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David Austin roses for 2010

Kristi North Mo zone 5b Jochims Davis

14 years ago

I am so excited to see what the new David Austin roses for next year might be. I really like own root best but I can't always help my self when the new releases come out. Anyone know when they will update the website so we know what the roses will be?

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ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
14 years ago
If I'm not mistaken, I believe there are two threads about the Chelsea Flower Show which show the new roses. If I'm wrong, you'll at least see some gorgeous pictures.

Ingrid
Kristi North Mo zone 5b Jochims Davis
Original Author
14 years ago
I saw the new roses from the pictures of the Chelsea Flower Show. I just wish I knew which roses will be released here in the States. Seems like forever before we get our hands on the new roses here in the states. Only two were released last year.
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diane_nj 6b/7a
14 years ago
Usually two years after the Chelsea Show.

Go to the Autine site, click on the flag for Great Britain to see what was offered as new this year. For the most part, that's what we'll get as new for next year, give or take one or two.
diane_nj 6b/7a
14 years ago
Boy, wish I could spell... David Austin entry page.
michaelg
14 years ago
Diane, if he were Autine, maybe more of his roses would be recognized as grandes dames ;)
le_jardin_of_roses
14 years ago
I hope they include the one called Summer Song and Princess Alexandra. I don't know why David Austin Roses don't offer own-root.
the_dark_lady
14 years ago
Le Jardin of Roses, if you are interested in Summer Song, Hortico, Pickering Nurseries and Palatine Roses (all in Canada) offered it this year.
I don't know about Hortico and Pickering, but Palatine's plants were huge and beautiful. Grafted on Multiflora. Outstanding!

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le_jardin_of_roses
14 years ago
Dear Dark Lady, WOW! Is that from your own garden? I have seen this rose in photo's here and there, but yours is one of the best. I must have it! Thank you for the encouragement.
the_dark_lady
14 years ago
Le Jardin of Roses,
Yes, I have three bushes of 'Summer Song'. Purchased them from Palatine Roses (top notch mail-order nursery).
The color of the blooms is unique.

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jumbojimmy
14 years ago
I have this rose, Summer Song. It likes to send out long, straight canes.

I think mine has RMV. So irritating.
aqrose
14 years ago
When does Palatine start taking orders again?
Thanks.
diane_nj 6b/7a
14 years ago
Usually in mid- to late September.
the_dark_lady
14 years ago
September 1st

Here is a link that might be useful: Palatine Roses
le_jardin_of_roses
14 years ago
Thank you The_dark_lady! Your pics of this rose are FAB! I will be contacting Palantine September 1, although I won't be able to sleep the night before.
odyssey3
14 years ago
Now who has Princess Alexandra of Kent??!! Surely it is time for its appearance in the US?!
andreageorgia
14 years ago
I do. In the UK.
beth.iflorist
14 years ago
Wow i loved the orange rose.The color is so vibrant that can attracts anyone.Moreover the above discussion gives a lot of useful information.So thanks to everyone.

Here is a link that might be useful: beth

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