I can remember when I smelled the first time the jubilee celebration. I was just stunned. The scent is the strongest in the early morning hours. I couldnt belive it. The various scents of these roses have helped me to cope with depression. They were and are the therapy for me.
I lost my ability to smell most roses. My heart breaks. I am really sad. I can smell double delight. I will need to purchase it. Even if it isn't my favorite to look at. I MISS rose scent. I will need to check these out, as well.
Using aromatherapy oils can do the same thing like Gardenia/Bulgarian rose combination because Bulgarian rose is expensive on it's own, there are other rose variant oils as well.
Yes! On the shade tolerant roses. I have a section of my cutflower garden that is partially shaded. I would love to know which roses would do ok in that section.
Darren really loves his roses. I enjoy the way you showed us all sides of each flower. I have Tess, Strawberry Hill and Crowned Princess Margarite in my garden. Davis Austin roses never fail to impress. I have been waffling lately to get Desdemona or Emily Brontë. This video has allowed me to realize that I ADORE the Victorian look of Emily…. She’s a “stunner”! 😊❤
My fave is Gertrude Jekyll. Strong perfume! If you are looking for the bloom and perfume this is it. The actual bush could be a little prettier, maybe fuller but the blooms are very pretty. This rose’s perfume actually made it up and through my bedroom window! Heavenly scent! Like a fine, French-milled soap. I think roses generally grown better in Europe. Austria does a great job cultivating their roses as does Italy. Giant blooms there!
The deer loved my Gertrude Jekyll and wouldn't leave it alone. It didn't respond well to transplant shock and unfortunately passed away while in dormancy planted in a pot, over our harsh zone 6a winter. The variety is so pleasant but it needs to be protected by a passionate and observant gardener.
Love the Austin roses, but nowhere on anyone's list have I ever seen my favorite, & now it's almost impossible to find--Brother Cadfael. Humongous globular flowers with an old-rose scent to die for. It is almost a climber, or grandiflora. I don't know why no one ever mentions this rose & I fear it will disappear from all the mail order nurseries soon. Thanks for your devotion to the David Austin legacy!
@@LisaOsterholt Thanks so much, Lisa, sorry it took me so long to notice your reply. I think you might be referring to Der Rosenmeister Nursery? That's the one I saw on Flock finger Lakes, but the Der R. nursery does not sell David Austin roses--they do have a "Brothers Grimm" rose--were you perhaps confusing that with Brother Cadfael? Or have I just missed something? David Austin Roses in Texas still sells this rose, but that's the only nursery I can find. So I'm not totally out of luck--yet! I do think I know why it may be out of favor--I've had no luck propagating it at all (I know--naughty me if it's still "copyrighted!") so I wonder if it is difficult to propagate. It's never been popular, & there are other similar Austin roses---he was often criticized for that.But I really thank you for trying to help--if I knew your address I'd send you a "Bro" next spring!
@@vintagelady1 I did confuse the two brothers. Good luck with propagation. I have to have tough roses living in Duluth MN. Der Rosenmeister specializes for that. I need to plan a trip next spring to purchase a rambler.
David Austin website has your Brother Cascade rose but they are currently out of stock. Put yourself on their waiting list and they'll notify you when they have more for sale.
@@dianetemple4243 Thanks, Diane, I think you mean brother Cadfael, & many months ago I did put myself on the waitlist, I got a notification & dashed to the website to order 3 of them! They are now sitting happily in nice rich potting soil in my "rose nursery, where all of my 47 rosebushes (I have a tendency to overdo things...) are awaiting the completion of my new rose garden. Some will stay in pots, Cadfael does not like it so they will get a prime garden spot. And right after I ordered them, they went out of stock & have not got back for many months. DA bushes are pretty mature, maybe 2 years old, so hard for them to keep up w/ the market---I've also had trouble getting Pr. Alexandra (got it through Regan finally!!) & some I just despair of getting, esp. as I REALLY prefer own-root. But thanks again, I'm hoping I have enough now!
Not only do I agree with your outstanding list....your enthusiasm and passion for these gorgeous roses is fabulous and makes us love them even more!!! Thanks for sharing!😍
Я так умиляюсь вашими выпусками! Это видение розы в Ваших руках, в домашних баночка, за домашним столом, с таким придыханием и преклонением перед Его Величеством Розой!!! Браво, Вы и Ваши Розы это так классно! Ваши ролики проникают в самое сердце!
Thank you for your video. I love hearing about others opinions on roses. Both boscobel and jubilee celebration were on my list. Now I'm more excited thanks
Honestly I deleted my last comment but have to say I've been going thru some medical issues and this was just what i needed what s pick me up, keep them coming 😂❤👍
I was delighted to see your number one pick. I just bought a Gertrude that was in poor shape and am glad to see some new growth. It’s my first but not last David Austin.
