I love the crunch the rose canes make, I love to watch rose fully flush out after being super pruned it’s so cool to watch the red foliage harden off to dark green
Excellent information!! I just received my first 2 Heirloom Roses and I am so excited to get them in the ground!! These plants are just beautiful, super healthy and packaged remarkably well 🥰
Love your videos! I appreciate you taking the time to make rose care more accessible. I'm revisiting this video to do my fall pruning now 😊 great info and straight to the point. Thanks!
Do you prune back climbing roses to that 2 ft height? And why does your article “Protect Roses for the Winter” say "Before winter arrives, be sure your roses: Have not been pruned, which would stimulate new growth in the winter." That completely contradicts what you say/do in this video.... I'm confused!
Hello! Good Questions, Here is a link to an article with more information on winterizing your roses. www.heirloomroses.com/info/protecting-roses-for-winter I hope this helps!
Hi, i need help here about my rose that i planted this summer. I bought a bareroot rose from walmart, they're floribonda, hybrid tea rose and bush rose. They're thriving and had tons of flowers and new stalks coming with flowers. Should i follow this steps or i need a different technique? Im here in MI 5a zone...
Hello! This is handy and quick definitely but wont it affect the overall appearance of a rose bush since many branches will grow inside , instead of out as you didnt cut them to outer bud?
Hello! Yes, here is a link to a follow-up video showing how to shape your rose after this less-detailed prune. I hope this helps! ua-cam.com/video/0ZFRKz5rPME/v-deo.html
Hello, in the video, we pruned down the rose lightly to give it a more manageable shape in preparation for the spring. In the spring, we recommend doing a much more thorough pruning that will encourage new growth for your rose.heirloomroses.com/blogs/how-to-articles/pruning?_gl=1*1ib9irb*_up*MQ..*_gs*MQ..&gclid=CjwKCAiA0rW6BhAcEiwAQH28ItqD3aKtHSRchAtULrXZQmaQO8fZQjID1-NaXrh_7mfEOTmPEvIJfRoCKH0QAvD_BwE
@ thank you Ben. I’d have never thought of cutting the branches down as I’ve been eager for my plants to grow. I have quite a few DA roses from heirloom roses and they are only about 6 months old and about 12 to 14 inches. I’m in zone 8. Do I still need to prune them.? If so how long will they take to grow and bloom?
I live on Eastcoast and winter here can be very brutal. Do I have to cover my roses with burlap after pruning and fungicide treatment? Please advice. Thank you....
Hi there! Our own-root roses are hardy and should last through harsh winters. Here's more information on winter care: heirloomroses.com/blogs/how-to-articles/protecting-roses-for-winter
I can't see how a hedge trimmer is better than a sharp pair of loppers.. the cut ends of the canes were destroyed. Faster maybe but pretty destructive.
Thank you. I was freaking out what and how I should do it.
Would appreciate videos on those of us who experience 110+ degree summers as well if possible. 👍
I love the crunch the rose canes make, I love to watch rose fully flush out after being super pruned it’s so cool to watch the red foliage harden off to dark green
Excellent information!! I just received my first 2 Heirloom Roses and I am so excited to get them in the ground!! These plants are just beautiful, super healthy and packaged remarkably well 🥰
Love your videos! I appreciate you taking the time to make rose care more accessible. I'm revisiting this video to do my fall pruning now 😊 great info and straight to the point. Thanks!
So glad I picked this video becuz I have the same rose bush!
Sweet! I will have to put a hedge trimmer in my wish list for Christmas!
This rose is an excellent condition!
Here in Israel the season of complete fine pruning has already started:)
Do you prune back climbing roses to that 2 ft height? And why does your article “Protect Roses for the Winter” say "Before winter arrives, be sure your roses: Have not been pruned, which would stimulate new growth in the winter." That completely contradicts what you say/do in this video.... I'm confused!
Me too! Confusing!
Hello! Good Questions, Here is a link to an article with more information on winterizing your roses. www.heirloomroses.com/info/protecting-roses-for-winter I hope this helps!
Thank you for sharing.
Hi, i need help here about my rose that i planted this summer. I bought a bareroot rose from walmart, they're floribonda, hybrid tea rose and bush rose. They're thriving and had tons of flowers and new stalks coming with flowers. Should i follow this steps or i need a different technique? Im here in MI 5a zone...
Good question! yes, you can follow this technique for winterizing your rose.
Great advice for a shrub rose. What about climbers??
It is now December, I am in Indiana. Can I do this now? Will it hurt my roses?
I’m shocked. But maybe I will consider and will get some of that spray.
Hello! This is handy and quick definitely but wont it affect the overall appearance of a rose bush since many branches will grow inside , instead of out as you didnt cut them to outer bud?
Hello! Yes, here is a link to a follow-up video showing how to shape your rose after this less-detailed prune. I hope this helps! ua-cam.com/video/0ZFRKz5rPME/v-deo.html
Why did you cut the rose bush? I m a few from HR and can’t wait for them to grow. It’s been 6 months and they have not grown much at all
Hello, in the video, we pruned down the rose lightly to give it a more manageable shape in preparation for the spring. In the spring, we recommend doing a much more thorough pruning that will encourage new growth for your rose.heirloomroses.com/blogs/how-to-articles/pruning?_gl=1*1ib9irb*_up*MQ..*_gs*MQ..&gclid=CjwKCAiA0rW6BhAcEiwAQH28ItqD3aKtHSRchAtULrXZQmaQO8fZQjID1-NaXrh_7mfEOTmPEvIJfRoCKH0QAvD_BwE
@ thank you Ben. I’d have never thought of cutting the branches down as I’ve been eager for my plants to grow. I have quite a few DA roses from heirloom roses and they are only about 6 months old and about 12 to 14 inches. I’m in zone 8. Do I still need to prune them.? If so how long will they take to grow and bloom?
Thank you a lot! From where i can get these sprays in sweden?
Hi, unfortunately we do not ship our products to Sweden. I would try your local garden center, or looking online.
I live on Eastcoast and winter here can be very brutal. Do I have to cover my roses with burlap after pruning and fungicide treatment? Please advice. Thank you....
Hi there! Our own-root roses are hardy and should last through harsh winters. Here's more information on winter care: heirloomroses.com/blogs/how-to-articles/protecting-roses-for-winter
hi,i'm new to growing rose and i'm confuse of when to prune my roses
Hello! good question, we recommend pruning in late fall and early spring.
@@heirloomroses thank you
I can't see how a hedge trimmer is better than a sharp pair of loppers.. the cut ends of the canes were destroyed. Faster maybe but pretty destructive.
Peat moss around the base?
Yes! Peat moss should work as an effective mulch.
@@heirloomroses Thank You.
This hurts to watch.
Lil' late!