English Rose Garden Tour | Each plant labelled | David Austin Roses & more | First Flush Starting

[@tonitempleton8666]

I never get tired of your videos. You film your garden so beautifully.

[@darren-harwood]

Oh Toni, thank you for that. Means a lot. 🥰 😘 xx

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

Wow~ Beautiful Flowers ^^ Include Like 158 , I leave 3 Presents. Have a good relationship. My friend, always stay Connected.

[@bahramkhan8343]

Love your roses and your garden. Keep up uploading your awesome videos.

[@rissanaamino2144]

Du hast ein Fantastischen Rosengarten Darren.Es macht unglaublich viel Freude diese wunderschöne Rosen 🌹, Pflanzen und Bäume 🌳 zu beobachtet. Alles dass fehlt in der Seele und bringt uns Glauben, Hoffnung und Liebe zu Leben. Ich werde nie müde deine 🌹 Rosen zu anschauen. DANKE SEHR 🌺

[@debjanibhowmick5870]

Absolutely stunning rose garden. OmG ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@designbyjosephineandjosee]

Hello What a wonderful video of such a very pretty garden. I really enjoyed this video.I hope you have a wonderful week.

[@gigomesdasilva5447]

Beautiful garden! Loved the tour, thank you 🌹

[@joannasz2345]

Just beautiful. I love your garden 💗

[@wendybartlett6717]

Your garden is stunning Darren. x

[@debclay2945]

Stunning garden and I have added a few more names to my wishlist of roses.

[@vickiedouglas401]

Wow! Can I be you for just a day? You have such a beautiful place to play! Yours really is my favorite garden to get to peek at here online.

[@Dr_Karim]

Fantastic video as always, and the best garden host ever. Thank you Darren for sharing this pleasure with us.

[@aitzaacosta7571]

I would love to see more. Such beautiful roses, I definitely want some.

[@darren-harwood]

Thank you so much xx

[@gwendolynpitts9551]

Beautiful!! Amazing!!.Relaxing!! Please keep the videos coming!👏

[@Lucysroses]

Lush and amazing .

[@dahliapowell4424]

Every season you out do yourself. Absolutely gorgeous I'm more than please

[@bcu567obzx]

Enjoyable and very well presented, thank you for starting my day off so well, from Windang Australia

[@darren-harwood]

Oh thank you so much! Really pleased you liked the video. Best wishes from England to you in Australia :)

[@kshitijop3774]

I love all roses

[@proletariatsgarden]

Your garden is stunning!!

[@kimb4709]

Wow so beautiful!

[@petramckean5041]

So lovely! And I love your passion for your roses! I think you would love Princess Charlene de Monaco. She is outstanding

[@fabricandflowers83]

Beautiful

[@dr.sabreenajaffery3413]

Love to see your garden.. it's just therapy for me .. can you share care of your roses 🌹

[@Jellybeansplants]

You have a wonderful gorgeous collection of your roses, im jealous! And by the way i love the couch/chairs outdoors its lovely with its pink floral design i guess...

[@SingingCrowie]

Darren, how I love your garden! It was your videos that inspired me to get roses last year. You sold me on Boscobel and Desdemona. They were my first. I proceeded to get 13 varieties in the end, plus 2 miniature roses. It is their second year and they're already so much more beautiful. I want to say thank you for being inspiring and also for answering my questions and helping out. You are such a kind soul and it shows in your beautiful garden! Cannot imagine how much back-breaking pain it caused you, but look at it now! Only 4 years, what a tremendous job. I am so jealous of your Twice in a Blue Moons, hehe. I couldn't find them anywhere during pandemic (that would ship to my country). Finally found some this year but there is no more space on my patio! Please keep posting them and your other gorgeous blooms. Also that bench really came together amazingly, I remember your videos about it, wow, such a difference! And I am glad you could fix that beautiful bird bath. Your garden truly looks like a piece of paradise!

[@gweneviv30]

So gorgeously gorgeous ❤I love your garden, it’s just beautiful.

[@joypeacegardeningwithcelina]

Beautiful garden thank you for sharing , they are all absolutely stunning 💐

[@Kinhdentivi]

So nice

[@juliaguanpolyglotplants8623]

Really good 😊 and passionate 🇦🇺

[@irismoles9369]

Those roses are lovely Darren all the flowers look good loving the commentary

[@lindalilly1544]

Georgous Darren

[@macampbell5257]

Darren thank you for sharing your garden. You are my inspiration the way i want my garden to be. Thank you for the descriptions of the roses. I'm making a list of roses for my garden.

[@rareandwonderfull]

3:39 Lady of Shallot. a luscious, luminous, orange sherbet shade of orange. Perhaps next year I shall study her more closely for quartering, scent etc. and get her.

