Those are some beautiful roses - I think Princess Anne are going to be my favorite. I know NOTHING about gardnening and I so love watching your videos. My grandmother was a WONDERFUL gardener and her garden was BEAUTIFUL - so your videos take me back to my childhood with my gram.
My grandpa too !! That’s how I turned out. I love to hear someone’s grandparents shaped their memories. My best childhood memories are in my grandfathers garden where he would buy 100s of bulbs and roses to plant . I do feel your joy.
You're so lucky to live near the nursery. I'd love to go there, although they'd have to kick me out at night. Great video, cant wait to see them in bloom!
Thank you for showing pictures of what the end results would be of your flowers. They all look absolutely beautiful!! I had some doubts about the twig you had stuck in the ground, but when you showed the one that you had done a couple of weeks earlier, they had buds growing out of the sides!! Very nice.
Elliot, my apologies for possibly telling you what you already know, but you can separate stems that are touching or mildly crossing and brace them with a wooden dowel or even a small stick tied with floral tape or soft rags. Leave this in place, training the stem as it grows.
What a great vlog! I absolutely love roses and am really encouraged to get out there and garden my little heart out--I have a 50/50 success rate with most of my efforts--my family says I have a "grey" thumb--but I love gardening. Now if only all the snow would disappear so I can get started! I hope I can find your varieties in the us--they are gorgeous! Thanks Elliot for your very helpful tips.
So beautiful! Even the music was soothing. As for cutting the rose stem. What about putting a small wood chip/ block in between the stems to redirect it’s growth. Yes I’ve done it before, and it works. Anyway it was very enjoyable. Thank you so much.
Hi Elliott 👍, I truly enjoyed watching you at your gardening , someone in your comments already gave you data on separating stems you never have to cut away just train it to the way you want it to grow and when it's established remove your stick ,dowel and tie and allow your plant to flourish , TYFS 😍. Mrs. K.💋
Enjoyed watching your video I like to wear a dust mask when working with potting mix hun just so your not breathing anything in I have heard that you can trim the roots a bit and that cutting the rose stems shorter helps encourage more basil canes best of luck with them I adore the David Austin roses
hi Elliot! You inspire me to start gardening! I started with something i cannot kill ( at least thats most of the people say haha ) - zinnias and lilies! ... i cannot wait for the updates of those roses! 🌹
Loved watching you do your gardening. I have Knockout Rose's and they're pretty easy to care for - but I know nothing about roses. Our neighborhood landscaper pruned them (actually chopped them back about 4-6 inches) 2 weeks ago without my knowledge and I wasn't happy! I'm praying they'll grow beautifully and robust!
I must agree with all other comments- can't wait to see the growth- my only concern- would be very nice to see ALL of you -no sunglasses pls- found it a bit hard to concentrate with them on you - lol- just ordered my 1st David Austin last week- can't wait- thanks for the video- did learn a lot😍🌸🌸🌸😍
Great video. Last year I had lots of problems growing a rose name Our Vanilla. After watching this I might try growing it in a pot. By the way I love your greenhouse - mine looks much more ‘rustic’.
I just planted bare root Olivia Rose Austin today. It came with big strong roots. Im rethinking if i should have put in a bigger pot. What size are your pots ? Great video thank you for sharing 💚
@@ElliotNMatt Thank you so much 💞 i just saw the video☺️ again thank you for making it . My Olivia Rose Austin bare root is now in a pot ready to grow 🤗
In the US it is illegal or highly restricted to collect rainwater for use in 9 states. Strict regulations and restrictions have been put in place over the last century. Currently, nine states have laws restricting the collection of rainwater, but the severity of those laws differ. www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/is-rainwater-harvesting-legal-in-your-state-us/61586739 You have gotten so so good with your video skills. The zooming in, pulling back, adding soft mood music, just everything is really good. So impressive. You are a pro! I can't wait to see your garden in full bloom.
@@ElliotNMatt There is a lot to it, but the info I posted before has been updated and as of 2018 people can collect rainwater that flows from their roof in some states and there are other regulations in lots of states. In the western U.S., any use of rainwater is subject to legal restriction of some sort. In the 1860s, miners in Colorado experienced water shortages and developed a system to divide water based on a priority system. This system developed into the prior appropriation system, which is basically calling dibs on water. “Stream flow is supplied by precipitation in the form of rain and snow, so if the supply is taken away, stream flow will decrease,” Jeff Deatherage, water supply chief in Colorado, said. However, this issue has nothing to do with the environment. In fact, a number of independent studies proved that letting people collect rainwater on their property actually reduces demand from water facilities and improves conservation efforts.