Bravo Darren!!I just love how you describe the roses. It shows your deep passion and your love of your roses. You have amazing collection of roses. Keep up the good work! Best regards from Germany!🌹🐝
Ever since Covid, David Austin roses have been very difficult to find here in the USA. You had several on your list that I don't have so I signed up for an email reminder when they come back in stock. Thank you!
5:46 I love the chalice/cupped form, she appears to be quartered, and the pink is a lovely, old, vintage shade of pink, not the strongly saturated modern coloration, I love Emily. Gertrude Jekyll deserves such a wonderful namesake. Gertrude Jekyll would not quit until her body forced her to quit. A dear soul in the cottage garden pantheon, long passed on, but left much nostalgic and intrigueing writing and garden plans. Vita Sackville West created high style gardens on a colossal scale where the indentity of the plants were regimented into battalions of "soldiers" in formation, yes, distinguished accomplishments, but Gertrude created gardens where each flower/plant was a distinct, and noticed member in the garden family. I can not write enough good about Jekyll and Gertrude would be quite flattered to have such a superior rose bearing her name. Gertrude was born into English nobility, but what was associated with that was a "drag" for her, Getrude worked like a peasant, her house manners were that of a peasant creating soul meltingly beuatiful gardens, paradise. Ralph in Ohio Come springtime, I must refer back to this video when deciding which rose to get. I weary of the thought of getting ANOTHER pink rose, but it seems that Gertrude Jekyll is the high scent rose to acquire. And hopefully, i shall be able to acquire a Madame Hardy for her superior quartering in a white bloom. I don't care much for white, to me the color white is an uninteresting blank sheet of paper, but white shows off quartered form much more effectively than darker colors.
Best video on TH-cam. Thank you! I have Jubilee Celebration, Jude the Obscure, and Gertrude Jekyll. All three are new to my garden this year. Jubilee Celebration is blowing my mind. What an incredible rose! It keeps blooming over and over again! I can't believe it.
Hello David, I certainly found it a true treat you gave us in showing us the best of the Perfumery roses. Most delighted to see and learn. Thankyou. I am just new to and planting my first bare root rose x9 this past week ongoing still, & another 9 will be flown in to me mid next month. I am in Brisbane, Australia. 3x Kordes Dark Desire, Very strong Perfumery. 3x Tangles florabunda, 3 x Dwarf Fairy Red. All are 5 star in health.
I just received my David Austin rose, Darcy Bussel & she already has a budi absolutely cannot wait to see & smell her… I ordered her from HEIRLOOM ROSES here in USA & they arrived perfectly, already growing back, SO HEALTHY
Wonderful, I have a few that you have featured, Gertie is my favourite followed by Jude but you have introduced me to some beautiful Rose's....it's so addictive!
I fell in love with Desdemona the moment I saw it in someone's garden this June. I am definitely going to plant it in autumn, even though it is not "my type" of rose as I prefer roses with single and double flowers.
Charles Austin rose😀 This is an old DA rose (1973) and has absolutly amazing fruity scent. I have a garden in Poland (zone 6b) and almost 80 varieties of roses😉( I love scent of Chandos Beauty and Bienvenue but they are not DA roses)
I agree about 'Jude the Obscure' having a strong fruity fragrance. It's sad that some of these older varieties are no longer available. Another one is 'St. Swithun', a delicious bubblegum-myrrh fragrance you can almost eat.
I remember taking my first sniff of Tess d'Urbeville, and I was surprised at the strong elderberry smell. It stayed im my memory for all these years even though I do not grow it anymore.
You can hear the love of your beautiful roses in your voice .So lucky to have 11 of your favourites . Sadly, no room for for tess .Loved hearing you describe the scent. Since my second covid 6 months ago i cant smell my roses at all so i love this video .Thank you
I just received and planted my Davis Austin Generous gardener, climbing rose. I'm really loving roses here lately. However my Peonys are my absolute favorite! And I added Hydrangeas last year. 🙂
My absolute favorite for both beauty and perfume mustered wood, radio times(glowy pink, quick rebloom), st cecilia.. sounds like I need to make room for Jude, and GJ
Indeed Emily Brontë and Munstead Wood have an amazing fragrance, better in their 3rd year onward. I think i had a better nose before covid but these two are my best scented. Munstead wood is easier to propagate from cuttings than other austins ive tried. I still waiting for Mme. Alfred Carrière and Madame Isaac Pereire to fully mature and see what all the fuss is about.
