Let me know if you have any questions about the roses you’ve seen (or roses in general) I have a VLOG coming up on roses and would love to help answer them!
@@heinkristen1 NEW DAWN is fine in Zone 6. Years ago when I lived in Brooklyn, my elderly next-door neigjbor had a huge plant of N EW DAWN which he brought, along with a Pear Tree, when he migrated from Norway. If it was good in Norway, it sill be fine where you are!
I have several roses in my garden for 16 years. Sadly, they have been forgotten for 8 years. They became thinner and less flowering. Would it be helpful if I start to give some "Rose Food" and more attention by puring? Can they come back to grow new cans from bass nods? Also, I have noticed that some roses have grown newer cans and shoot up faster, they bloom into a different variety than what they were before. I have heard that was the grafted plant died and the original root was wild rose that took it over. However, I have one plant that splits in half; right side of branch(grew the new can years ago) is wild rose and left remains the grafted one. What had happen to it? Is it any way to prevent the grafted die out?
My sister and I have toured Moss Mountain farm twice. The first time, the rose garden was under construction. When we came back, a year or two later, the rose garden was complete but you didn't have the potted plants lining the path from the vegetable garden yet. They look beautiful.
Warm inviting welcoming flowers, the walk toward the sound of water, then a large feast for the eyes! To delight the spirit!! Beautiful layout! Thank y’all kindly🍂
Oh, the scent must be heavenly there! My grandmother had red hedge roses that bordered all the lawn areas on their place, a wonderful childhood memory of picking roses from them.
The Hidden Rose Garden left me speechless. It is beautiful...What a dream. I love to see how you always talk so greatly about each and every plant. I hope I'm able to tour Moss Mountain Farm soon.🥀💕
Professor Smith, i have watched your shows from your first syndicated productions to now. You are truly am amazing curator and great educator of gardening history. Thanks for providing us the opportunity to do fellowship training in gardening with each of your shows.
WOW 🤩 We last saw the rose garden when you first opened it at your last farm-to-table evening event back in May 2011. Way over due for another visit - it's breathtaking seeing everything grown and developed ❤️
Such an amazing and beautiful rose garden. I love how even though Flora is so far from the parapet she still stands out as the focal point. Your mind Sir is so full of knowledge. I could only hope to one day be able to recite that much information about horticultural history. We love that although you have many visitors to Moss Mountain, you will still share this across social media. We hope to one day make the trip to see this magnificent piece of art. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Ohhhhh Allan .... So glorious!!!! What a talent you are !!!! I grow New Dawn ... has become my favorite. I grow New Dawn with Cecile Brunner ... really huge performers, with bi colored butterfly bushes. So romantic. Great vid ! Looking forward to more rose vids !
Very beautiful! 💚💚 I had boxwood once. Didn't like digging between the roots for the weeds growing under the boxwood. The garden looks very English. Not one azalea. We use azaleas as boxwoods I think. At least they bloom once per year.
I love boxwoods. Your design is gorgeous! Thank you for the history of the variety of roses, very interesting indeed. I only have luck with the bushy type in Maryland. 🌸🌱😀
Allen thank you for sharing this video. I know of the area that you speak of in Florence I have been to Florence a few times, it is one of my favorite place to visit. The art there is beautiful. I have been to the HOT SPRINS in Tuscany which is also a beautiful place to visit.🙂
I just love roses but I have a hard time with pruning them and fertilizer.. have you done a video on this? I’m sure you have the will have to check on this.. thank you thank you for all your information with the plants. I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the wonderful work.❤
Beautiful garden everything look ideal and gorgeous. I love roses but this year I have to removed four roses, they all got rosette disease an awful disease.
Hello Mr Smith hope you are doing well. I love this video of your 🌹 garden, roses are dear to my heart beautiful my Mama loved her roses she would of loved visiting your farm. It's on my bucket list to tour your farm in memory of my mama. My question is what is your favorite rose in color, fragrance, and cuttings. Big Tx hugs from South Tx.
The “rose garden tour” never really gets off the ground. It’s mostly just close ups of this guy talking (and someone welding a gate. 😆) A few token shots of actual roses.