Lovely video! Would love an update to see how they’re doing! I love David Austin roses and am looking to plant some in pots on my patio too. What size pots are you using here?
Elliot my love, I was looking at David Austin Roses uk (actually, I was looking for the William and Catherine Bare root rose) and I noticed they had a bare root rose called "A Shrophire Lad" and since you're from there, thought you might enjoy the bloom. It looks absolutely amazing!!!
Hi guys, I was just wondering how the William and Catherine White rose is doing? I am thinking of getting one for the garden, but just wondering what your experience was with it! Thanks
Hi guys, great informative video. I was just wondering what the William and Catherine rose is like to grow in the garden. I've not found much information or many reviews on the rose so I was just wondering about your experiences. Is it a good flowerers and healthy and is it a leggy rose or a neat one. Thanks
✨👌🏻 hi Elliot, hope things are going well. I think you are heading into year two- your new asparagus planting - how is that going how is it growing? Nice video, looking forward to see how things progress 👍🏻 :)
Just purchased 3 bare root from David Austin and 4 of the 2-quart potted roses. I'm trying to get into gardening and some plants established at my new home, so really appreciate having this video to help me with the bare root plants. As it is almost a year since posting, how are your plants doing? I agree with the branch pruning. I did that as well.
You are so lucky to live in an area where tea roses can be grown. Why do you not plant the roses straight into agumented soil? I live on the N. Atlantic Ocean the only breed of rose strong enough to withstand our gales are rugosa roses. so I have about 12 of these. They smell so wonderful when in bloom.
@@ElliotNMatt roses in containers would not survive the winter here. Maybe in the greenhouse. Especially one with a cat to sit on the roots. Hahaha You are the only one lucky enough to have those kind.
I’m planting my DA roses in containers tomorrow. It’s April here in Virginia, USA. Do I need to water them every day? Do I need put them inside the house in winter? Thank you.
Depends how cold your area gets, mine are ok outside but I’d check the DAR recommendations for your area. Just don’t jet soil dry out. In pots I’d say water daily if they have good drainage
Those are some beautiful roses - I think Princess Anne are going to be my favorite. I know NOTHING about gardnening and I so love watching your videos. My grandmother was a WONDERFUL gardener and her garden was BEAUTIFUL - so your videos take me back to my childhood with my gram.
My grandpa too !! That’s how I turned out. I love to hear someone’s grandparents shaped their memories. My best childhood memories are in my grandfathers garden where he would buy 100s of bulbs and roses to plant . I do feel your joy.
Yes Elliot, we will support you. God Bless you!
Thanks!
You're so lucky to live near the nursery. I'd love to go there, although they'd have to kick me out at night. Great video, cant wait to see them in bloom!
grnwillow they do mail order too, I bought two potted ones recently and they came in great form!
I cut always the roots before I plant the rose.
Its a very relaxing video.
I absolutely cannot wait!
I found this to be very relaxing. Thank you for all you share Elliot!
Thank you for showing pictures of what the end results would be of your flowers. They all look absolutely beautiful!! I had some doubts about the twig you had stuck in the ground, but when you showed the one that you had done a couple of weeks earlier, they had buds growing out of the sides!! Very nice.
Elliot, my apologies for possibly telling you what you already know, but you can separate stems that are touching or mildly crossing and brace them with a wooden dowel or even a small stick tied with floral tape or soft rags. Leave this in place, training the stem as it grows.
I hear you gen willow. I do the same. 😧
That was the question I was going to ask-- such a thing as rose cane spacers similar to fruit tree spacers?
i love your gardening videos
Thanks, Elliot. I had no idea how to plant a rose or what a root rose was. Encouraged to try it.
fab vid i just bought my very first roses and your tips have helped, just wish i had a pretty parasol like yours i love it
What a great vlog! I absolutely love roses and am really encouraged to get out there and garden my little heart out--I have a 50/50 success rate with most of my efforts--my family says I have a "grey" thumb--but I love gardening. Now if only all the snow would disappear so I can get started! I hope I can find your varieties in the us--they are gorgeous! Thanks Elliot for your very helpful tips.
Yes I think DA roses are on US. Or can be shipped!
So beautiful! Even the music was soothing. As for cutting the rose stem. What about putting a small wood chip/ block in between the stems to redirect it’s growth. Yes I’ve done it before, and it works. Anyway it was very enjoyable.
Thank you so much.
Oh I just love Planting My 💐 Flowers.Great video👍
Your Rose grew so beautiful....and continue to do so ...wow ..love your vlogs Elliott...