I absolutely loveee those roses!! My Alfred Carriere died on me 😭 I hope you have better luck with yours. I agree… the scent does get stronger as the plant matures 😊
I am surprised Eustacia wasn’t on the list but how do you even choose? FYI Jude is the most beautiful rose I have ever seen. It is so unusual and mysterious to me. I just love it! Love this video and would love to see more!
Yes, thank you so much , Darren. A great Top of the Scants! But please can you tell me how many walls you have on your property??? How many climbers can you fit into a garden? How many archways can a path take? What do you do after the blooms have stopped?
Absolutely beautiful description of all your roses 🌹. I love my Munstead Wood for her scent too, but also for her velvety petals. They are exceptional this year!!! My very first roses were actually Munstead Wood and Gertrude Jekyll. Do you have Poet’s Wife Daren? Her scent is gorgeous too and she looks like sunshine ☀️
I have Strawberry Hill and I think it's the one I sniff the most in my garden. It's such a distinctive smell and this year I think mine has quite an aniseedy scent, especially when it's first opened. I'm surprised you didn't include Golden Celebration as I find that one very strong. I'm thinking of going for either Boscobel or Jubilee Celebration next, your description of Jubilee might just have made my mind up for me 🌹 🌹 🌹
Jubilee C. is definitely a mindblowing rose. Its highly recommended! She is beautyful as scented. Especially in the early morning hours! You could have a part of heaven here 'downstairs' with her.
I'm a rose newbie so maybe you can educate me. My first year Strawberry Hill is beautiful and loaded w/ gorgeous blooms. The fragrance is so different from the roses I grew up w/ in our California garden- Mister Lincoln and Peace. Strawberry Hill smells like an old perfume bottle in an antique shop (so THAT"S what myrrh smells like!) But I wonder why my new Strawberry is so lightly scented. Do roses increase in fragrance over time? Does intensity have anything to do w/ the time of day?
@@suzearl Rose fragrance is often a topic for discussion, or even heated debate. This is my take on it. The scent is affected by all sorts of factors - soil, feeding, watering, air temperature, the humidity in the air, position in the garden, exposure to the sun, wind, time of day, time of season, air pressure, stage of the bloom's development, and even the person doing the smelling can have stronger or weaker responses to certain types of fragrance (Covid has wiped out many people's responses to some types of rose fragrance, temporarily at least) and the "smeller" can also be affected by what they have eaten, drunk, etc. and be more responsive/sensitive at certain times of the day. Women's sense of smell can peak at certain times of the month. You can see that this whole experience of smelling a rose is incredibly complex and is a two-way process between the rose and the human nose - both contribute to the overall effect.
Love your video..I am saving up for Munstead Wood - so glad u love it :) There is a creamy/ white one growing up the road from me, and it is absolutely gorgeous ..I don't know the name - i am not sure if it Clare Austin. The scent is gorgeous and the buds and blooms and then the rose hips are all just stunning.
I have a little rose bush called Precious Amber which is described by sellers as lightly scented. Yesterday was sunny and hot, my roses have just started blooming and I went from rose to rose having a good deep sniff, and Precious Amber had a stronger and better perfume than Gertrude Jekyll, who is covered in big blooms this week. I think Gertrude is consistently gorgeous and other roses sometimes hide their scent and only bring them out on certain days because they are THAT EPIC.
2:49 и моя тоже 😄узнала ее с первых секунд - идеальная роза, я не видела ни у одной розы такого изящного ажурного куста, цветет она всё лето, да она розовая, но она светится изутри, как лампочка. я очень надеюсь,что получат сорта белых, малиновых и бордовых роз такого же класса
Die Rosen von David Austin sind so bezaubern und schön. Ich liebe sie so sehr. Die sind die Quelle für Glück und Schönheit. Die Rosen sind für uns ein Lebenselixier.
Darren, ive planted lots of DA roses and my emily bronte and mustead wood arent really that fragrant, i can get some scent if i put my nose in it, but u cant smell it from the distance.. was it the same for you, is it just the first year roses arent really that fragrant or is that IT and i was just expecting too much? Im sure ive seen many scented roses out there that could be smelled from meters away on a hot day but none of my newly planted DA seems to give me a strong scent:/ Ive got flowers on Roald dahl and Eustacia Vyy with Vaness bell- same story, barely any scent ..
I need to get Jude the Obscure. I had it at one time, briefly, but the landscapers tore everything up and Jude was a casualty of the carnage. I’ll try to preorder it for 2025 and maybe try growing it in a pot.
