SUMMER ROSE GARDEN TOUR 2022 | Which Roses do I Grow | How to Propagate Boxwood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2022
- Which roses do I grow? How to propagate boxwood? And my love for Strawberry Hill roses by David Austin. Walk the garden with me for a summer rose garden tour 2022. I'll be sharing some ideas for your roses, my English rose garden full of David Austin roses, AND how to propagate boxwood too! I have a few boxwood near my Strawberry Hill roses and I want to propagate them so I can continue my parterre garden design. Subscribe to this channel! bit.ly/SubscribeParisienneFarm... | #joiedevive
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Angela, when my kids were young we would each grab a young chicken (easier to hold) and head to the garden where we would hold the chicken and aim it towards the Japanese Beetles and let them have at it. It was a much faster process than hand picking them off the plant. We had fun and the chickens loved it. Lots of laughs with what we called our "Flinstone pest control." LOL
I've NEVER been able to get my chickens to eat them. How strange! That for SURE would be much faster.
@@ParisienneFarmgirl You are not alone.
Japanese Beetles are famous for their atrocious taste, making getting ANYTHING, including chickens, to eat them nearly impossible.
How Holly was successful is beyond me.
Hmm. Maybe a light spray of Hollandaise Sauce?
If I lived closer, I'd take the black eyed Susans and sunflowers for you. I love looking at my rose garden. My grandmother taught me how to take care of them. Every summer they remind me of her.
I'll trade you these grasshoppers, the whole plague of them, all over 500 varieties of them, for your Japanese beetles any day! Grasshoppers, temps in the triple digits, and a drought = a garden that is brown and dying or dormant and it's only July!! I love Texas, and I wouldn't trade these conditions for longer winters, but it can be so frustrating! Still, your garden is enviably, breathtakingly, beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing it with us!!
Sadly, we have those too. HUGE. Thank you so much! Hope you get rain. We FINALLY got some.
I resemble that. Grasshoppers, triple digit heat, high desert with bad drought. Even tulle isn't stopping the bugs.
I just want to thank you for sharing your garden updates. I just love to watch them There is always so many new things to learn from each other. I also love to garden and make gardening videos too. I would love to learn more from each other as we grow!
Summer looks good on you, Angela!
That's kind. Thank you.
Here in Italy (at least in my region) people have yellow and blue flower together in a distinctive spot this year. Walking in my neighborhood and seeing these make me think of Ukrainians. I saw wreaths with the 2 colors on doors and gates. Maybe transplanting your yellow flowers and adding blue would be a good thing. They have lost everything for what? We need to have them in our thoughts.
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I don’t like yellow in my decor or my clothing, but I will always have yellow roses and yellow flowers among my flowers. I always remember my sister-in-law that we lost to leukemia. They were her favorites roses and her favorite color. I know she would love them.
I live in western Iowa and have the Japanese beetles, especially on my pink Drift roses. They don’t seem to bother my red or lavender roses. Door County is so pretty, several years ago our daughter treated us to a stay at a pretty Queen Ann B & B in Sturgeon Bay. I loved all the little shops and wineries.
Can I suggest that when dead heading your roses you drop the clippings into a bucket and dispose of them. Dropping them on the floor is not good and can encourage disease. Just a suggestion xx love from the UK
I enjoyed this video so much. It was the best way to enjoy a cup of coffee and a toasted English muffin this Sunday morning. Your garden is so beautiful.
Your gardens are beautiful. You've been such a inspiration.
I am watching again after Laura's mom mentioned Strawberry Hill roses on Garden Answer and remembered you had also. I like yellow and I am looking for a David Austen climber for an arbor. Thanks for allowing us to enjoy the fruits of your labor. Hope all goes well on your trip.🙏
I've had Rudbeckia show up unannounded completely out of nowhere too - and yes, we have the birds to thank for that. My volunteers were dug up & gifted to a friend. And your boxwood looks very much like it may be a 'Green Velvet' or a version thereof. Zone 4 hardy, they also are my favorite in leaf. I have two helping the hops filled arbor announce the entrance to my raised vegetable/bramble beds. And your love of English Roses is appreciated here. My favorite by far with their peony-like blooms, great fragrance, & wonderful colors. Yours look spectacular.
Again, thank you for these garden tours. The parterre you've created & continue to improve upon is enormously impressive.
I wish I could live my life over and be like you with many children and a lovely house and a HUGE garden and land.
I just planted 2 Strawberry Hill roses for my arbor this spring. Though they’re not quite prolific yet in this high summer heat in California, I’m hopeful for a better flush when it cools down or perhaps “next” spring. Thanks for sharing the beautiful rose gardens! Stunning!
Oooh, love all the pink roses, and the arches! Your garden is beautiful! Amazing to see all you have accomplished.
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You have a beautiful garden. I can't do without my yellows though. Love them.
I just learned about using milky spore to treat Japanese beetles - it’s a bacterium that only affects them, maybe give it a try!
Thank you, thank you!!!🙏🏻 I’ve been waiting so long for you to do a video like this and it did not disappoint! Everything is looking so beautiful, Angela. You’re a classy one✨
Your garden is a pure delight! I love Roses and do have several David Austin Roses.
I bought the Winchester Cathedral standard Roses in pots to embellish both sides of a garden bench.
I have all colors of flowers in my gardens including yellow. Love the Goldenrod ( now getting some color) .
Very easily to dry and in that way remains beautiful all winter!! Smelling delicious! A sunny glow in your home in darker days. Maybe you can make a yellow flower corner? Flowery regards from the Netherlands!
