I really enjoy Carol Klein, though here in California I only see her BBC programs on KZread. She has such enthusiasm for plants and gardening, and her childhood memories are lovely. My Grandmother had over 100 roses in her garden in Los Angeles; she'd begun planting them in the early 1930s, after she and my Grandfather bought their home. As a child I would walk down the rows, looking at all the colors. I now have a variety of roses, including Lady Banks, Blush Noisette, Reine des Violettes, Cabbage Rose, Apothecary rose, Climbing Don Juan, and several David Austin roses. I was amazed to find out online that roses are still available that were hybridized in the garden of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon! Thank you for sharing this series; I wish this rose episode was longer.
@user-be5xr9zc6p3 күн бұрын
I used to see massive yellow roses with leaves to match in 1974 in Peterborough in someone’s front garden .. i was 12..on my way to school & i’d never seen anything like that before.. i thought it was rose grandpa Dixon .. but i remember it very well & now i know it was peace.. i have it in my collection of 138 roses ( after having 189 roses at my London house) bud is about to open.. 50 yrs. on .. i’ll have my own fascination rose.. peace in sight again at my Bedfordshire home
@annierampersad39826 сағат бұрын
This was such an amazing video. Thanks so much Carol Klein ❤
@moniquemckenna67952 күн бұрын
I am surprised that David Austin was not mentioned? I life in Edmonton Alberta Canada, our provincial flower is the Wildrose. This rose grows throughout Alberta in the ditches roadside in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. It survives weeks of -40C in winters and blooms throughout the summer giving off a wonderful scent, it is very similar to your Dogrose only it is the prettiest of pinks. I love this series, just finished the Irises and have a newfound love and appreciation for both the iris and the rose. Thank you for this, you make a lovely hostess with your passion and vitality for flowers 🌹 I grow tender roses and have to put them to bed in the winter by making sure they have a very good winter blanket over them, with prayers that they will reawaken in the spring. Thank you again
@UncleNinGarden
2 күн бұрын
Thank you 🙏
@luzvelez24232 күн бұрын
Well, some of my old scholar say that is Maria Magdalena symbol and if it is in London for sure. I really like Roses, very nice film.
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I really enjoy Carol Klein, though here in California I only see her BBC programs on KZread. She has such enthusiasm for plants and gardening, and her childhood memories are lovely. My Grandmother had over 100 roses in her garden in Los Angeles; she'd begun planting them in the early 1930s, after she and my Grandfather bought their home. As a child I would walk down the rows, looking at all the colors. I now have a variety of roses, including Lady Banks, Blush Noisette, Reine des Violettes, Cabbage Rose, Apothecary rose, Climbing Don Juan, and several David Austin roses. I was amazed to find out online that roses are still available that were hybridized in the garden of Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon! Thank you for sharing this series; I wish this rose episode was longer.
I used to see massive yellow roses with leaves to match in 1974 in Peterborough in someone’s front garden .. i was 12..on my way to school & i’d never seen anything like that before.. i thought it was rose grandpa Dixon .. but i remember it very well & now i know it was peace.. i have it in my collection of 138 roses ( after having 189 roses at my London house) bud is about to open.. 50 yrs. on .. i’ll have my own fascination rose.. peace in sight again at my Bedfordshire home
This was such an amazing video. Thanks so much Carol Klein ❤
I am surprised that David Austin was not mentioned? I life in Edmonton Alberta Canada, our provincial flower is the Wildrose. This rose grows throughout Alberta in the ditches roadside in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. It survives weeks of -40C in winters and blooms throughout the summer giving off a wonderful scent, it is very similar to your Dogrose only it is the prettiest of pinks. I love this series, just finished the Irises and have a newfound love and appreciation for both the iris and the rose. Thank you for this, you make a lovely hostess with your passion and vitality for flowers 🌹 I grow tender roses and have to put them to bed in the winter by making sure they have a very good winter blanket over them, with prayers that they will reawaken in the spring. Thank you again
@UncleNinGarden
2 күн бұрын
Thank you 🙏
Well, some of my old scholar say that is Maria Magdalena symbol and if it is in London for sure. I really like Roses, very nice film.