That's it!!! I would buy them. Darren I watch your videos sometimes for background soothing voice. It calmest me down and brings me peace. I love your voice 😊
Here in Europe Jude wont be available. Evelyn will be also out of the market. Its very sad. I have 3X Jude and 1X Evelyn I take care very carefully of these roses. The are my faves
You can root them by cutting and use Rooting Powder. But have to be patient caring and waiting for them to grow :) I just did one for Jude & Evelyn because I only have one each but couldn't order them (or quick enough). I LOVE JUDE!!!
I can remember when I smelled the first time the jubilee celebration. I was just stunned. The scent is the strongest in the early morning hours. I couldnt belive it. The various scents of these roses have helped me to cope with depression. They were and are the therapy for me.
I lost my ability to smell most roses. My heart breaks. I am really sad. I can smell double delight. I will need to purchase it. Even if it isn't my favorite to look at. I MISS rose scent. I will need to check these out, as well.
@gryl7471 pray on your nose and ask God to give you back your scent. Citrus and woody notes, you will likely pick up more.
Using aromatherapy oils can do the same thing like Gardenia/Bulgarian rose combination because Bulgarian rose is expensive on it's own, there are other rose variant oils as well.
@@jagdtiger9287 danke für den Hinweis! Ich mach mich schlau dann in diese Richtung.
Just suggestion, you can start the most beautiful flowers, most healthy, most shade tolerant…video series, Thank you.
I agree, especially the vase life. That would be a most interesting series.
I alsi agree but for me the most shade tolerant would be the most helpful. 🤗
Yes! On the shade tolerant roses. I have a section of my cutflower garden that is partially shaded. I would love to know which roses would do ok in that section.
Great idea… I’ll see what I can do? :D
@@sarahhayhurst9944 on to it x
Darren really loves his roses. I enjoy the way you showed us all sides of each flower. I have Tess, Strawberry Hill and Crowned Princess Margarite in my garden. Davis Austin roses never fail to impress. I have been waffling lately to get Desdemona or Emily Brontë. This video has allowed me to realize that I ADORE the Victorian look of Emily…. She’s a “stunner”! 😊❤
My fave is Gertrude Jekyll. Strong perfume! If you are looking for the bloom and perfume this is it. The actual bush could be a little prettier, maybe fuller but the blooms are very pretty. This rose’s perfume actually made it up and through my bedroom window! Heavenly scent! Like a fine, French-milled soap. I think roses generally grown better in Europe. Austria does a great job cultivating their roses as does Italy. Giant blooms there!
I absolutely adore Gertrude 😍 I love your thoughts. Thanks :)
The deer loved my Gertrude Jekyll and wouldn't leave it alone. It didn't respond well to transplant shock and unfortunately passed away while in dormancy planted in a pot, over our harsh zone 6a winter. The variety is so pleasant but it needs to be protected by a passionate and observant gardener.
@@facewrinkles3886 thanks for the tip. I want to order this one and I am in zone 6B.
If only I could find Jude the Obscure, I would buy multiples! I do love Wollerton Old Hall, which blooms prolifically even the first summer.
Love the Austin roses, but nowhere on anyone's list have I ever seen my favorite, & now it's almost impossible to find--Brother Cadfael. Humongous globular flowers with an old-rose scent to die for. It is almost a climber, or grandiflora. I don't know why no one ever mentions this rose & I fear it will disappear from all the mail order nurseries soon. Thanks for your devotion to the David Austin legacy!
There a rose breeder in NY that sells that rose. Flock Finger Lakes TH-cam has a video
@@LisaOsterholt Thanks so much, Lisa, sorry it took me so long to notice your reply. I think you might be referring to Der Rosenmeister Nursery? That's the one I saw on Flock finger Lakes, but the Der R. nursery does not sell David Austin roses--they do have a "Brothers Grimm" rose--were you perhaps confusing that with Brother Cadfael? Or have I just missed something?
David Austin Roses in Texas still sells this rose, but that's the only nursery I can find. So I'm not totally out of luck--yet! I do think I know why it may be out of favor--I've had no luck propagating it at all (I know--naughty me if it's still "copyrighted!") so I wonder if it is difficult to propagate. It's never been popular, & there are other similar Austin roses---he was often criticized for that.But I really thank you for trying to help--if I knew your address I'd send you a "Bro" next spring!
@@vintagelady1 I did confuse the two brothers. Good luck with propagation. I have to have tough roses living in Duluth MN. Der Rosenmeister specializes for that. I need to plan a trip next spring to purchase a rambler.
David Austin website has your Brother Cascade rose but they are currently out of stock. Put yourself on their waiting list and they'll notify you when they have more for sale.