I have just recently discovered you and your channel! I am new to roses, have always been scared to grow them because I understand they are fussy. Now, I purchased a Grandiflora (Weeks Roses), called Anna's Promise. Would you please demonstrate the correct way to prune back roses after they have bloomed so they keep flowering. Several people have told me to count down 3 leafs under the spent rose bud you want to prune back, and prune THERE. I don't think I am doing it correctly. Thank you and I plan to visit your farm very soon.
I love roses, too, but I don't care what variety I plant they ALWAYS get black spot and look pitiful! I try to spray once a week with fungicide and it sort of helps. What can I do?! Even Cecil Brunner defoliates from it!
I love your garden!!! I have black spot on the drift roses in front of my house. It has not prevented the roses from blooming. Would you recommend treating it? If so, what would you use?
I have a problem with one rose where the rose has brown on the rose petals and some of the roses won't even open and turn brown. Was wondering what kind of problem this is? Also what can I do to rectify black spot? Thank you. I really enjoyed your tour. Such beautiful roses.
You said oleander and stuff aren’t hardy to zone 8. I live in zone 8 and oleander and tons of other tropical plants grow year round including tropical hibiscus, angel trumpet, etc.
Roses should NEVER be pruned in the winter according to Mike McGraph. This stimulates the rose to produce flowers. McGraph says mail your pruners way far away in the fall and do not receive them until spring.
Portia Holliday - This depends on your climate zone. At Brooklyn Botanic in NYC (Zone 7). our rule was STOP PRUNING ON LABOR DAY. And Spring pruning would start about St. Patrick's Day. You can prune deadwood any time of year - just be sure it's really dead! Allen is in a warmer place...He can grow LADY BANKS for instance, which is really a Southern rose.
@@suzannederringer1607 I'm in Pittsburgh, PA zone 6. We kinda get a sense of when to stop pruning. If I don't think the weather will support another flush of flowers in the fall as hard as it is I don't prune. Of course you can prune deadwood anytime of the year. McGraph in his podcast and now PBS was trying to give the public an impression of when not to prune of course there are always exceptions but the thing that his listeners love about him is that he is VERY binary. We prune when we see the Forsythia bloom. Yes, Lady Banks is typically a southern rose. I lived in TX (20) yrs. In Pittsburgh, PA I have a collection of Kordes roses. As you know they are like Earthkind in TX. My favorite rose is a Canadian rose and an early bloomer Therese Bugnet. Yes, she does sucker but I can never have enough of her. Midas Touch is in my front door circle. These are various plants that I keep a close eye on like my currants and gooseberries. I have a lot of cover crops planted in this circle as well like Buckwheat, Hairy Vetch, and Mighty Mustard. I will soon add Phacelia.
@@portiaholliday8741 i'm in Pittsburgh now, too! You are absolutely right. We're Zone 6.and where I am, on an exposed mountainside, it can be a bit of an Alpine microclimate.. Kordes roses are wonderful.-. As you know, bred for hardiness in Germany and oftrn for public gardens, minimal care. Not always fragrant but, for instance, LAVENDER LASSIE is. THERESE BUGNET and other Rugosa hybrids are THE BEST. Fragrant and indestructible. I haven't been here very long, so.I don't have many Roses yet, but I am concentrating on Pemberton's Hybrid Musks. Which I fell in love with at Brooklyn Botanic. Edwardian elegance! The.first thing I was.sent to.do at BBG was - Late winter pruning of the ring of CLYTEMNESTRA around the Rose Pool. This was a new Rose in 1915 and planted at BBG when they designed the Garden, early 1920s. I fell in love with the graceful form of the old shrubs in March, before there were any leaves or flowers. Then of course I was delighted by the small cluster flowers. But the plants had been rather neglectrd over time. And no longer fashionable. Some years ago -.10? - they ripped out those old CLYTEMNESTRAs and replaced them with - imagine! - the garish, scentless, now-ubiquitous red KNOCKOUT. I was devastated. I hadn't been to visit BBG in some time...where was my CLYTEMNESTRA ??? Actually some of BBG's plants went to ANTIQUE ROSE EMPORIUM in Texas. So.when I moved here, i bought 3 plants of CLYTEMNESTRA ....So now I have the offspring of the plants I worked with at BBG, long ago... Also have 2 each of VANITY and DANAE. And a few other Roses...I am just settling into this space. What I concentrate on - Herbs, Small Fruits, Roses and Bulbs. We've had some nasty Winters here lately - so watxh out for Late Winter kill...don't prune by the Calendar, trust your intuition and observation.
