and its Amazing when it gets there certainly seems true :)
This was so helpful! Thanks for sharing. I LOVED seeing Queen of Sweden under that tree. I didn’t plan to plant any roses by some established fruit trees in our yard but I’m totally trying it now.
@@TheRoseGeek You just opened up so many possibilities 🤩🤩
I loved the way it looked growing under the tree too.
Wow you've created something so breathtaking and wonderful! Thank you for sharing! I will definitely check out the roses you've shared here! (By the way, I think Bliss is now sold out in many of the vendors in the UK after you featured it in the other video. Luckily I ordered one!)
One question: it seems your Gabriel Oak is planted in a shallow raised bed about 15~20cm high. Do you think that is good enough height as long as the roses have room to spread horizontally? I am keen to do it myself and would ve interested to find oit your take on it. Thank you!!
Loved the music so serene and relaxing to watch. 🌹
@@TheRoseGeek Happy New Year!!
Thank you for the video. I am so happy to see that I have a few in this selection. Will you consider doing a video on educating how different types of bloom withstand heat and rain in the future ? From Melbourne.
Omg I thought I just went to rose heaven! I can’t imagine how much work you put into these babies! I live in DE zone 7a. What would you recommend to combat black spot? Do you have multiple of the same rose planted together? Or is it just one big rose bush for each variety? Lots of my DA roses are leggy and have long canes. Should I prune twice a year to keep their size in check? Sorry I’m throwing so many questions at you. 😂
@@TheRoseGeek Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions! ❤️ I already subscribed and joined your FB group too lol I prune hard around March too but I think the shadier spot makes my DA roses grow extra long canes. I read some people prune again after the first flush and some recommend pegging instead. I for sure will keep an eye on your tips regarding Japanese beetles. Have a great weekend!
Wow, your roses are beautiful! I think I’m done and then I see one of your must haves, lol. I’m really into the deep apricot/oranges which didn’t do it for me in the past but I’m embracing all the color as I get older. Are these singular plantings or do you have multiple? Thank you so much for the tour and music, very lovely and relaxing!
Such a beautiful garden. I'm wondering: How to you keep the rose petals off of the mulch without raking out the mulch? My gardeners keep raking mine, and I'm having to replace it again and again and it is expensive!
Love this video! Helps me put more have to have roses on my list! What did you build your raised beds out of and what was the purpose of that versus just planting them in the ground? Did you stain the wood for the raised beds black?
Beautiful roses. Are each of these 1 bush? They look so dense. Next year, could you do best roses each growing month? I enjoyed seeing your favorites at their best!
Beautiful roses and really admire your passion. May I know which varieties are good for heat and humid (Zone 8B) out of these 22? Thank you 🙏
Do you know if Lion’s rose and Champagne Moment are the same rose? You’re roses are absolutely gorgeous❤️
@@TheRoseGeek Thank you😊
Kimberley, thank you very much for taking the time to compile this video. It's helpful to know what is working out well in your garden. We're not in the same zone, but it helps me see what does well in humidity at least! also it's great that you included how many seasons the plants had been in your garden. I'm hopeful for 2023, as it will be the third season for a lot of my roses. thanks again for all that you do! ( PS, Do you start any annual/perennial flowers from seed? just curious! I think i remember you talked about trying to sow poppies? am i losing it? )
@@TheRoseGeek Good luck with the poppies! they're one of my favorites, but i never have great luck. FYI, poppies don't do great transplanted so keep that in mind as you start some indoors. Most gardeners direct sow those in the winter/early spring. Some even suggest sprinkling them on top of snow! I've found that while i LOVE corn poppies ( amazing grey, pandora, ect.) i do better with perennial oriental poppies from bare root. 🤷♀ Anyhow, good luck! and keep me posted!
@@greybriarHI! I’m fairly new to gardening (started in 2021) and get my love of roses from my grandmother. I saw ur comment about poppies, and I have poppy seeds of several varieties that I’m planning on planting soon. I’m in Tx, zone 8a, and we’ve only had three days of cold weather so far this winter in the recent arctic blast so I haven’t planted them outside yet. I just wanted to know when would it be too late to plant them, and if we don’t get cold enough this winter, can I stratify the seeds in the fridge to simulate cold weather like one does for tulip bulbs and then plant them? Thank u in advance for ur help! 😊
@@loricawley54 Hi! I'm no expert, by any means but I'll try to help. As I've read, yes, the seeds will need a cold period of stratification ( Fridges are great! i keep mine there just incase.) i'd go ahead and put them in the fridge as soon as possible, as they need a few weeks of cold from what i've read. ( 2 weeks should be fine) and then just direct sow them in your garden where you want them soon after.( just lightly sprinkle and tap in, they need light to germinate! ) Some poppies might do better in others in your warmer climate, as they don't love heat or humidity. Also, you can try direct sowing some in the fall and seeing if that works as well! Good luck!