@@dianetemple4243 Thanks, Diane, I think you mean brother Cadfael, & many months ago I did put myself on the waitlist, I got a notification & dashed to the website to order 3 of them! They are now sitting happily in nice rich potting soil in my "rose nursery, where all of my 47 rosebushes (I have a tendency to overdo things...) are awaiting the completion of my new rose garden. Some will stay in pots, Cadfael does not like it so they will get a prime garden spot. And right after I ordered them, they went out of stock & have not got back for many months. DA bushes are pretty mature, maybe 2 years old, so hard for them to keep up w/ the market---I've also had trouble getting Pr. Alexandra (got it through Regan finally!!) & some I just despair of getting, esp. as I REALLY prefer own-root. But thanks again, I'm hoping I have enough now!
Not only do I agree with your outstanding list....your enthusiasm and passion for these gorgeous roses is fabulous and makes us love them even more!!! Thanks for sharing!😍
Ahhh thank you AJ. I hope my msg finds you happy and well? Xxx
So glad Jude the Obscure made it; I love her 🧡🧡🧡
Oh beautiful Jude 😍
I discovered Jude the obscure just after DA discontinued her 😢.
Lol, I feel like I am watching a "Love Story" or one of those Romance Novel, the ladies are really intoxicating your senses!! Luv it!
"She" loves "him" too!))
Just planted my Gertrude Jekyll rose looking forward to seeing it and smelling it! 🌹🌹🌹
Я так умиляюсь вашими выпусками! Это видение розы в Ваших руках, в домашних баночка, за домашним столом, с таким придыханием и преклонением перед Его Величеством Розой!!! Браво, Вы и Ваши Розы это так классно! Ваши ролики проникают в самое сердце!
Love your content Darren. I cant get enough of david austin/rose enthusiasts
What a gorgeous collection
Thank you for your video. I love hearing about others opinions on roses. Both boscobel and jubilee celebration were on my list. Now I'm more excited thanks
Honestly I deleted my last comment but have to say I've been going thru some medical issues and this was just what i needed what s pick me up, keep them coming 😂❤👍
Beautiful! You had me wishing my husband would describe me in such glowing terms…💖
LOL. I love to listen to Darren too and his English Accent.
Hahaha this made me laugh! ❤️🤣
@@melissatran338 🥰😘😍❤️
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I was delighted to see your number one pick. I just bought a Gertrude that was in poor shape and am glad to see some new growth. It’s my first but not last David Austin.
Thank you Darren wonderful to see them and smell them through your words....!
Bravo Darren!!I just love how you describe the roses. It shows your deep passion and your love of your roses. You have amazing collection of roses. Keep up the good work! Best regards from Germany!🌹🐝
Thank you so much for the glowing review… hugely appreciated! I’m so glad you like my videos. Sending love to you in Germany xxxx
Ever since Covid, David Austin roses have been very difficult to find here in the USA. You had several on your list that I don't have so I signed up for an email reminder when they come back in stock. Thank you!
Treat yourself ;) ❤️❤️❤️
Where is the best place to find these beautiful roses
5:46 I love the chalice/cupped form, she appears to be quartered, and the pink is a lovely, old, vintage shade of pink, not the strongly saturated modern coloration, I love Emily. Gertrude Jekyll deserves such a wonderful namesake. Gertrude Jekyll would not quit until her body forced her to quit. A dear soul in the cottage garden pantheon, long passed on, but left much nostalgic and intrigueing writing and garden plans. Vita Sackville West created high style gardens on a colossal scale where the indentity of the plants were regimented into battalions of "soldiers" in formation, yes, distinguished accomplishments, but Gertrude created gardens where each flower/plant was a distinct, and noticed member in the garden family. I can not write enough good about Jekyll and Gertrude would be quite flattered to have such a superior rose bearing her name. Gertrude was born into English nobility, but what was associated with that was a "drag" for her, Getrude worked like a peasant, her house manners were that of a peasant creating soul meltingly beuatiful gardens, paradise.
Ralph in Ohio
Come springtime, I must refer back to this video when deciding which rose to get. I weary of the thought of getting ANOTHER pink rose, but it seems that Gertrude Jekyll is the high scent rose to acquire. And hopefully, i shall be able to acquire a Madame Hardy for her superior quartering in a white bloom. I don't care much for white, to me the color white is an uninteresting blank sheet of paper, but white shows off quartered form much more effectively than darker colors.
Thank you Darren! After watching this video I know what I want to see in my garden 🙂🙏🌺. Love roses💖. From Kazakhstan with big respect🤗
My pleasure :) ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Can only imagine the fragrance in that room! Thank you!