@@suzannederringer1607 Yes, last year I pruned before the forsythia bloomed and of course my roses did fine, but now I wait for the forsythia. I just got the nook book Roses Without Chemicals the author as you know revamped the NY Botanical garden. Roses Unlimited is having their sale June 1st. I got (3) roses from them and even though they arrived in deplorable condition they all survived. I got Midas Touch, Brothers Grimm, and Sundowner. All but Sundowner have bloomed. I like Chamblee Roses. They sent twigs but they ALL made it and they looked healthy when they were sent. That is a shame that the roses were replaced with knockout although I do have (2). The yellow one which was the only fragrant one and a pink one. I am so happy to meet a rosarian in my area. You are familiar with Renziehausen rose garden. I used to belong. My Renee French Filet bush green beans just came. I'm going out to pot them up. I really love planting cover crops. I have recently acquired a few clematis and I'm enjoying them. I ordered roses from Palatine (2) years ago mostly these Kordes and one Our Anniversary. The later did not survive:-( I will look up the roses Vanity and Danae that you mentioned.
@@portiaholliday8741 Sorry I missed the email notificarion on this! WOW - You really are a serious Gardener !!! I'm delighted to meet another Rose Lady here in Pittsburgh. Will text mwith pix tonight. THANKS !!!
Let me know if you have any questions about the roses you’ve seen (or roses in general) I have a VLOG coming up on roses and would love to help answer them!
What a gorgeous garden! May I ask you for a VLOG on irises, my favourite flower? Thanks for the garden tour.
will new dawn rose do well in zone 6
@@heinkristen1 NEW DAWN is fine in Zone 6. Years ago when I lived in Brooklyn, my elderly next-door neigjbor had a huge plant of N EW DAWN which he brought, along with a Pear Tree, when he migrated from Norway. If it was good in Norway, it sill be fine where you are!
I have several roses in my garden for 16 years. Sadly, they have been forgotten for 8 years. They became thinner and less flowering. Would it be helpful if I start to give some "Rose Food" and more attention by puring? Can they come back to grow new cans from bass nods?
Also, I have noticed that some roses have grown newer cans and shoot up faster, they bloom into a different variety than what they were before. I have heard that was the grafted plant died and the original root was wild rose that took it over. However, I have one plant that splits in half; right side of branch(grew the new can years ago) is wild rose and left remains the grafted one. What had happen to it? Is it any way to prevent the grafted die out?
i don't know how to grow roses i plant roses but not so great.
My sister and I have toured Moss Mountain farm twice. The first time, the rose garden was under construction. When we came back, a year or two later, the rose garden was complete but you didn't have the potted plants lining the path from the vegetable garden yet. They look beautiful.
How beautiful. I love black iron gating. Yours is just lovely.the roses are gorgeous. ❤❤❤thankyou
Your knowledge of history is beautiful to me, I love preservation.
Warm inviting welcoming flowers, the walk toward the sound of water, then a large feast for the eyes! To delight the spirit!! Beautiful layout! Thank y’all kindly🍂
This garden has such old world English charm! Just gorgeous....something to emulate for sure. Thanks for sharing sir.
Gorgeous 😍😍 it's like paradise. I'm thinking of planting roses at the front garden, because they are such grateful plants and beautiful.
It's very lovely. Peaceful..calming.
Oh, the scent must be heavenly there! My grandmother had red hedge roses that bordered all the lawn areas on their place, a wonderful childhood memory of picking roses from them.
My great grandfather grew roses thank you for the nice video
The Hidden Rose Garden left me speechless. It is beautiful...What a dream. I love to see how you always talk so greatly about each and every plant. I hope I'm able to tour Moss Mountain Farm soon.🥀💕
Allan: Really think your designs will stand the test of time. Truly historic!!!! Thank you for sharing so generously!
