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Articles related to "David Austin"
David Austin English Roses Review Started many years ago by David Austin's vision of breeding Old Garden Rose vigor with repeat blooming and color features of hybrid tea roses, this company knows a rose. garden review • david austin roses • english roses • old garden rose • hybrid tea
The English Roses by David Austin A review of the book by master rosarian and breeder, David Austin who brought English Roses to gardeners world-wide as he shares the struggle to produce the perfect rose. garden book review • david austin • english roses • old garden roses • modern roses
English Alba Hybrid Roses These English Roses are developed from Alba roses giving them the wild-rose daintiness, gently nodding flowers and a lighter scent than other English Roses. english roses • david austin roses • alba roses • old garden roses • winter interest
The English Leander Group Roses These English Roses retain a growth habit closer to the modern roses and tend to be a bit showier than the other groups. See some favorite Leander Group selections. english roses • david austin roses • leander group roses • grace roses • abraham darby rose
Chelsea Gold: great plants from the Chelsea Flower Show 2001 Under the floral pavilions at the Chelsea Fower Show, 2001, the best growers in the UK unveiled their newest and their best plants. "chelsea flower show" • "lorraine flanigan" • plants • gardening • plant exhibitions
Classifications of Modern Roses Selecting the right rose plant can be a daunting task. Take a look at the modern rose classifications to find a class of roses suited for your garden area. rose plants • rose classifications • climbing roses • hybrid tea roses • miniature roses
English Climbing Roses Large, shrubby roses with stems that are more flexible than typical hybrid teas make these excellent roses for trellis, pagoda, fences or other climbing situations. english roses • climbing roses • musk rose hybrids • roses for fences • david austin
English Musk Rose Hybrids English Musk Roses are related to Noisettes and Hybrid Musk Roses so they tend to have paler foliage, more delicate flowers and great disease resistance. english roses • musk roses • david austin roses • old garden roses • thornless rose
Off-Season Dreaming, or, To Cuddle With Catalogs - Part II Descriptions of the first part of a baker's dozen of the author's favorite catalogs and corresponding web sites. garden designs • garden planning • avant gardens • david austin roses • forest farm
Rose Plants for the New Year See the best of the new rose plants available to home gardeners in 2008. New colors, healthier plants and attractive foliage forms can all be found. 2008 plant introductions • new roses • rose varieties • all-america rose selections • david austin english roses
The English Old Rose Hybrid Roses The original English Roses are a result of breeding Old Roses with Hybrid Teas and Floribundas and this group is close to Old Roses in character. old english roses • david austin roses • new plant introductions • darcy bussell rose • eglantyne rose
Aromatherapeutic Roses IIII Can't locate that ancient Damask? Want a rose that is not a once blooming OGR? Tempted by all the hybrid teas being sold around you? Well, give in! That's right, you can have a fragrant rose garden with hybrids too. roses • rose • essential • oils • aromatherapy
More White Garden Roses More white roses perfect for the all white garden or moon garden. Every flower garden deserves at least one rose! white rose • white flower • white garden • moon garden • garden design
Roses for Cold Climates Love roses, but hate the work? Here's news on the latest developments in hardy shrub roses that will solve your problems. shrub roses • tea roses • explorer series • park series • canadian bred roses
Trends For Our Times - Next Years's Designer Plants Plant hybridizers are the designers of the plant world - and some even get famous - because they know the secret of marketing - which is to tap into the trends.
One Garden - Two Pairs of Eyes You may both be looking at the same garden - but you may both be seeing something entirely different.
Summer Inspirations We are now at the height of the summer season with roses and clematis in abundance. Garden visiting is a popular pastime in England as elsewhere, now is the time to visit some of these private gardens for inspirational ideas for next season. gardening • town gardening • city gardening • urban gardening • national gardens scheme of england and wales
Flower Power Floriferous plants that carry on flowering through late summer and autumn. flower power • perennials • late summer • autumn • winter
Alternatives to Easter Chocolate If your child can't or won't eat chocolate, here are some ideas for Easter treats that are just as much fun as a chocolate egg. no-chocolate easter • alternatives to easter chocolate • child allergic to chocolate • child can’t eat chocolate • non-chocolate easter treats
Explore Boerner Botanical Gardens Boerner Botanical Gardens has a rich historical past among Milwaukee parks. While visiting the Midwest, explore a heritage rose collection at this botanical garden. boerner botanical gardens • botanical gardens in milwaukee • find heritage rose gardens • botanical gardens in wisconsin • where are milwaukee county parks
Uses of Rose Throughout History The Rose has been in use for thousands of years by many civilizations; its uses have been various and obscure. Its popularity, however, has never wavered. use of the rose throughout history • history of the rose • greek use of the rose • roman use of the rose • english use of the rose
An English Summer I explore the plants of an English garden in high summer. plants • perennials • garden • borders • soil
FLOWERS, BUDS AND PETALS When it comes to herbs, roses may not be the first plant that comes to mind. Yet they've been a mainstay in herb gardens for centuries. roses • "american beauty • " dried roses • rose hips • herbal teas
Gifts for the Gardener Stymied about what to get the garden lover on your holiday shopping list? Here are some suggestions for all the different gardeners in your life. gardening gifts • gifts for gardeners • garden gifts • holiday shopping • christmas gifts
If Winter is over surely Spring will follow Gardening at "Kibbenjelok" last weekend, I remarked that the Helleborus were grateful for the gentle Winter conditions.