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Best video on TH-cam. Thank you! I have Jubilee Celebration, Jude the Obscure, and Gertrude Jekyll. All three are new to my garden this year. Jubilee Celebration is blowing my mind. What an incredible rose! It keeps blooming over and over again! I can't believe it.
I’m so pleased you love Jubilee C just as must as I. Everything about it is wondrous and divine ❤️ Thanks for your kind words xxx
Totally agree with the number 1 pick, Darren. Gertrude is my absolute favorite for scent. I love her the most 😊
God Bless You & Thank you for sharing!
I’m so happy that I found 5 of your recommendations in my garden right now❤ Jude the obscure is my favorite! Thank you for the info!
Thank you Darren your garden must smell Devine great info will probably watch a few times
Ahh thank you my love xxx
Hello David, I certainly found it a true treat you gave us in showing us the best of the Perfumery roses. Most delighted to see and learn. Thankyou.
I am just new to and planting my first bare root rose x9 this past week ongoing still, & another 9 will be flown in to me mid next month. I am in Brisbane, Australia. 3x Kordes Dark Desire, Very strong Perfumery.
3x Tangles florabunda, 3 x Dwarf Fairy Red. All are 5 star in health.
I will have get these varieties -- you explained and described in such an excellent way that I have to have them
So happy to help ❤️❤️💚💚
Beautiful Roses. So lovely!
Thanks so much ❤️
This spring I ve planted 30 different Austin"s roses.)))))surely will plant some from this video.
Wow amazing!!
I just received my David Austin rose, Darcy Bussel & she already has a budi absolutely cannot wait to see & smell her… I ordered her from HEIRLOOM ROSES here in USA & they arrived perfectly, already growing back, SO HEALTHY
Brilliant, all of them!
Wonderful, I have a few that you have featured, Gertie is my favourite followed by Jude but you have introduced me to some beautiful Rose's....it's so addictive!
Ooh, future treats ;) Agreed! Highly addictive 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Darren I love how you whisper "Divine"...I have a similar reverence for these beauties. You make my heart glad 😊
"and ffffffruity fragrance, goooorgeouss"
Very cute, yes :)
You make me smile 😊 🤗❤️
@@dr.viktoriakerekes8886 🙈😘❤️🤗
Breathtakingly gorgeous
I fell in love with Desdemona the moment I saw it in someone's garden this June. I am definitely going to plant it in autumn, even though it is not "my type" of rose as I prefer roses with single and double flowers.
😍 Desdemona is a must!! Enjoy 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Much needed video in the ethos… thank you Darren
All my pleasure :)
Beautiful fragrance roses l love, love them all!
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Hello Thank you for sharing about the scents of the roses and I really enjoyed this video I hope you have a wonderful day
Thank you xxx
Just so lovely!
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Charles Austin rose😀 This is an old DA rose (1973) and has absolutly amazing fruity scent. I have a garden in Poland (zone 6b) and almost 80 varieties of roses😉( I love scent of Chandos Beauty and Bienvenue but they are not DA roses)
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Your garden sounds like a bit of heaven. Wish I could visit. Cheers from Canada.
@@karmelicanke Thank you. Now I have almost 100 varietes of roses😉
Amazing! Thank you very much!
All my pleasure :)
Yeay! I’m excited to watch this video! This is only my 2nd year with 2 roses from DA . ❤️😀
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Made my morning thankyou 😊
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Thanks very much Darren! Your Roses are all stunning! Wish I could get their fragrances on line too ! (Wishful thinking)!
Ahh if only 😁 Thank you ❤️
Thank you for this excellent video💚🌸💖🦋👍🥰
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I agree about 'Jude the Obscure' having a strong fruity fragrance. It's sad that some of these older varieties are no longer available. Another one is 'St. Swithun', a delicious bubblegum-myrrh fragrance you can almost eat.
Thank you for your video.
I remember taking my first sniff of Tess d'Urbeville, and I was surprised at the strong elderberry smell. It stayed im my memory for all these years even though I do not grow it anymore.
You can hear the love of your beautiful roses in your voice .So lucky to have 11 of your favourites . Sadly, no room for for tess .Loved hearing you describe the scent. Since my second covid 6 months ago i cant smell my roses at all so i love this video .Thank you
Awww my friend… I hope your sense of smell soon returns ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@darren-harwood Thank you sadly no .I have missed your post my TH-cam was all messed up .Who won your comp x
Thanks very much for your video ! Very interesting:)
Lovely video! My Wollerton Old Hall has just started blooming. It smells so sweet. I'd love to have a Jude the Obscure next to it. Maybe next year.
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You Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development. Best Relaxing +thumb up3!
