2022 US David Austin Handbook
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Comments (58)I am very surprised by a few things here, first of all in my garden Heritage & Pat Austin are both very healthy & constantly in bloom, compared to a few other Austin's they are better by leaps and bounds (CPM, crocus, jude, I'm looking at you). Also, I always hear people talking about Crocus rose being so healthy for them, yet for me it is always the first rose (Austin or non austin) to get blackspot, and definitely the first to completely defoliate, usually by early June it is naked & looks horrid amongst my other happily blooming roses. I was hoping it would grow out of it, I really wanted to put it on the ground this year, it has been in a very large pot for 2 1/2 years, but it ALREADY has blackspot here in early april, so I think I may be removing it soon, I don't know if it would be any better in the ground, but I don't want to go though all the trouble of planting it if it is going to completely defoliate every year, I have too limited space to deal with that. Roseseek, that is a very interesting observation and it definitely makes sense, nature is often so surprisingly purposeful in its actions. Too bad some of the new, human made cultivars can't take a hint & hold off on the blackspot until late summer! Jessica...See More2022 David Austin Roses
Comments (10)I was assuming that we'd have a lot fewer "new" roses this year, esp. from David Austin, given all the pandemic trouble both in England and in Texas (not to mention the flooding). I agree that the newest DAs are lovely -- though my Gabriel Oak and Eustacia Vye were so tiny compared with previous DA purchases. They looked about the size of a one-gallon from Heirloom. And the blooms on both of them have been tiny so far. But my James L. Austin? What a winner! If only he were more fragrant, he'd be perfect. Here he is even after very weird weather, unusually mugginess for summer, and in the midst of a drought and deer attack:...See MoreNew David Austin Roses UK 2022 plus a rename...
Comments (19)So.... Elizabeth looks like it IS available in the U.S. now, but it doesn't show up in search results UNLESS you specifically type in the name in the search bar on their website and then click on the suggestion that pops down underneath it. The suggestion currently says "sold out" but it is not. This is so weird. It happens to other roses on their site (like Sister Elizabeth among others) wherein even if you search for "all roses" certain ones are excluded. But if you specifically type the name of the rose in their search bar, it shows up. I've emailed about this glitch several times, but it never seems to be fixed. Anyway, order Elizabeth if you wish! :)...See MoreTwo new 2022 David Austin UK roses: Bring Me Sunshine and Elizabeth
Comments (33)Quick update: The chat feature on David Austin's website is the UK version. There is no longer an option to chat with a human due to the US center being understaffed. Also, they no longer accept add-ons to an existing order. So, if you don't want to pay double shipping, you may want to order all your roses at once. I think this is unfair towards their customers. Bluestone Perennials can combo ship, why can't DA? I have an unfulfilled bare root order from this Spring that never shipped and I was not able to add on to it. I also think David Austin US and UK employees are completely kept in the dark about everything. I have contacted both US and UK to ask if and when any of the new roses will be available and was told they will not be available for 2024 shipping, but Bring Me Sunshine is magically now available. I absolutely love DA roses, but their company practices leave much to be desired....See MoreDiane Brakefield
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