David Austin rose - Lady of Shalott, second bloom and unruly behavior!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2021
- Lady of Shalott rose is blooming for the second time in my Connecticut garden! It is not as big as it's first magnificent blooms. This rose can be trained as a climber or a shrub and now is the time to show you what I do with those confusing long shoots which this beauty produces.
Also I share my tricks how to train young shoots and direct them where I want them to grow. Happy Gardening! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I'm so glad you pointed out that is two roses.
I thought if that's one I'm in trouble.
I can't tell you how fortunate I feel to have Google Lady of Shallot rose and have landed at your channel. You are a wonderful teacher. Now I know exactly what to expect.
Thank you, Camille, welcome to my channel! It is good to have you here!
Me, too! Thank you, Olga! Since you have two together and I will only have one along a walkway, how many feet from the walkway would be "safe" so guests to my yard don't brush up against it?
Very informative. Thank you!
You are adorable & I love to watch. Great tips & I have a few of same D.A. roses.
Awww, thank you! Have a lovely evening!
You have also inspired me to buy a Lady of Shallot bare root, even though I had no intention of adding a rose to my front garden after relocating some inherited roses just this year . 🙂
Oh boy, I hope Lady of Shalott will do good for you.
Hi Olga, this is the second video I watch...you sound so sweet and friendly. What a lovely garden. Thank you for sharing.
Smiles from Connecticut!
And smiles back at you from Pawtucket R.I☺️
Great idea 👍❤️
Thank you! 😊
U explain it so well.. Thank you very much x
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you once again Olga. I finally ordered Lady Of Shalott and also Wollerton Old Hall to add to my DA collection. I have a greater understanding now as to what I’ll be experiencing here in California. 👍🏽
You are welcome!
Beautiful garden. I planted the Lady of Shallot last year. This video was very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Keep them coming.
Thank you! Will do!
Thanks so much Olga. I found the video really helpful and informative. I love your garden !
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! Both of these roses are on my wishlist. Now I’ll definitely be ordering it!
Hi Deanna,
I wish you all success with your roses! They are addictive, I must say!
The music is wonderful too 💕
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Wow, very beautiful garden! Adorable flowers! 💚😀
Thanks for visiting! Glad you enjoyed my garden!
Thank you for excellent Video
You are welcome!
Wonderful garden and really so enjoyable to listen and learn from Olya.
Thank you, Dr Karim.
Thank you very much Olga 😊
You're welcome 😊
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching!
I LOVE this BEAUTIFUL rose❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
She is a beauty, isn't she..
Your Lady of Shallot bush is so beautiful!! I already ordered 2 of them from DA. I can't wait to receive them!! I hope I can get them to look as beautiful as yours!!🤩🤩🤩🤩 Thank you for your videos! You are a natural!😁👍🌈🌟🌟🌟
Oh thank you! Good luck with your roses! You are going to love them!
I ordered mine too I can’t wait to get it
Very helpful information and thank you ❤ To be honest, I do not like the growing habit of Lady of Shallot. It simply is not a shrub but a climber. Also it has the not flowering issue if not winterized well in southern states.
Yes, agree, LofS really would want to be a climber in warmer areas. Happy gardening!
Thank you for your videos on Lady of Shallot. My LOS is in her second year. I didn't know what to do with her when she got so big with lot of long shoots, so I cut them back. This video and your previous video explain this beautiful rose's habit very simply. Thank you. This year, LOS is off to a big start. I have attempted a homemade obelisk, but may dismantle that and just "let her go", now that I know her growing habit. This was most beneficial. Thank you again.
Thank you Donna, for letting me know. Glad this video was helpful!
Enjoy your Lady of Shalott!
Thanks for showing your 2nd flush Lady of Shallot ,I ordered 2 bare roots from DA .
Wonderful! I love my rose and am sure you will enjoy yours!
You remind me of Emma Thompson in Nanny MacPee. I hope you like her. Such a beautiful rose.
I don’t like how she looks, but like her role! LOL! I agree, rose is gorgeous!
I’m so in love with your rose. May I have some cuttings please? 🤣
Lady of Shalott is beautiful indeed. I don't do cuttings and can't share them. Sorry, but you can buy this rose, which will have well developed root system and will surprise you with blooms first year after planting. Happy planting!
It's pretty colour rose plant
Yes, I agree!
Wow, the Lady of Shalott really wants to climb! So many shoots heading upward ... Maybe an obelisk trellis might be a way to allow more growth and more blooms in that location. The Generous Gardener is quite huge as well, with big thick canes! I wonder how old your roses are?