It is a beautiful view....wonderful...
Very beautiful and charming rose garden Allen. You and your designs are one in a million. Thank you soooo much for sharing.
Just beautiful, beautiful.
Love it!! Moss mountain is beautiful
Love love your gate
So beautiful.
So lovely 😊
Professor Smith, i have watched your shows from your first syndicated productions to now. You are truly am amazing curator and great educator of gardening history. Thanks for providing us the opportunity to do fellowship training in gardening with each of your shows.
Thanks you so much . I call this my little relaxing time . I focus so much looking everything that almost feels like I am standing there next to you.
Simply beautiful. Everywhere I looked was something beautiful. Thank you Allen for the tour. Very beautiful.
Enchanting garden, the final view with the river in the back was just breath taking. So much knowledge from the presenter, chapeau.
I will have to visit some day. It's delightful.
WOW 🤩 We last saw the rose garden when you first opened it at your last farm-to-table evening event back in May 2011. Way over due for another visit - it's breathtaking seeing everything grown and developed ❤️
After watching yesterday your construction, and now this! Wow, impressive, so beautiful 😍
All I can say is W.O.W. You are good, at what you do.
Joan Snow thank you Joan. I’m glad you enjoyed it! 💚
I love watching you on UA-cam, you give use great information about all the flower
Such an amazing and beautiful rose garden. I love how even though Flora is so far from the parapet she still stands out as the focal point. Your mind Sir is so full of knowledge. I could only hope to one day be able to recite that much information about horticultural history. We love that although you have many visitors to Moss Mountain, you will still share this across social media. We hope to one day make the trip to see this magnificent piece of art. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
You rock !!!! Gardening hero 🥰
so beautiful
Stunning 😍
What an incredible rose garden. The thought & knowledge behind your designs is beautifully presented. A privelege to behold such beauty
You need a croquet set in that oval. You have done a beautiful job with your home. You should be very proud of yourself.
Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the tour!
Absolutely stunning. The entire video is literally breathtaking.
Beautiful garden !! I too have a rose garden. Not as big but does give me ideas for improvement. Thanks for a great video. ✌🏻❤
Beautiful
Thanks for the lovely tour!
Your noisettes are breathtaking, Allen!
A fantastic layout with such beautiful colors.
Ohhhhh Allan .... So glorious!!!! What a talent you are !!!! I grow New Dawn ... has become my favorite. I grow New Dawn with Cecile Brunner ... really huge performers, with bi colored butterfly bushes. So romantic. Great vid ! Looking forward to more rose vids !
A most stunning garden
Came here to help my gardening... Now I wanna learn masonry so I can have awesome red brick structures like that!!!!
Thank you for sharing the history behind the structures & flowers. Beautiful tour & beautiful garden.
Awesome video!!
HEY ALLEN SMITH, EXCELLENT VIDEO! I LOVE ROSES!
Sasha thank you Sasha. 💚
I just watched this video, enjoyed every moment, thank you.
The garden is beautious! What great work and design you have achieved.. It's a shame we do not have smell-o-vision!
Absolutely beautiful
green garden colourful roses and the twingkling stars.
Very beautiful! 💚💚 I had boxwood once. Didn't like digging between the roots for the weeds growing under the boxwood. The garden looks very English. Not one azalea. We use azaleas as boxwoods I think. At least they bloom once per year.
I love boxwoods. Your design is gorgeous! Thank you for the history of the variety of roses, very interesting indeed. I only have luck with the bushy type in Maryland. 🌸🌱😀
Allen thank you for sharing this video. I know of the area that you speak of in Florence I have been to Florence a few times, it is one of my favorite place to visit. The art there is beautiful. I have been to the HOT SPRINS in Tuscany which is also a beautiful place to visit.🙂
Exquisite
Lovely!
I love it and I’d love to visit from Texas
Your gardens are beautiful.
U have superb taste. I'm going crazy 🥰
Love from Waco, Tx!