[@Sunshine-tf4ul]

More! More! More!! I love your garden so much! The DA roses grow more abundant and beautiful every year! Magical!!!❤ LOL, I think we all have the same roses in our gardens thanks to your videos. I've been watching your videos since the beginning of my gardening obsession! 😅 I'm hoping that someday my roses will look as wonderful as yours! Thanks Darren!!!

[@hawkefamily2632]

Your garden is so beautiful but I also love your dragons!!!

[@lightningboltX-sn7xv]

Great vid your roses are looking fab if your looking for a nice new variety to grow I would suggest summer song it has great fragrance

[@CR-bx6ux]

Love your beautiful and luscious garden! You work very hard taking care of everything and deserve all the blooms. ☺️

[@daskrummelmonster5384]

Wow, wow.....Wow ! So incredible, your Garden looks so fantastic and your bench and Rose Arch are just a Highlight, complimenting your Garden perfectly...your labor of Love really shows off....your Harlow Carr looks so incredible...mine just lays down all the Time with week stems...🙈 Considering scent....a few weeks ago Austin Roses finally sent my Englands Rose, bare root....she finally started to bloom and i am so impressed....beautyful dark intense pink with a divine Spice scent...i can highly recommend her....Bye for now...Dagmar 🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏼‍♀️❤

[@andreasitzigehl8366]

You have such a lovely garden! It gives me tons of inspiration, and you and I have very similar taste in flowers. 😀 You really have done wonders to your bench, Its gorgeus. Best wishes to you, and keep up the good work!

[@hungariancottageadventure77]

such a treat to see your garden in bloom and did you say you've only had it for fur years?? if so that's a spectacular achievement.

[@rareandwonderfull]

1:20 Olivia Rose Austin, Absolutely soul meltingly beautiful old romantic cabbage form, Gertrude Jekyll and Vita Sackville West would have their hearts quickened to get these into their gardens. 2:46 Second helpings please! Three new roses for me this summer are Eustacia Vie, White Hybrid Perpetual Moss. I am crazy for that sticky, gummy allspice scented moss on the moss rose buds, and Paschmina Veranda Flower Circus for it's perfectly formed , romantic, cabbage rose blooms , I can scarcely bring myself to plant a rose lacking fragrance, but the form of Paschmina blooms are so vintage cabbage, redoute in form.

[@darren-harwood]

Glory of the summer is the rose. I want a moss rose…. Totally jealous 😍😍🌹🌹🌹❤️❤️❤️

[@rareandwonderfull]

@@darren-harwood 💚💚💚 Yes, Moss roses are that ancient form dating back to 1790s or earlier, so vintage, so romantic evokes thoughts of better times long ago. They are not instant gratification because they bloom on the previous year's wood and they are once and done, but they are soul meltingly beautiful with intense pure old rose fragrance. Deep in my subconscious I was a small child 50 years ago at some old home, I can not remember where was a moss rose. Many decades would pass until I would learn what it was that I saw. Long ago , old homes had these sorts of roses, the albas were also those sweet, precious once and done shell pink roses, very common 50 years ago, now they are quite unknown except by a tiny percent of people. Most commercial rose production caters to those who want the instant gratification of roses that will bloom the year that they are planted, many old roses were not like that since they bloomed on the previous year's growth, not on current growth. I shall be looking forward to your rose videos. thank you for sharing! Ralph in Ohio.

[@diintheuk4425]

Thank you for the beautiful video! Your garden is fantastic! 😍🌹☺So excited for June.... The "?" would be Knatia Macedonica I believe...

[@angelabarker8611]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@eprohoda]

that's cool editign~;))

[@Relaxits2024]

Thanks Darren You are the reason I have my David Austin 30 rose order coming in a few weeks ( Australia so our winter bare rooted) because your descriptions I was able to choose which ones smelt the best, stood up to certain conditions etc. As I’m new to roses your information has been so valuable xx

[@GrowingonVancouverIsland]

Absolutely love your rose garden 😍 ❤️ My favorite is Ebe Tide. ABSOLUTELY senensational 🌹💕💜

[@rareandwonderfull]

Idyllic!

