My new best of collection
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Welcome to the first of my best of collections for 2023,
You guys asked to see the best of the deep pinks lined up side by side so Ive brought together this selection of @david_austin_roses just for you showcasing each blooms colour size and form,
💚Please make sure you save this video If you want to refer back to it later, and don’t forget each individual rose has its own personal review ✅
which you can view either on Instagram or on TH-cam at any time, Ive filmed around 110 in total -so there’s plenty for you to work your way through
In no particular order, this collection includes
“ Royal Jubilee” -(Auspaddle) 5⭐️s
“ Princess Anne” -(Auskitchen)4⭐️s
“ Princess Alexandra of Kent”-(Ausmerchant)7⭐️s
“ Gabriel Oak” -(Auscrowd)7⭐️s
“Eustacia vye”-(Ausegdon) 7⭐️s
“ Boscobel” -(Auscousin)8⭐️s
“Alnwick rose” -(Ausgrab)3⭐️s
and could also include Silas Marner and the new addition for 2023, Penelope lively
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It is such a treat to have more of your best of collections coming up, Ben! We are all lucky that you do what you do and share it with us 😊
It’s a pleasure to share all my geeky knowledge with you all
A million thanks for posting a video of your gorgeous pink David Austin roses!!
No problem lots more of these to come
Wonderful! Thank you!
Great great presentation with comparison.Thank you!❤
Stunning collection Ben 🍃🌹🍃
Look out for the next one, which is the soft things and my personal favourite
Thank you, great overview.
Thanks for an informative video. And of cause sharing your beautiful roses. Here in South Africa mine are just starting to break their winter dormancy… Can’t wait! 🌹🥰🌹
Hope you have a great season ahead
Loved watching this video, as I adore the deep pink roses‼️ I’m hoping to buy a Boscobel & Eustacia Vye when they are available next year in the United States‼️Thank you so much for sharing your garden & your knowledge with all of us‼️🥰❤️ Debbie ~ Texas 🇺🇸
Do you check the availability? I’m having thousands of messages from people saying that roses are becoming available for pre-order I don’t want you to miss out
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Thanks Ben sharing your thoughts about deep pink DA roses. I am so glad that I have got all of them except two not available in Australia.
Hi Ben, I love pink its just so beautiful. My favourite pink is Scepter'd Isle rose first year in my garden and it is always blooming, some stems with 12+ buds and the scent is amazing. If I had to pick one rose for my garden she has won my heart
I’m glad that you like it it will be included in the next collection filmed which is the soft pinks. It’s a much lighter hue than the salmon and peachy tones on display here
Thanks Ben. Any opinions on Tess of D'Urbervilles? I want a red climber.
It’s a lovely rose I’ve reviewed it you can see the review hear at any time
I would like to see a tour of the garden shed.
Of the shed ? Why ?
I love this idea. I suspect we'd all get shed envy and have to start saving for a new one.
Are you worried you'd have to tidy up, @the_GardenerBen?
Thank you for this, I was one of the people who asked for this comparison, so a big thank you from me.
I thought I read (or did I just dream it) that you were going to do a comparison list of your recommendations for David Austin roses for containers / pots. I haven't seen it, so I'm suspecting it was just my wishful thinking ... but were you?
I love Eustacia Vye and of course Gertrude Jekyll. She wasn’t in your collection here, but she’s a favourite in my garden. 🩷
Yeah, Gertie is a QUEEN of all pink roses. She is second to none.
Hi Ben , im a big fan of DA roses (I have about 40 varieties) and of your reviews. I have been wondering if you ever have made a review of The Albrighton Rambler.
Hi, thank you for your message. I’m really glad that you like them. Unfortunately it’s not a rose that I’ve reviewed just yet. It’s been difficult to get hold of in the UK over recent years.
We don't seem to get all the varieties here in Australia. I keep seeing beautiful photos and videos of Lady Emma Hamilton I think it is called and saw Austin has cancelled it and as far as I know it never even got released here. Why cancel such gorgeous roses? When I asked them they said lady of shallot is similar. Photos I have seen show two totally different depths of colour so I'm now wondering how good the Austin staffs understanding of colour is if they think shallot is practically the same as Hamilton. I find it strange that they have so many other roses in say pink or yellow that are close in colour yet cancel the gorgeous Hamilton.
The reasons for retirement vary the official line is that the right he’s no longer perform well in our changing climate, which is not true in my personal growing experience, it’s more down to copyright each rows when it’s launched is given a Latin name and a commercial copy written name once the copyright expires. David Austin need to make the decision whether the rose is worth spending more money protecting the copy written nine, all allowing it to be grown by other people on the Licence using its Latin name.
Which is why I now include the Latin name in most of my posts
Didn't know about this, but makes much more sense! @@the_gardenerben
I know, I too am gutted that we never got Lady Emma in NZ, and now never will.
I planted Eustacia Vye in a pot from bare root last winter. It grew and flowered well early summer but it has since sat almost dormant. No new foliage for the last two months. Is this normal? Is there going to be a growth spurt soon?
What’s your location?
Which ones would make the deep pink list that weren't in flower? Would Young Lycidas or Jubilee Celebration qualify?
For me, YL is a crimson red, and Jubilee celebration made it into the hall, pinks section, officially marketed as a coral
@@the_gardenerben interesting. I guess climate really does make a difference with DA roses. Here, YL is mostly deep pink/magenta. It's very similar in color to Princess Ann and Gabriel Oak. I actually thought Gabriel Oak was YL in the video until you revealed the name
@@everettedl the colours are slightly different here and of course there is the shape Gabriel Oak is much more raspberry. Pink opens fairly flat cushion.YL is very much more, a plum crimson, very dark, indeed very similar in colour to Munstead wood, but once again with a silver hue to it deeply cut the bowl is always surrounded by closed petals on the outside.
I was wondering about James L Austin. Are you not a fan, or just not in flower this time?
@@princessflounce as a general rule, I am a fan, but mine failed to produce its first flush this year. The second is incredibly heavy, but I didn’t flower at all until about three weeks ago.
Ben!!! Have you forgotten about Scepter'd Isle????!! You rated her so high that she was the first DA I purchased based on your review of her. Now you don't even include her in best pinks? 😒 😢😢
This is a video about deep pinks specifically though, presumably there will be another one for light pinks. Wouldn't you say Scepter'd Isle is a light pink?
@costask3404 Alnwick is lighter than Scepter'd Isle. My Scepter'd Isle sometimes is close to Gertrude Jeckyl with her color. Almost neon pink with bright yellow center. Pure magic !
I think Scepter'd Isle is better than most of these roses.
I of course have not forgotten her. She is coming up in the next section which is the soft pinks. This collection showcased everything with a salmon, coral and Peach in tone
@@the_gardenerben OK THANK YOU !!
@@violettawlodkowska4190 it’s available to watch now