Thank you so much! 🌞
You inspire me to go plant a rose! Thank you for sharing your magnificent garden! :-)
I just love roses but I have a hard time with pruning them and fertilizer.. have you done a video on this? I’m sure you have the will have to check on this.. thank you thank you for all your information with the plants. I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the wonderful work.❤
WONDERFUL!!! Watched it twice back to back, and I don't even like roses(or so I thought).
Beautiful garden everything look ideal and gorgeous.
I love roses but this year I have to removed four roses, they all got rosette disease an awful disease.
Lorena Arias 😩
✨Love it 💖✨!
Hello Mr Smith hope you are doing well. I love this video of your 🌹 garden, roses are dear to my heart beautiful my Mama loved her roses she would of loved visiting your farm. It's on my bucket list to tour your farm in memory of my mama. My question is what is your favorite rose in color, fragrance, and cuttings. Big Tx hugs from South Tx.
I would love ❤️ to visit!!!
The “rose garden tour” never really gets off the ground. It’s mostly just close ups of this guy talking (and someone welding a gate. 😆)
A few token shots of actual roses.
I started making rose water and jellies. Would love to know more of the heirloom collection of yours! Which is the most fragrant varieties you prefer?
❤️🌹❤️🌷❤️🌹❤️🌷❤️🌹❤️🌷❤️
New dawn only blooms once in Texas.
My is to be in you fabulous garden sending love from New Jersey 😍😍😍😍
I have just recently discovered you and your channel! I am new to roses, have always been scared to grow them because I understand they are fussy. Now, I purchased a Grandiflora (Weeks Roses), called Anna's Promise. Would you please demonstrate the correct way to prune back roses after they have bloomed so they keep flowering. Several people have told me to count down 3 leafs under the spent rose bud you want to prune back, and prune THERE. I don't think I am doing it correctly. Thank you and I plan to visit your farm very soon.
Love your site. This was perfect for me. Could you share with me how you plant your roses and clematis together? I would appreciate it. Thanks
I love roses, too, but I don't care what variety I plant they ALWAYS get black spot and look pitiful! I try to spray once a week with fungicide and it sort of helps. What can I do?! Even Cecil Brunner defoliates from it!
P. Allen, when planting roses what are your thoughts of the Bare Root compared to Potted Roses you buy in nurseries? Love your videos.
I love your garden!!! I have black spot on the drift roses in front of my house. It has not prevented the roses from blooming. Would you recommend treating it? If so, what would you use?
I have a problem with one rose where the rose has brown on the rose petals and some of the roses won't even open and turn brown. Was wondering what kind of problem this is? Also what can I do to rectify black spot? Thank you.
I really enjoyed your tour. Such beautiful roses.
Japanese beetles get mine every year.
Do u use any chemicals on the roses.? Do u make natural sprays. ROSE garden very beautiful geel like I am in England.
I want to grow tulips here in India, ☹️☹️
You said oleander and stuff aren’t hardy to zone 8. I live in zone 8 and oleander and tons of other tropical plants grow year round including tropical hibiscus, angel trumpet, etc.
Luciano Brancato awesome! 👏🏻 I still can’t in good conscious tell people it’s hardy though.
Does the agave have to be moved in during the winter?
The editor overdid green colour saturation😬😅
need pink roses
what do you use as your edger for outlining the beds.
I have a david austin rose thats a climber, how do i make it drape over a fence?
What do you mean by 4k ?
I so love you dear Plz let me know where I can visit your beautiful gardens
CLICK HERE: www.pallensmith.com/tours We'd love for you to come visit.
Visitors allowed there?
Where is this?
What's your first name???
Roses should NEVER be pruned in the winter according to Mike McGraph. This stimulates the rose to produce flowers. McGraph says mail your pruners way far away in the fall and do not receive them until spring.
Portia Holliday - This depends on your climate zone. At Brooklyn Botanic in NYC (Zone 7). our rule was STOP PRUNING ON LABOR DAY. And Spring pruning would start about St. Patrick's Day. You can prune deadwood any time of year - just be sure it's really dead!
Allen is in a warmer place...He can grow LADY BANKS for instance, which is really a Southern rose.