Lovely 😍. Enjoyed watching ❤
Thanks for watching ❤️
Спасибо за видео! Ваши розы абсолютно прекрасны!
Thank you Darren!
I bought jude the obscure this winter. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of flowers bloom when spring comes.
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I just received and planted my Davis Austin Generous gardener, climbing rose. I'm really loving roses here lately. However my Peonys are my absolute favorite! And I added Hydrangeas last year. 🙂
Wow, gorgeous blooms.
Cannot believe I have six of them, and now one more on the list, if it is available here.
Thank you.
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So dreamy!
My absolute favorite for both beauty and perfume mustered wood, radio times(glowy pink, quick rebloom), st cecilia.. sounds like I need to make room for Jude, and GJ
Love David Austin roses!
Me too 😍😍😍😍
Indeed Emily Brontë and Munstead Wood have an amazing fragrance, better in their 3rd year onward. I think i had a better nose before covid but these two are my best scented. Munstead wood is easier to propagate from cuttings than other austins ive tried.
I still waiting for Mme. Alfred Carrière and Madame Isaac Pereire to fully mature and see what all the fuss is about.
I absolutely loveee those roses!! My Alfred Carriere died on me 😭 I hope you have better luck with yours. I agree… the scent does get stronger as the plant matures 😊
Captivating
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I am surprised Eustacia wasn’t on the list but how do you even choose? FYI Jude is the most beautiful rose I have ever seen. It is so unusual and mysterious to me. I just love it! Love this video and would love to see more!
Ahh, I agree…. There’s something very special about Jude 😍 Thanks for watching. Sending love xxx
My tess of the dubervilles was bought to climb but it’s not as tall as Claire Austin that was bought at the same time . Both smell Devine
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True! Jude and Gertrude are the best!
Gertie have four
One is not enough
It wafts and the hits with a wall of scent
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thank you Darren for the wonderful vdo. just like to ask your opinion on Harlow Carr and William Shakespeare 2000. Cheers.
Yes, thank you so much , Darren. A great Top of the Scants! But please can you tell me how many walls you have on your property??? How many climbers can you fit into a garden? How many archways can a path take? What do you do after the blooms have stopped?
Haha one manages to squeeze in the roses. Once the roses are done, I tend to the house haha xx
Absolutely beautiful description of all your roses 🌹. I love my Munstead Wood for her scent too, but also for her velvety petals. They are exceptional this year!!! My very first roses were actually Munstead Wood and Gertrude Jekyll.
Do you have Poet’s Wife Daren? Her scent is gorgeous too and she looks like sunshine ☀️
I really want to plant munstead wood but I’m scared away by hearing that she is super thorny!
Great rose and very easy to propagate with woody cuttings.
I don’t have Poets Wife :/ Looks stunning though :) oh, Munstead wood 😍😍😍😍😍 Loveeeee xx
@@Rena0Dawn go for it x
@@Rena0Dawn she is super thorny but a must have. I wouldn’t be without this rose. She also blooms through high heat and humidity, very heathy
I have Strawberry Hill and I think it's the one I sniff the most in my garden. It's such a distinctive smell and this year I think mine has quite an aniseedy scent, especially when it's first opened.
I'm surprised you didn't include Golden Celebration as I find that one very strong. I'm thinking of going for either Boscobel or Jubilee Celebration next, your description of Jubilee might just have made my mind up for me 🌹 🌹 🌹
Jubilee C. is definitely a mindblowing rose. Its highly recommended! She is beautyful as scented. Especially in the early morning hours! You could have a part of heaven here 'downstairs' with her.
I'm a rose newbie so maybe you can educate me. My first year Strawberry Hill is beautiful and loaded w/ gorgeous blooms. The fragrance is so different from the roses I grew up w/ in our California garden- Mister Lincoln and Peace. Strawberry Hill smells like an old perfume bottle in an antique shop (so THAT"S what myrrh smells like!) But I wonder why my new Strawberry is so lightly scented. Do roses increase in fragrance over time? Does intensity have anything to do w/ the time of day?
@@suzearl Rose fragrance is often a topic for discussion, or even heated debate. This is my take on it. The scent is affected by all sorts of factors - soil, feeding, watering, air temperature, the humidity in the air, position in the garden, exposure to the sun, wind, time of day, time of season, air pressure, stage of the bloom's development, and even the person doing the smelling can have stronger or weaker responses to certain types of fragrance (Covid has wiped out many people's responses to some types of rose fragrance, temporarily at least) and the "smeller" can also be affected by what they have eaten, drunk, etc. and be more responsive/sensitive at certain times of the day. Women's sense of smell can peak at certain times of the month. You can see that this whole experience of smelling a rose is incredibly complex and is a two-way process between the rose and the human nose - both contribute to the overall effect.
