They look great, Artist.

Just stunning

What is the apricot coloured rose? It is so pretty.

How much sun do they get? Looks so peaceful!

Great video! Everything looks so healthy!

Very nice. Keep them healthy.

Very pretty, Artist! You do much better with roses in pots than I do. I am really liking your EDI.

@davidchance

The apricot colored rose is Easy Does It. He looks a lot more vibrant in the landscape in reality than it does here in the light I did this video. It really is a great rose. The blooms get so heavy that it kind of requires staking, but otherwise, I love it.

Sun?...They get quite a bit probably. Morning sun and part of the afternoon, until about 2 or so, and then again later afternoon some.

@judi,

Somehow I do better with pots as I seem to control their conditions better. I have everything set up so that it is easy for me to water them daily and fast, no tree root competition, or heavy clay soil, etc.

The potted roses give me most blooms.

Beautiful roses 🤩

Nice video.

Robust roses, bespeaking container wizardry.

Can you provide timestamp for Beverly with buds? I missed that.

Beautiful! But I need someone to tell me the names of the roses as they are being shown. :-)

Is that Olivia next to PP?

@rifis (zone 6b-7a NJ),

Would you mind clarifying about Beverly? Wdym by timestamp? :)

@mmmm,

Unfortunately, I am a complete novice with YT videos but here they are again in order of showing (as specified in the OP):

South Africa --> Easy Does It --> Belinda's Dream --> Plum Perfect --> Olivia Rose Austin --> Beverly with buds --> Climbing Pinkie.

@greenstoat7b

Yes, Olivia is at the right of PP.

Timestamp:

I looked again, and saw Beverly this time. Fleetingly - at 1:07, and again at 1:15. Big fat buds, like peony buds. And thank you, I learned something new just now: wdym. I don’t get out much.

Olivia looks wonderful. How does she do later in the season? Do you spray anti-fungals? I don’t remember.

@rifis

During the roughtly 3-4 yeard I've had her, my potted Olivia has done exceptionally well in its first flush in Spring but then only blooms sporadically thereafter. Maybe a bit better in Fall but never quite like the first time in season.

Perhaps I should expect all Austins to be glorious in spring but not during our southern summers since they were not bread for such a climate.

But I don't know, maybe other southerners have Austins they can make sing in the summer.

Briefly, she is glorious in Spring but later, not really.

And yes, I spray a bit of anti-fungal early in the season and then maybe once more for prevention, but I'm definitely not doing that every ten days, as recommended.

Not in a thousand years would I spend time outside in this heat, bitten by mosquitos, to spray roses in the summer.

After May, I wish them the best from indoors, I just go outside and water them to the best of my abilities. It's easy to do that with those in pots. I have 4 bushes in the ground too (in the front) and some Drifts, and those get less watering because it is less handy for me.