My first impressions of “Dannahue” new for 2023 from
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- my first impressions of the first release of 2023 from @david_austin_roses,
launched in May at the Chelsea Flower Show. This stunning English shrub rose is named after danny Clarke, aka @theblackgardener this is “Dannahue”
making around 4’ x 4’ it’s a substantial shrub with once again, a beautiful colour combination of foliage Bud and flower colour
A Repeat, flowering rose producing large, open, chalice shaped flowers, rich apricot in colour, the growth tips, and outer edges of the leaves, flushed crimson red with a peachy tinge
The fragrance is strong, Rich and is awarded a 7⭐️ fragrance rating
Suitable for growing in partial shade or indirect sunlight. I’ve planted mine in a large terracotta pot and I’ll bring you my full personal review of this rose in 2024.
fragrance rating 7⭐️s
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There will probably be a The Gardener Ben rose one day 🙂
I would like to leave some sort of permanent legacy behind me, having no children
@@the_gardenerben your legacy is in all of our gardens.... thank you, sir.
@@KevinReynolds-ux2mg thank you, I’d like to think that too
I adored 'Jude the Obscure'. Hopefully, this stunning new variety will be introduced to Canada.
Thinking the same thought in the USA. Jude the Obscure is one of top favourite David Austin roses (I am currently growing two of them). How does this new Dannahue rose compare/contrast with Jude?
@@TheJohnGent1 I don't have Dannahue so I can't say but Jude the Obscure is my favourite fragrance in DA roses - very fruity. Another fragrance favourite is the Hybrid Tea, 'Stephen's Big Purple'. 🌹
i've got both and they are very similar and Dannahue produces 10 times as many flowers as Jude, but it doesn't have as many petals and it's not as strongly fragrant as Jude, I think both are a must in the garden if you like this globular shaped blooms.@@TheJohnGent1
@@vorong2ru Thank you. I appreciate the comment. One of the features I really like about Jude is the subtle shading toward a peachy pink, reminding me of the Peace rose colouring. Does Dannahue have that pink colouring or is it more a solid golden apricot?
I am pretty sure Jude is in parenting as the scent of Dannahue is the closest I have found to Jude....
Ben, I just ordered Dannahue thank you for your reviews. The only open spot I had is on my north side of the house. It get 3 maybe 4 hours of sun in the morning then it’s indirect sun/partial shade. My foxglove, Japanese Anemone, and feverfew love it. Hoping Dannahue will look amazing along side them.
@@eyemsam2826 sounds like the perfect spot - it was obviously meant to be
5 stars from me too! I have it next to lady Emma hamilton and the red tips on both look amazing! And thr fragrance on this rose absolutely gorgeous! Great review Ben your first video inspired me to get it and im so impressed!
I'm lucky enough to own two of these bad boys. Not a bit of blackspot and looking so lush. I can't believe the growth they have put on. I'm in love with them
Great to hear
I love this rose. It’s definitely a favourite in my collection
Beautiful rose blossoms with large, perfectly rounded yellow petals with peach tinge. Very lovely
I couldn't agree more, when mine arrived it had 61 buds on it, the insects love it too
61 wow !
My goodness Mr. Ben what a stunner! I have to find space for this beauty. But I will practice some restraint because I have already exceeded my budget on additional roses, particularly climbers for next year. This baby is definitely on my future list!!
Yay! I've been waiting for this review. :) I adore apricot roses and can't wait for this to be available in the U.S.!
I wish I could have my own rose named after me by David Austin it’s my dream
If you pay them you can .
@@teslaandhumanity7383 How much would that be ?
My surname is Austin from my dad's side and Rose from my mums. There has been a Jacqueline du Pre but is no longer stocked. I would like to think that some of DA expertise runs in the name as i doubt we are connected any other way
Wow beautiful and huge!! Hope we get to eventually enjoy this in the states.
Sounds like you’re on a motorway 🛣️. Bought this Rose last week . £34 with delivery, came very healthy.
Hi. I got this rose as a gift from my friend Maggie in England. I’m in the Netherlands.I put it in a pot, I hope it will bloom for me soon. Maybe I should find a bigger one.
dannahue is just lovely rose is beautiful and i can't wait to have it the bad thing is that i live in mexico and david austin they don't ship to mexico i hope they start shipping in 2024
Can you make a comparison between Dannahue and Jude the Obscure?
Yes and which is more fragrant ?
That’s not something I’m going to be able to do for you, I’m afraid Jude the obscure is not part of my collection part of my collection much as it’s pretty and fragrant, it doesn’t produce anywhere near the volume of blooms to warrant a place in the garden, it’s week and you would be lucky if it produces 12 blooms across an entire season. This new release is capable of doing hundreds.
@@N0N4M30 jude is way more fragrant and the blooms are much better shaped IMHO, but i agree with Ben it won't produce more than 20 buds per flush while Dannahue gives you plenty
Looking forward to mine arriving next week.