Thanks, those roses are around 11 years old. Lady of Shalott is own root and GG is grafted. I never gave it a thought about letting Lady of Shalott to climb, but after your suggestion, it sounds like a possibility.
I just started watching your videos, lovely roses, could you tell me how you deal with garden pests. This year Sawfly ate my roses terrible. I live in Zone 5b northeast Pa. Thank you for your videos I love hydrangeas too 🙂❤️
I have quite a few videos on those garden nightmares! Please check them out. And welcome to my channel! It is good to have you here!
@@OlgaCarmody thank you so much 😊
So, if you buy Lady of Shalott as a shrub, will it still try to be a climber and grow those long shoots? Thanks for the video, Olga. Very interesting.
Lady of Shalott is one plant. When you buy it from the nursery as a climber, they will trim it that way and will ship it your way. If you buy it as a shrub, trimming will be different. You can reverse those installed habits by retraining your rose. How to do it? You keep long shoots if you want it to be a climber. In not, you trim those and keep your rose as a rounded shrub. Hope it helps! Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody Got it! Thank you, Olga
I live in Oklahoma USA
I also notice you planted your climber next to an old tree stump. This past year I bought a property with overgrown beds and had to cut down many trees and shrubs next to the house. A gardener friend of mine suggest I just poke around and "find" pockets where there aren't roots so I can plant new flowers there. My question is, is that what you did?
I think you are referring to a cut tree stump. It didn't grow there, we placed it there for kids to play. So, no root competition.
Is this one plant? Was it bare root? It’s so full and beautiful! I have three coming and trying to figure out where to put it.
Hi Heather, Lady of Shalott came to my garden as bare root and own root. There are 2 of them planted approx 18 inches apart.
Hi Olga, how many Lady of Shallot are planted here, is it just one shrub? Thanks 😊
There are 2 shrubs growing, approx. 18 inches apart. They are about 7 years old.
Hi Olga, is this one plant? Your roses are so beautiful. I'm a new rose enthusiast and obsessed with all things roses.
Welcome to the club of rose obsessed folks! There are 2 roses growing together appox. 18 inches apart.
@Olga Carmody Thank you!
I'm expecting 2 bare roses. Lady of Shalotts. Can i put both in a 22-inch container?
I have watched your video about 5 times olga haha. I love this rose but the size of her frightens me a little. I would really like a big rose but those tall shoots she throws out concern me incase I trim them wrong. (maybe I could set an obelisk in the center whilst she is still young to help with the tall shoots). Did you buy yours as a shrub? And mine would be in full sun in the UK for most of the day.. Im Wondering how it would affect the colour of the blooms in summer
Yes, Lady of Shalott is an octopus rose and it would want to become a small climber after it's first flush of blooms. I bought it as own root shrub. It is a tall shrub, that space is good for her, but definitely not under 3 feet high. I see gardeners report blooms slightly different on her. Mine have a strong tendency to fade from clearly orange in to shades of pinks.
@@OlgaCarmody I love both shades. Pink and orange so I'll keep her in full sun 😁. I have now allocated her a space and have ordered this beautiful rose. The space allocated for her is a open space like yours so there's no way she could be a climber permanently unless I place some obelisks around her 🙄. Im hoping I will love this rose as much as you do. I hope your yew tree is doing a little bit better now too after finding all that plastic at the base xx
HI, I found that this rose can be either very orange or more pinky when search photos online even in your video. I want to get one, just confuse if I can have the colour of more pinky. Maybe the color of this rose changes in different stage?
You are right, same rose, but different color of flower depending on the season. It starts the season with strongly orange flowers and then slowly goes into deep pinks and finishes the season with light faded pink.
@@OlgaCarmody That’s interesting. The mix color looks so good
What about pegging the long shoots? Wouldn’t that give you many more blooms? Or does this not work on LoS rose?
I don’t have the space to accommodate those long shoots. You are right, bending those wonderful shoots will create more blooms and bigger shrub. I have to cut those beauties out and keep my Lady of Shalott as a shrub, not short climber. Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody - thank you! I love the tidiness of the shrub style, I think I will follow your recommendations 💜
wondering is she standing in full sun or little shade?
She has good sun, a bit of afternoon shade.
Thank you for your answer💖 do you have any advice about how far apart should I plant my 3 bareroot lady of shalott. I would like to have a full looking as yours if it's possible 😃 on david austin site is show about 60cm apart is it actually works?
is it disease resistance?
I would say that in our area of high humidity in coastal CT, zone 6/7 , it is somewhat prone to black spot.