@greybriar Tysm for the help! I went and put the poppy seeds in the fridge just now and will plant in 2 weeks. I'm in west Tx which is HOT and dry in the summers so the poppies may not do well here, but since I'm new to gardening, I just wanted to try bc they r so beautiful! I tried dahlias for the first time ever in 2022, and got them to grow and bloom in grow bags. I tried them directly in the ground first, but they didn't do well in our sandy soil. We've been slowly improving our soil as we build new beds so I'll try dahlias in the ground again later this spring. Hoping the poppies will like the soil, but they may hate our heat. 🙈 I've planted 18 roses so far since 2021 (with plans to plant many more!), and they love the heat and our soil. I'm just excited to plant pretty things in case u can't tell lol! 😂 Again, tysm for the help!! 💓
Great compilation. So inspired ❤
Do you cut back the roses to the ground at the end of winter?
@@TheRoseGeek thank you and Happy New Year!
Your earth angel is just so healthy! With that beautiful dark green foliage! Is it a repeater for you? It’s on the top of my wishlist! I want it so bad but just don’t have a bed made for it yet. Which isn’t an easy feat with my clay soil 😅. I plan to put it next to queen of Sweden or maybe Silas mariner I can’t decide which. Hoping to bring out its pink center!
Always love watching your videos, thank you for posting. If you had to choose between queen or Sweden or Silas mariner to put next to earth angel. Which would you pick? 🙏🏻😯
Foxy Lady and Easy Does It just wowed me! They r absolutely stunning! 😍Added them to my list that I want to get as I develop my beds! Can I ask where u get ur plant name tags?
@@TheRoseGeek Ty!
Hermosas!!! Por favor, cómo se llama la que está justo al lado de Sophy's Rose....es blanca con el centro rosado oscuro 😍💗 Muchas gracias 😘
Hi Kim, I like your Foxy Lady rose a lot! Which vendor did you get this rose from?
@@TheRoseGeek Thank you!❤
Hi Kim, My daughter likes the rose French Perfume. Do you have any experience with this rose?
Hi Kim, I have sandy loam soil with lots of rocks in my yard. Shall I try a Abraham Derby or Evelyn on Fortuniana root stock? Will it be ok?
@@TheRoseGeek We are close to seashore. The ocean is just 10 minutes ( though local roads) from my house. So our soil has lots of sand and rocks. Is Fortuniana root stock cold hardy for zone 7a?I tried to call Mr. Mills several times, left several messages, but he did not call back. I want to place order for 2 roses from him.
What is the plant to the left of your Queen of Sweden, with the ridges leaves? I’m intrigued. :)
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Oh my....I know this is an old video but I hope you see my comment and question? I see you have a lot of beautiful David Austin roses and I notice they are planted at the base of trees? Do they get dappled sunlight or full sun there, or are they in shade throughout the day? I've just ordered several David Austins, and my backyard is mostly shaded with dappled sunlight but very good soil, and I'm wondering if they will do okay planted there. I have a lot of hardwood trees but lots of areas where sunlight shines through. I'm just very unsure how some of them do in dappled shade. Can you share your experience how much sunlight yours get in shady areas? Thanks so much in advance. I've just stumbled upon your channel when I saw this video. New subscriber!
Thank you so much for subscribing! I have had success growing some varieties in shady areas. Some DAs however don't perform well. I think if you are buying the newer varieties, you will have more success. You will also find that if your canopy is open when the leaves are dormant on the trees for the winter, that you will have a nice spring flush and then as the canopy fills, you will have a few blooms here and there for the rest of the season.
In my shady locations, I grow: Totteringly, Benjamin B, Queen of Sweden, and Olivia.
Sending wishes for a season full of blooms!
@TheRoseGeek thank you so much for your response as this helps me tremendously and helps me decide where to plant my new DA roses when they arrive. I did purchase Olivia, Queen of Sweden, Desdemona, Lady Of Shallot, Wollerton Old Hall, Princess Alexandria of Kent, Roald Dahl, Scepter'd ile, Bathsheba, Eustacia Vie, Claire Austin, and Alnwick rose. I'm not sure which of those are old or new? This will be my first ever DA roses and I'm so excited! I do hope I got some good ones. 🙏 I do have lots of sunshine on the North and North East side of my property so maybe if they dont do well in the dappled shade of my backyard I could possibly move them if need be. Thank you so much for getting back to me. 🥰
Hi Kim, Which ones are the best Peach color roses in your garden?❤
@@TheRoseGeek Thank you so much! I have Bliss and LOS. I could not get Sonnenwelt this time from Palatine, I will try again next time. ❤️
Hi Kimberley, do you ever put coffee grounds on the soil by your roses? I see big bags of coffee grounds for free at Starbucks and considering using it on my roses but thought you may know better?
I see you planted some rose next to a tree. How far from the base?
Happy New Year Kim 🌹
Wow 🤩 Your Earth Angel is huge. Queen of Sweden never disappoint, tall and full of blooms. I love Mother of Pearl blooms so much that I have two. Do you think that the apricot/peach creamy color roses performed better last year for you?
If you had to choose between growing Kew Gardens or Tottering By Gently , which would you prefer and why?
My Kew had mosaic virus so it didn't perform well and I had to remove it. My Tottering however has done wonderful! It blooms in a shady location.
I cant help but think how much better these would go to some heavy metal or Led Zepplin.
@@TheRoseGeek I know there will be copyright issues