I have this in a pot. The scent is wonderful and is like Lady Emma Hamilton which I wonder is in the parentage.
I am from Germany, my english is not gud but you are amazing! I love your cannal, you are the best roselover! ❤❤❤
Welcome along and thank you
My second flush has at least 20 buds on it. Mine in also in a pot.
Beautiful! Ive been waiting for this! I agree with previous comments. Im really interested in comparing her to jude the obscure for fragrance.
The fragrance is on par with Jude the obscure this one is lighter fresher, but of the same intensity I rated Jude as a 7⭐️And Dannahue as a7⭐️ the biggest difference comes in the figure and sheer volume of flowers that this is able to produce. Jude really doesn’t produce many more than a dozen blooms in a season. This can produce 100s
Thank you! 100s of flowers sound wonderful!
How does it compare to Roald Dahl in terms of colour and flower shape? It looks quite similar to me based on the pictures/videos.
It’s very different indeed, this is much more of a loose bowl very similar to the shape of a Jude the obscure or a Royal Jubilee. Roald Dahl is very heavily cupped and rosetted in the centre. Colour wise this is much lighter and has a fragrance much much stronger.
Absolutely amazing ❤ thank you so much for this review! Could you please share how it compares with the Wollerton Old Hall. I am struggling to make a decision between the 2. I am looking into planting it next to the fence, in a partial shade. Would it be possible to train Dannahue as a small climber? Also it does get very hot in my location in summers, which one of the 2 is more resilient in relation to sun and heat? Thank you 🙏
Hi, and thank you for your message. I’m glad that you like the media created. Unfortunately I don’t think I’m going to be able to help you at this particular point with your enquiry. It’s too early in the day to be able to tell how this Road will compare all early signals are that its and exceptional variety. The only thing that I can say is Wetin old Hall will need quite a lot of sun for it to thrive. This particular rose will thrive in partial shade. Mine only gets several hours a day. It was also still in flow in December, meaning it still has the ability to flower low temperaturesand low light levels it is looking like it’s gonna come up quite tall and that it’s going to need some support, but I say at this point it’s too early to compare the two completely I’m afraid
Thank you so much for your insight @@the_gardenerben
Now how I wished I had watched your videos before purchasing a few of the DA roses last week. I wouldn't have bought Boscobel or the Claire Austin (climber) but bought the Claire Austin shrub that needs support/obelisk. I will be hoping to pruchase Dannahue as and when it becomes available. I am waiting for Desdemona and Roald Dahl to arrive from DA tomorrow and hope that my specimens are as lush as all the ones that are sent to you. There are so many beautiful roses it is hard to not like the odd 20 or so. Some of the ones i like and are spoken of repeatedly are now discontinued or not stocked. Do you have a review of the those that are with us no longer and their demise/problem and what is an even better substitute?
Should you wish please do work your way through the media I’ve produced. I’ve recorded reviews for around 115 rows in total, including some best of selections and in 2021, a top 10 and 2022 a top 20 most recommended David Austin, Roses none of the Roses that have been retired have any issues. Many are absolutely stunning, and if you can lay your hands on them, I now place their Latin names in all of my posts to add you in finding them you’re often find them being grown by other Nurseries, once they copy rights have expired.
I planted it in full sun, and I have few burnt leaves. It could be initial transplant shock. Could it be that this plant doesnt do well in full sun?
It cold be yes or that it has just been very hot
@@the_gardenerben thanks Ben. I watch your videos on roses, and learn a lot
How does it compare to Roald Dahl?
The flowers are larger, more loosely formed and it has a much better fragrance. This is graded as a 7⭐️ Roald dahl is 3⭐️ for fragrance
@@the_gardenerben, Thank you for your response. I had the same question as these 2 varieties seems to be looking quite similar. A review side to side woukd be great. I guess that Roal Dahl doesn't produce as much blooms but it's colors might be more sophisticated. What is your opinion?
Dannahue is also much more upright in growth and a much larger bush vs Roald Dahl. I'd recommend having both, Roald dahl has very unique color, especially buds, while Dannahue has a unique bush/leaves /tips color and produces lovely hips too. They are imho not similar in any way and you can have both for different situation..@@ewenthomas1743
Does Dannahue have a lot of thorns?
Hi Ben, is he a thorny one?
It’s difficult to grade this into Thorney or not Thorney, but yes, it has a varied count and they are certainly prevalent and there
My one has stopped flowering and no new growth .what can I do .had lots flowers one first time no second
@@jackiemoss5091 first me it has bloomed no
Stop since May it’s still flowering now
how's dannahue's tolerance of poor soil ability?compare to lady of shallot?
@@YRzone8a thank you for your comment. My trial hasn’t gone as far as that just yet as you can see mine is growing in a large pot in very deep shade.
Leafs are very big
Yes they are broad
Is this rose not available in the U.S.? i don't see it anywhere on the DA website for the US.
Hi, this particular rose was only launched at the Chelsea Flower Show here on line with me in May 2023 it has not yet been launched in America