Roses of Another Stripe: Curiosities of the Rose World Roses arered, yes. And white, pink, yellow, orange. But how about a green rose? One with stripes? Maybe polka dots?
Variety, Variety, Variety.... Is your garden boring? Part One of Three on gardening with roses.. rose garden • rose • landscaping • climbing roses • red max graff
Add A Little "Scents" To Your Garden Have you ever taken a drive on a balmy spring day and caught the scent of a stand of lilac bushes? Perhaps in the summer, you have notices a hint of honeysuckle on the air. Scents can bring back powerful, long forgotten memories. It can create marvelous new ones. This article is going to explore some of the choices of scented plants available to gardeners of the Great Lakes Region. Don't let that stop you if you don't live in our neck of the woods! Many of the plants discussed do well all around the United States and Canada. Come and visit for a while, and be prepared to become inspired! garden • fragrant flowers • fragrant plants • plant breeders • dianthus
An English Garden in High Summer Key front row performers for your garden. Covering such plants as old fashioned roses, a host of clematis and other star performers of the summer garden. roses • english roses • english roses • old-fashioned roses • alba roses
I'm a Gertrude Jekyll Wannabe: Mistakes Beginning Gardeners Make Unless you have an estate sized garden, and a small staff of gardeners, some borders are just a bit ambitious. english gardens • garden design • white gardens • color • colour
Mid-summer roses of distinction Mid-summer in England means roses. We have look at some roses old and new for the small garden. old roses • alba roses • english roses • gallica roses
My Garden, the Awkward Adolescent In its adolescence garden gets a sort of confused and awkward look that is as uncomfortable for it as it is for the viewer - and it's going to take some tough love to straighten that out. gardens • adolescent • dividing • perennials
Roses the Organic Way Roses may not seem like the ideal candidate for organic gardening...but there are numerous effective non-toxic methods of controlling rose pests and diseases. roses • organic gardening • roses organically • black spot • powdery mildew
The Accidental Gardener This month is my last article on English Town Gardening and Suite 101. So I look back on my small garden's history and how quite by accident I became a gardener at all. gardening • gardens • town gardening • city gardening • urban gardening
A Rose Garden for Romance A romantic rose garden - the kind we see in films and read about in novels - somehow just isn't one of the recipes you find in garden design books. So I've conconcted my own! romance garden • romance gardens • romantic gardens • roses • rose
Roses for Thanksgiving Roses aren't just a summer flower. If you pick the right roses and prune them at the right time, you can enjoy their splendid blooms deep into fall. roses • fall pruning of roses • hybrid tea roses • english roses • granada
Secrets to an Almost Instant Secret Garden Some quick growing plants that will help you to create a feeling of privacy in your garden.
Tapping into Trends - The Designer Plants of 1999 First we had designer gowns - originals by Dior, Chanel and the like. Then we had - designer jeans?? Not long ago I could swear I saw designer toilet paper in some upscale boutique. So why not designer plants? We already have the designers. Most people know them as hybridizers - and a few have achieved designer status. hybridizers • hybrids • plants • designer
The RHS comes north The Royal Horticultural Society comes to the north-west of England. With so many town and urban gardeners close by, including myself, this was an event not to miss. rhs • town gardening • town gardens • garden shows • exhibitions
Workhorses and Soul Satisfiers - Plants I'd Never Give up. There are some plants a gardener simply can't do without. More than pretty fillers of spaces, these guys do double or even triple duty in extending our gardening pleasure. garden • favourites • favorites • nasturtium • lavender
An Almost No Work Sunny Garden, Part 1 Let's start with the basics - plants that ask little and give big - filling spaces with year round interest and few requirements - and some that even help you with your gardening work! This week we look at shrubs, vines and groundcovers for an almost no work garden. Next week we'll fill in the blanks with flowers.
Bareroot Roses - beginner style! How to plant the roses that come in those little boxes. They are cheap, and some will tell you they're easy, but there are a few tips and tricks that are good to keep in mind. rose • planting • bare-root • roots • organic
Spring Gardens: Problems and Promises The anxiously awaited green things are peeping through the mulch - along with a few less pleasant surprises. Here we go again - Gardening time! |
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