Elliott thank you so much for this vlog! I absolutely love roses and have learned so much! Would love to see more on your gardening tips😊
How gorgeous you are! So so lovely and informative video for me...I love roses and love gardening but just start to enjoy this summer lolz..
u were gentle with plants. i like that.
You have my favorite Haws watering can!
Hi Elliott 👍,
I truly enjoyed watching you at your gardening , someone in your comments already gave you data on separating stems you never have to cut away just train it to the way you want it to grow and when it's established remove your stick ,dowel and tie and allow your plant to flourish , TYFS 😍.
Mrs. K.💋
Enjoyed watching your video I like to wear a dust mask when working with potting mix hun just so your not breathing anything in I have heard that you can trim the roots a bit and that cutting the rose stems shorter helps encourage more basil canes best of luck with them I adore the David Austin roses
hi Elliot! You inspire me to start gardening! I started with something i cannot kill ( at least thats most of the people say haha ) - zinnias and lilies! ... i cannot wait for the updates of those roses! 🌹
Really enjoyed tonight's vlog
Enjoyed the video. Love gardening so right up my street😎
I’m planting mine today! 💐
You have such a lovely garden.
Thank you! Can’t wait to see your camomile lawn
Love this! Your garden is amazing, you are so lucky. Please do more gardening videos. Can you give us an update on your roses now? Thank you
Wow I very like your video my friend.
Loved watching you do your gardening. I have Knockout Rose's and they're pretty easy to care for - but I know nothing about roses. Our neighborhood landscaper pruned them (actually chopped them back about 4-6 inches) 2 weeks ago without my knowledge and I wasn't happy! I'm praying they'll grow beautifully and robust!
They should be fine he’s prob done them some good. I wouldn’t worry. 😀
@@ElliotNMatt I won't worry then. Thanks Elliot! 😘
Hello love 💘 your vlog Elliot. Never seen a roses in a bag before
In America 🇺🇸 we just grow ours in an open pot.
Great video ! Mumwah from USA and grand luck on the roses !
Thank you.
A job well done 👍
I must agree with all other comments- can't wait to see the growth- my only concern- would be very nice to see ALL of you -no sunglasses pls- found it a bit hard to concentrate with them on you - lol- just ordered my 1st David Austin last week- can't wait- thanks for the video- did learn a lot😍🌸🌸🌸😍
Oh wow! You're right there in David Austen Land. You're also in the Shropshire Cake and Ale Trail Land.
Great video. Last year I had lots of problems growing a rose name Our Vanilla. After watching this I might try growing it in a pot. By the way I love your greenhouse - mine looks much more ‘rustic’.
I just planted bare root Olivia Rose Austin today. It came with big strong roots. Im rethinking if i should have put in a bigger pot. What size are your pots ? Great video thank you for sharing 💚
I’ll make a rose pot video soon!
@@ElliotNMatt Thank you so much 💞 i just saw the video☺️ again thank you for making it . My Olivia Rose Austin bare root is now in a pot ready to grow 🤗
Thank you RR. I've heard if you put the branch that you cut off in some water it might sprut roots after a while.
Grace Smith use rooting powder and you’ll have better luck!
@@kathrynwitte3398 thanks for the tip. I will definitely try it.
Sorry- can't give any tipps. But love watching your video💟🌱🌹.
In the US it is illegal or highly restricted to collect rainwater for use in 9 states. Strict regulations and restrictions have been put in place over the last century. Currently, nine states have laws restricting the collection of rainwater, but the severity of those laws differ. www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/is-rainwater-harvesting-legal-in-your-state-us/61586739
You have gotten so so good with your video skills. The zooming in, pulling back, adding soft mood music, just everything is really good. So impressive. You are a pro!
I can't wait to see your garden in full bloom.
Why on earth can you not collect rainwater? lol it’s not banned anywhere here in uk.
@@ElliotNMatt There is a lot to it, but the info I posted before has been updated and as of 2018 people can collect rainwater that flows from their roof in some states and there are other regulations in lots of states.
In the western U.S., any use of rainwater is subject to legal restriction of some sort. In the 1860s, miners in Colorado experienced water shortages and developed a system to divide water based on a priority system.
This system developed into the prior appropriation system, which is basically calling dibs on water.
“Stream flow is supplied by precipitation in the form of rain and snow, so if the supply is taken away, stream flow will decrease,” Jeff Deatherage, water supply chief in Colorado, said.
