Never get tired to watch your garden videos

Your garden is inspiring. Thank you for showing us the first blooms - cannot wait for the full flush. Your hard work shows.

Beautiful looking garden and roses, They are the bees knees.

Roses and Japanese maples, hard to think of more glorious plants for the garden.

Stunning! Like paintings come to life. Thank you for sharing this beauty with us.

Stunning

Absolutely beautiful. I also love to potter around the garden first thing in the morning after a night shift and smell the roses, secateurs at the ready for any spent flowers.

The garden is looking so lush and full and wonderful. Love the combination of all the various trees, roses and perennials. A beautiful English garden you have created there.

Your garden is a piece of Heaven 😍😍😍

You have a beautiful garden and I can tell you work very hard and love you flowers!👍😎❤️

Lovely. Good to see your garden after long time

Deinen Rosen garten, Darren, ist wie immer Traumhaft schön! Die vielen schönen Rosen und Blumen ❤eine wunderbare Pracht und diese schöne leuchtende Farben wunderschön! Desdemona Rose ist so bezaubernd und schön ! Ich liebe weiße Rosen 🌹 die sind Reinheit das Herzens ❤Alle Ahorn Bäumchen mit ihren Wunderschöne Blätter sind Faszinierend !!! Danke ❤️ sehr das du deine Rosen Leidenschaft uns geteilt hast!!!!

Compliments! Very beautiful garden.

As usual, I love your garden ! I have Desdemona since winter and she does surprisingly well ! And she is so beautiful and dainty !😍

Absolutely beautiful Darren, your garden tours are always a delight. I also get excited over my Rose's. I've almost fallen into the boarders a few times whilst bending to give them a good sniff 😉 Loving my new Desdemona, she's gorgeous. X

How wonderful to see your lovely garden again, Darren. I've been a fan for years and have derived so much enjoyment from seeing your many beautiful roses.

Here in Ohio, the first fluch of roses is the largest and finest, once summer heat begins, the roses decrease in size because the plant is struggling to remain hydrated. Valerian root, dried and powdered smells like bad socks, but it has a reputation for helping to reduce insomnia, so forgotten, it really does belong in a proper cottage garden. 0:58 Rambling Rector is going to be a veritable "waterfall" of blossoms! 6:00 Hello there Ava sweetie! Happy springtime to you! Less house confinement!🧡🧡 6:30 You have a PROPER English cottage garden populated not merely with wonderful roses, but with gorgeous upreaching perennials and your Japanese maples would meet with Getrude Jekyll and Vita Sackville West's approval, they would both be delighted to have your Japanese maples. 8:38 My Eustacia Vye, in her massive terracotta pot, spent the winter indoors in the 45 degree room, her first flush has passed, now she is loading up again and her fragrance is intoxicating, I can not get near her without stuffing my nose into her petals and inhaling deeply, old rose scent , strong, with menthol under notes, and that illuminated , glow in the center of her blooms is very nice to see. Everyone must have Eustacia Vye. . 8:41 This scene epitomizes the perfect English cottage garden, it looks natural, unplanned, but in fact it IS planned, then , as we know, the best laid plans of mice and men oft go astray, so we as gardeners are sort of driving a vehicle with loose steering that goes APPROXIMATELY where we want it to go 😆😆 These are the good old days, come January, we shall realize that. Thank you for sharing the lovely sight with the world!

Darren it’s Stuart Henry. Ur plants and flowers are beautiful, please get in touch it’s been so long since we spoke and I respect u to much

Somehow, my comment went onto someone else's video! Told some guy I loved his garden and I was looking forward to the summer! He must think I'm mad😂😂😂😂

Ebb Tide 🥰. I love the valerian, too. Hoping to give it a go from seed.

Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden, Darren. I also share a passion for roses and Japanese Maples, amongst lots of other plants! How do you keep the black spot at bay? As you do not use chemicals, do you use a natural spray or do you just remove the diseased leaves? I have downy mildew on my Eustacia Vye, which is a shame as it has a beautiful fragrance and colour. Your Emily Brontë looks fantastic, I am tempted to purchase a bare root plant in the Autumn!

I have Eustasia Vye and Emily Bronte. And neither look anything like yours. I had to train EB like a climbing rose or I got nothing but six foot canes with three flowers on top. I tied it up into a ball and every leaf node turned into three to six flowers with a repeat on about a third. EV is a unique peachy pinky spiny thing. It smells like candy.