[@darren-harwood]

Thank you kindly xx

[@rareandwonderfull]

@@darren-harwood You are quite welcome. Perhaps I was 6 years of age 1966 when I happened by a Moss Rose. I was fascinated with it, I could scarcely tear myself away from it. And that gummy, sticky resin on the unopened buds that smells exactly like freshly ground allspice/pimiento seeds. Decades passed and the memory disappeared deep into my subconscious. Thirty years later a Wayside Gardens catalog came my way. They were offering a considerable number of old, antique rose plants at that time. It revived a long lost memory of the Moss Rose, so I bought a Common Pink Moss rose and several others. The fragrance was soul meltingly beautiful, it evoked the long lost childhood memory. That began my intoxication with FRAGRANT old romantic Redoute style roses. I did not want a large number of roses, just the very best of each color and characteristic. I limit myself to 2 new roses per year. This year I bought a Eustacia Vye becuase from various sources, the fragrance was described as very generous. The second rose that I bought is quite low on fragrance, but it has PERFECTLY formed old Redoute style cabbage roses, it is named Paschmina Veranda Flower Circus, developed by Kordes ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZ-Xdqlphaetbas ). I am constantly working to develop an old English style cottage garden. To me, the old cottage gardens are soul meltingly beautiful, quaint, the Gerrtude Jekyll style and not the Vita Sackville West style. I wanted very much to get a Madame Hardy rose because it's deeply quartered form, flat rossette looks very good on white. I do not like white, to me, white is a blank page, nothing on it. But a strongly quartered rose in white looks very sweet since the light color allows shading. My cottage garden is a cloud of fragrance from the roses and the towering Oriental lilies. My advice to those beginning in these roses is to be sure to have a few roses that bloom all summer, so that they have some joy from it, but at the same time get those roses started that bloom only once on the previous years wood. I the people, say, 400 years ago would see and smell what we have available to us, they would be absolutley astonished, that such soul meltingly beauty can even exist. I hope that you have a blessed summer in your garden this year.

[@karmajeffers3194]

Absolutely lovely 💕

[@bloomsbysas]

Absolutely beautiful 💗.

[@claudiaporta3883]

I was looking forward to seeing your garden in full bloom again, such a delightful garden! Thank you Darren for sharing with us your piece of heaven!💜

[@magdalenamott]

Wow! Here for the roses and they are absolutely gorgeous!! My Olivia is spoiling me with her first blooms! Subscribed, amazing videos and your voice/ accent is just soothing and pleasure to listen!

[@julieeaston7097]

Oh no…now I have to go and buy munstead wood 😂 Seriously though, your garden looks like a little piece of heaven.

[@darren-harwood]

Can’t thank you enough for your kind words. Munstead Wood sure is a beauty 😍 xx

[@gardensenglishandtrivia]

Thank you for the tour. I have only a few DA roses because I live in zone 6b in central Europe where the winter can become (or used to be) very cold. I think roses from England are unlikely to survive minus 20 degrees Celsius, I might be wrong of course. I tend to opt for single roses (open roses) which are more accessible to insects.

[@faunalife2906]

The allium eros I thought was an early flowering type of agapanthus before you told us what it was! Yes 2:57 looks like either knautia or scabiosa, if you like those sort of flowers, I would recommend jasione which is like a smaller bluer flowered version which I have!

[@helenthompson5926]

Sublime. Love it. Btw, are you familiar with Summer Romance rose? A Kordes rose. I see it widely grown in US gardens and its quite something. I'm in NZ and it's unavailable here. Grr .....!

[@josiemaves8828]

What a beautiful Roses/garden you have. I just purchased 4 DA roses and hoping to get more. I was wondering, do you spray insects repellent? If so, what product you use? Appreciate the input. Thank You.

[@LifeIsMessyImLearningAsIGrow]

🌼🌻🐝☀️🌺👨‍🌾 I love your garden!! Such a great inspiration to me as I am just also a gardener and KZbin creator. I can see you put a lot of work and love into growing! All the hard work it worth it to me to get to see the new growth everyday brings me so much joy! It’s the start of my 3 year gardening but there is still so much to learn and I appreciate your tips, tricks and advice! I make garden videos too and I look 🌼🌻🐝☀️🌺👨‍🌾

[@janettidswell2092]

Darren, any tips on caring for David Austin rose cuttings please? I was given some cuttings on 19.6.22 and planted them straight away after a good soak. I don't know whether its the very hot weather we are now having but the leaves have started to wilt. I really want to try to rescue the cuttings. Is there anything I can do before they die. I've kept them indoors since planting them - would they be better outside?

[@nwadia8451]

V.Beautiful pl tele no to buy the plants

[@autobot100]

Hi Darren 👋 do most of your roses get full sun or part sun? I'm starting my own David Austin collection. My front yard gets full sun to full shade. Thanks!

[@hermit20082012]

All your David Austin Roses are identified solely by their trademarks ? Are these trademarks the actual names of the roses?

[@sarahjones-jf4pr]

Why was Munstead Wood deleted from the Austin collection?

[@fonzy1987hh]

What does jubilee celebration smell like?

[@debby26]

Absolutely beautiful!!