However, this issue has nothing to do with the environment. In fact, a number of independent studies proved that letting people collect rainwater on their property actually reduces demand from water facilities and improves conservation efforts.
We have plenty of rain so not really an issue over here, on occasion when we do have shortages they just impose hosepipe bans and then it’s fine.
OMG!! Your umbrella!
Lovely video! Would love an update to see how they’re doing! I love David Austin roses and am looking to plant some in pots on my patio too. What size pots are you using here?
I love those pots!! Where can I find those? Love this step by step video, you made it very easy to follow.i love your archway,
Elliot my love, I was looking at David Austin Roses uk (actually, I was looking for the William and Catherine Bare root rose) and I noticed they had a bare root rose called "A Shrophire Lad" and since you're from there, thought you might enjoy the bloom. It looks absolutely amazing!!!
Yes I’ve been considering that one too!
@@ElliotNMatt Can't wait to see your blooms
I bought the Shropshire Lad and planted it today! Thought of you!!
Hi guys, I was just wondering how the William and Catherine White rose is doing? I am thinking of getting one for the garden, but just wondering what your experience was with it! Thanks
Hi guys, great informative video. I was just wondering what the William and Catherine rose is like to grow in the garden. I've not found much information or many reviews on the rose so I was just wondering about your experiences. Is it a good flowerers and healthy and is it a leggy rose or a neat one. Thanks
✨👌🏻 hi Elliot, hope things are going well. I think you are heading into year two- your new asparagus planting - how is that going how is it growing?
Nice video, looking forward to see how things progress 👍🏻
:)
I never got round to planting it! I was going to put it where I now have my wildflower meadow patch.
Curious how frequently should someone rotate their pot? Thank you,
I’d say once every three years. Just dig up, renew soil and put back. You could upsize pots at this point if required.
I would love to plant roses but I live in an area with loads if Japanese Beetles and they attack the rose and Bearded Irises.
Ugh oh no! Put nets on them lol
Richard I'm lost can direct to homebase to get some gloves so
My hands don't get soiley
Just purchased 3 bare root from David Austin and 4 of the 2-quart potted roses. I'm trying to get into gardening and some plants established at my new home, so really appreciate having this video to help me with the bare root plants. As it is almost a year since posting, how are your plants doing? I agree with the branch pruning. I did that as well.
how big are the pots please
How big is that pot you are using?
Im plant david austin roses in pots as well. How far down should i plant the roots in regards to the top of the pot. Does that make sense ?
You are so lucky to live in an area where tea roses can be grown. Why do you not plant the roses straight into agumented soil? I live on the N. Atlantic Ocean the only breed of rose strong enough to withstand our gales are rugosa roses. so I have about 12 of these. They smell so wonderful when in bloom.
I do have roses in the ground too. 😀
@@ElliotNMatt roses in containers would not survive the winter here. Maybe in the greenhouse. Especially one with a cat to sit on the roots. Hahaha You are the only one lucky enough to have those kind.
How long does it take the roses to take root I plants my 2 weeks now and no bud
What size pot do you plant 3 bare root?
I made a separate vlog on this posted a few weeks ago. Feel free to check it out it has the measurements of all my pots including depth.
Gloves Elliot Gloves!
elliot you're lovely
Why didn't you use the bucket of water you soaked the roots in to water the pots with?
I wanted a fine even spray from the can but I did use the water to soak the clematis pot to loosen the soil.
@@ElliotNMatt Thank you!
What color is Ann Boleyn?
Hopefully you saw at end of vlog, I show a picture of exact rose...
Yes I did , thank you.
Do you seals roses
No - just buy them lol
Hy do help me, can I grow Juliet Rose here in India, if any how I get that bare root plant of it to India?
I’m planting my DA roses in containers tomorrow. It’s April here in Virginia, USA. Do I need to water them every day? Do I need put them inside the house in winter? Thank you.
Depends how cold your area gets, mine are ok outside but I’d check the DAR recommendations for your area. Just don’t jet soil dry out. In pots I’d say water daily if they have good drainage
Thank you!
How large is your greenhouse
You know I can’t remember. Hmmm I think 8ft by 6ft best to count panels I think they are standard length
How much do these cost roughly
About £18-£20 each for bare root.
@@ElliotNMatt Thank you..🌸
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Enjoyed watching you sweat 😜 I’m jealous of your garden🇨🇦
Where are you
pones empeño en hacerlo bien ,pero eres muy torpe.
Your pots are MUCH too small !!! Especially for 2 Austins !!!
No it’s one Austin each pot
thats what i thought..too small for one plant..the roots need room.....