Glorious, just glorious 🌹
I really enjoy your potager videos, Angela. Thank you for sharing them. I remember when you were working on building the pond. You have accomplished so much and your garden has matured so elegantly. Thank you for showing your roses and their names. The Scepter d'Isle is very similar in petal and hue to some peonies I have. I would love to have that in a rose. Deer eat our rose buds almost as fast as they appear. Do you have trouble with deer eating some of your flowers and plants? I have found that they do not prefer purple/blue flowers, so I have a lot of lavender, catmint, and Russian sage. They also do not eat peonies! James Galway reminds me of a camellia. I really like the color and petals of Thomas A Becker. I thought I saw vegetables in the mix. I look forward to the vegetable garden tour. :)
Beautiful garden. I love roses too, and planted 5 this year at my new home.
Beautiful Garden~
Thank you for good sharing.
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My friend, have a good day
Your garden is more stunning year after year. ❤️👌🏻
Oh lady of shallot steals my breath with the colors I love best!
I also have John William Waterhouse 's painting of the lady of shallot, so that makes sense I love that rose!
So lovely! My garden is the balm for my soul and I can tell yours is too! I propagated 30 boxwoods by doing a similar method but I stuck six stems in the ground together for each bush. They all took!
Thank you Angela. Absolutely lovely. I'm so jealous of your boundless energy.
I admire your Garden. I still haven't planted roses in my garden. Next year.
You have a lovely garden. I’ve watched since you moved in and it is incredible how much work you’ve all done! Congratulations! Here’s a tip I learned from Linda Vater gardener: put a few old baskets throughout your garden and grab one when you dead head to through spent flowers and leaves in, then empty it into your compost bin! Keeps the garden tidy and no need to go around afterwards to pick them all up!
Thank you for sharing your rose garden. Identifying each rose was so helpful to us beginners
My pleasure 😊
Good for you for knowing what you like and don’t like and being ruthless about getting rid of what you don’t love. Your space is so beautiful. Clearly your vision is coming to life year by year. Thank you for sharing with us😊
Beautiful video! Great idea showing how to propagate Boxwood.
The garden is spectacular.
I like to use the foamed wire to attach/support my plants without damaging the canes/vines/ stalks…
So beautiful! 🌸💕👏
Sooo beautiful
Absolutely gorgeous 💞
So glad I discovered your channel!!! 🥰👍🏻🔔
Looks beautiful 🌹🌺
Perfectly perfect. 💝🌹
So beautiful.
Magical 🌹
I love your gardens
Very, very lovely garden. The roses are stunning, love the pinks. Blessings and thank you.
Beautiful roses 😍
Beautiful Garden !! And I love the Intro !! Now need to find me an attractive nice garden-loving gal to dance with in my often-featured garden😉😁😁🤗🤗
I’m totally going to try the boxwood propagation!
Your garden is beautiful, but the whole time I was watching, I kept wondering how you keep the deer from helping themselves.
Gorgeous! I used to plant roses here in Puerto Rico but as much as I tried to protect them, the bugs would consume them!
As the the beetles, I bring a little jug with water in it and I remove the bugs, either with a gloved hand or by simply putting the jug under the pest and then tap plant gently which makes the bug fall into the jug....I cover it and leave it in the garden until the next time I pass by and need to do pest control again! Then in a few days, I put them in the city compost bin.
Same thing here. Then I find little gross ball jars all over my garden:)
@@ParisienneFarmgirl lol!
Don't fight the yellow. Great contrast to the blues, purples, pinks.
Love your channel!
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Funny thing, I’m drawn to Black Eyed Susans 😇 I have 2 in my garden, I’d happily take yours…if I didn’t live all the way down south 🍑😜 love this as always Angela!!!
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Hello, Love your garden. I must know, why don't you like or have any yellow flowers? They are so beautiful..
Your gardens are just beautiful. Are the green arches for vines?
Where did you source your tunnel arches in your parterre? Your garden is looking glorious! Thanks
Talent in spades. And Beauty.
That is very kind. Thank you.
Your garden is so gorgeous, the roses are prolific, mine are struggling😩 where did you get your arches/arbor from?
I’ve always been told not to use wire to tie back roses. Have you had any issues with it cutting into your beautiful roses? Everything looks gorgeous! Thank you.
Hi Angela, do you always wire up the roses or is this the first year? I am concerned about air circulation in my small garden . Oh and I just learned that planting Salvia close to the roses helps with black spot. Any thoughts? Cheers
Watched this again, as I contemplate what roses to add. Wondered how your green arches are holding up, and if you recommend them? Link?
My mom’s side of the family wanted to name me Summer Rose. Oh, if only ~le sigh~😩
I love your arches for the roses! May I ask where you can purchase them?
I found them on Amazon. I was shocked! They are so Giverney! In varying sizes - www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09FS6VW64/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Thank you!!
Hello again Angela, I watched a your tube by Linda Smith Davis. If you have not seen her I believe you would love her. She has much in common with you.
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Whre are you located? What garden zone are you? Lovely garden.
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Growing strawberries among your Strawberry Hill Roses would look nice too....what do you think?
Strawberries in the garden are very invasive here. We keep them in their own patch.
I know you're trying to stay away from the yellow/ oranges but sunflowers are very French and old world aren't they? And black eyed Susan's scream Laura Ingalls wilder to me.
It's just this garden that is without yellow. We enjoy sunflowers and the like on the rest of the property.
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Shame about no yellow in your garden. Such a shame. Yellow snapdragons, marigold, dahlias, zinnias, daisys, California poppies, gladiolus , all come in yellow and look so beautiful in gardens. Cohere are much more….even CD yellow roses!
That's the lovely thing about gardens - we all get to do what suits us. I don't love yellow flowers much at ALL - but do grow yellow sunflowers on other areas of the property and we're still sad about the loss of a yellow climbing rose in another area.
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