David Austin Roses UK Gets Discount!
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Comments (3)I have Abraham Darby - zone 5 just like you. In terms of vase life... Not super long lasting, but that fragrance. Ooof. Plus your plant once established will give you a good supply to replace those that give up in the vase. Darcey Bussel is an EXCELLENT ROSE. BUY IT. Don't look back! It's a variety that's also sold as a "garden rose" to us floral designers and it's a stunning red/crimson double. Gertrude Jekyll - Supposed to be magnificent in our climate. I can't speak on vase life, but I'd expect to be on the same lines. The biggest thing on extending vase life... is when you cut your roses - immediately put them in water. I don't cut mine until they are just about to open or even closed, this is how they are shipped in the industry. Also, make some homemade floral solution. lukewarm water, tsp of sugar, and a few drops vodka in your average size vase is the best solution. The sugar feeds the flowers, the vodka inhibits the production of ethylene by the flower, and the temperature helps your flowers absorb more water. Bleach solution I only use on more tube-like stemmed flowers - think gerbs and sunflowers. Give them a fresh cut with a knife - not snips. Snips effectively crush the xylem and phloem (tubules) and cause your flowers to not drink as much as they could as opposed to using a sharp knife (no squished stems) to cut them before putting them in your vase. I remove thorns and leaves that would be under water... anything above water - leave it (unless ugly). Unnecessary openings reduce vase life above the surface of the water....See MoreTHIS is why I order Austin roses from David Austin Roses.
Comments (32)Rebecca- your roses are gorgeous but so much work. I live in Massachusetts. It is so difficult to even dig a hole 10 inches deep with all the rock, boulders and ledge so I try to buy only own root roses. I have gotten some wonderful own root roses from DA and have some more scheduled for delivery next week. I hope they add more own root to their collections. I recently ordered 'Queen of Sweden' and 'Windermere' which is by far my healthiest DA rose and covers herself with delicate soft blush pink blooms from early summer till fall. She is cane hardy in my Z5b-6a garden. The only negative is lack of the "to die for" strong perfume scent that Austins are so known for. sharon...See MoreOh, no. David Austin getting rid of so many roses
Comments (30)soncna, I feel sure you will still be able to get these roses in Europe, even if sold under the AUS codes.... or from other suppliers here that export.. I can still get all of them here from my local nursery Style Roses too.. bare root and potted...even long since discontinued like Evelyn, Heathcliff, and WS2000... I'm surprised that American gardeners on Instagram and Facebook are in a panic as what happens here, and this is from DA UK, does not always go the same way elsewhere.. Their DA U.S arm seems to operate in a different way.. I'm not in the least concerned about the DA bred roses, but what does concern me more, and I'm quite disturbed about this, is that they have given us no warning about which of the OGR and specie roses they are discontinuing amongst the reported 30%... when Peter Beales did this they gave us a ''Last Chance to Buy'' option... DA have sold out of most of their Old Roses... they have some that are not sold by anyone else amongst over 700 roses... for instance the Hulthemia 'Edward Hyams'.. is quite rare, from Iran... if they remove roses like this without telling anybody, - and they are fond of keeping things quiet - then I think it's really poor form on their part.....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 Morejudijunebugarizonazn8
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