Jubilee 😍
@@dr.viktoriakerekes8886 jubilee, oh how I love thee
Oh Gosh they're incredible. Would any or all of these grow from seeds? Also would they thrive in the tropics like Barbados West Indies ?
Thanks, some beautiful roses. Any notes on their hardiness? I am looking for these sorts of roses, but the hardier the better.
Lets not forget Charles darwin and golden celebration
Love your video..I am saving up for Munstead Wood - so glad u love it :) There is a creamy/ white one growing up the road from me, and it is absolutely gorgeous ..I don't know the name - i am not sure if it Clare Austin. The scent is gorgeous and the buds and blooms and then the rose hips are all just stunning.
You will love it… enjoy my friend :)
When you find out the name of your neighbor's rose please let us know!
I have a little rose bush called Precious Amber which is described by sellers as lightly scented. Yesterday was sunny and hot, my roses have just started blooming and I went from rose to rose having a good deep sniff, and Precious Amber had a stronger and better perfume than Gertrude Jekyll, who is covered in big blooms this week. I think Gertrude is consistently gorgeous and other roses sometimes hide their scent and only bring them out on certain days because they are THAT EPIC.
2:49 и моя тоже 😄узнала ее с первых секунд - идеальная роза, я не видела ни у одной розы такого изящного ажурного куста, цветет она всё лето, да она розовая, но она светится изутри, как лампочка. я очень надеюсь,что получат сорта белых, малиновых и бордовых роз такого же класса
The look of Gabriel Oak reminds me of the fancy double blossomed Rosa Rugosas. I can't recall the name.
I have Gertrude Jekyll rose and Lady Emma Hamilton too.
Gertrude Jekyll is one of favorites too
I was miserable until I watched this! Tess of the D’Urbervilles is absolutely delightful!
And Tess really does last a long time when cut. I had one for a month in a vase!!! I just ended up keeping it as a dried flower.
Die Rosen von David Austin sind so bezaubern und schön. Ich liebe sie so sehr. Die sind die Quelle für Glück und Schönheit. Die Rosen sind für uns ein Lebenselixier.
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Das ist meine Lieblings Video!
Meine Lebens Retter!!
Danke sehr 🌺 Darren!!
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My friend, have a great day
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Darren, ive planted lots of DA roses and my emily bronte and mustead wood arent really that fragrant, i can get some scent if i put my nose in it, but u cant smell it from the distance.. was it the same for you, is it just the first year roses arent really that fragrant or is that IT and i was just expecting too much? Im sure ive seen many scented roses out there that could be smelled from meters away on a hot day but none of my newly planted DA seems to give me a strong scent:/ Ive got flowers on Roald dahl and Eustacia Vyy with Vaness bell- same story, barely any scent ..
What’s the difference between old rose and myrrh fragrances? Thanks! 😊
Very Nice
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I need to get Jude the Obscure. I had it at one time, briefly, but the landscapers tore everything up and Jude was a casualty of the carnage. I’ll try to preorder it for 2025 and maybe try growing it in a pot.
Darren, you should read audiobooks!
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That's it!!! I would buy them. Darren I watch your videos sometimes for background soothing voice. It calmest me down and brings me peace. I love your voice 😊
Have you experienced anything similar to the fragrance of jubilee celebration? I really love the lemon scent in jubilee.
I’m going to have Strawberry Hill and Gertrude climb next to each other. Hope the smell is intense
Oh my 😍
I am looking for a climbing rose in a pale pink, deep pink, or burgundy color. Which rose would you recommend?
Could you please describe what myrhh smells like? Or what it reminds you of? Thank you ! Love your videos ❤️
Yes, who has smelt myrrh?
It's a component of many incessences
I’m so saddened to know Judas the obscure is discontinued. I’m still on the look out here in the states to get her.
Here in Europe Jude wont be available. Evelyn will be also out of the market. Its very sad. I have 3X Jude and 1X Evelyn I take care very carefully of these roses. The are my faves
You can root them by cutting and use Rooting Powder. But have to be patient caring and waiting for them to grow :) I just did one for Jude & Evelyn because I only have one each but couldn't order them (or quick enough). I LOVE JUDE!!!
There are nurseries in Poland that still have it, I believe they also send abroad: www.floribunda.pl/jude-the-obscure-ausjo-id-2396.html
@@melissatran338 Ive tried. Wasn't successful. But I dont give up Im going to do once again.
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No Ones mentioned Gentle Hermione.
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