@@suzannederringer1607 I'm in Pittsburgh, PA zone 6. We kinda get a sense of when to stop pruning. If I don't think the weather will support another flush of flowers in the fall as hard as it is I don't prune. Of course you can prune deadwood anytime of the year. McGraph in his podcast and now PBS was trying to give the public an impression of when not to prune of course there are always exceptions but the thing that his listeners love about him is that he is VERY binary. We prune when we see the Forsythia bloom. Yes, Lady Banks is typically a southern rose. I lived in TX (20) yrs. In Pittsburgh, PA I have a collection of Kordes roses. As you know they are like Earthkind in TX. My favorite rose is a Canadian rose and an early bloomer Therese Bugnet. Yes, she does sucker but I can never have enough of her. Midas Touch is in my front door circle. These are various plants that I keep a close eye on like my currants and gooseberries. I have a lot of cover crops planted in this circle as well like Buckwheat, Hairy Vetch, and Mighty Mustard. I will soon add Phacelia.
@@portiaholliday8741 i'm in Pittsburgh now, too! You are absolutely right. We're Zone 6.and where I am, on an exposed mountainside, it can be a bit of an Alpine microclimate..
Kordes roses are wonderful.-. As you know, bred for hardiness in Germany and oftrn for public gardens, minimal care. Not always fragrant but, for instance, LAVENDER LASSIE is. THERESE BUGNET and other Rugosa hybrids are THE BEST. Fragrant and indestructible.
I haven't been here very long, so.I don't have many Roses yet, but I am concentrating on Pemberton's Hybrid Musks. Which I fell in love with at Brooklyn Botanic. Edwardian elegance! The.first thing I was.sent to.do at BBG was - Late winter pruning of the ring of CLYTEMNESTRA around the Rose Pool. This was a new Rose in 1915 and planted at BBG when they designed the Garden, early 1920s. I fell in love with the graceful form of the old shrubs in March, before there were any leaves or flowers. Then of course I was delighted by the small cluster flowers.
But the plants had been rather neglectrd over time. And no longer fashionable. Some years ago -.10? - they ripped out those old CLYTEMNESTRAs and replaced them with - imagine! - the garish, scentless, now-ubiquitous red KNOCKOUT. I was devastated. I hadn't been to visit BBG in some time...where was my CLYTEMNESTRA ???
Actually some of BBG's plants went to ANTIQUE ROSE EMPORIUM in Texas. So.when I moved here, i bought 3 plants of CLYTEMNESTRA ....So now I have the offspring of the plants I worked with at BBG, long ago...
Also have 2 each of VANITY and DANAE. And a few other Roses...I am just settling into this space. What I concentrate on - Herbs, Small Fruits, Roses and Bulbs.
We've had some nasty Winters here lately - so watxh out for Late Winter kill...don't prune by the Calendar, trust your intuition and observation.
@@suzannederringer1607 Yes, last year I pruned before the forsythia bloomed and of course my roses did fine, but now I wait for the forsythia. I just got the nook book Roses Without Chemicals the author as you know revamped the NY Botanical garden. Roses Unlimited is having their sale June 1st. I got (3) roses from them and even though they arrived in deplorable condition they all survived. I got Midas Touch, Brothers Grimm, and Sundowner. All but Sundowner have bloomed. I like Chamblee Roses. They sent twigs but they ALL made it and they looked healthy when they were sent. That is a shame that the roses were replaced with knockout although I do have (2). The yellow one which was the only fragrant one and a pink one. I am so happy to meet a rosarian in my area. You are familiar with Renziehausen rose garden. I used to belong.
My Renee French Filet bush green beans just came. I'm going out to pot them up. I really love planting cover crops. I have recently acquired a few clematis and I'm enjoying them. I ordered roses from Palatine (2) years ago mostly these Kordes and one Our Anniversary. The later did not survive:-( I will look up the roses Vanity and Danae that you mentioned.
@@portiaholliday8741 Sorry I missed the email notificarion on this! WOW - You really are a serious Gardener !!!
I'm delighted to meet another Rose Lady here in Pittsburgh. Will text mwith pix tonight. THANKS !!!
I see you all the time....not so much the garden!
I felt boring.. Its more talking than to show how beautiful the garden is... Disappointed.
Beautiful