How to Deadhead Roses
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You may not read this but, your explanation of how to, why and where to deadhead a rose bush is the best I've found on UA-cam. Thank you.❤
if you don't hurry up and prune those I'm going to scream 🤯
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Agreed!!! ❤
Of course, I enjoyed another one of your educational videos. Do you know I’ve had roses since 1999, and I’ve been doing it all wrong all those years. I didn’t dead head, I was chopping up my bush. You see, your videos are so very helpful. Thank you so much for taking the time to make them. I always enjoy them.
Thank you so much!!! You are the first person to actually reallly explain how to cut/deadhead roses for more blooms.. I ruined all 8 of my knock roses a few years back because I didn’t know how to trim them correctly. I planted 3 new roses bushes in another area (thinking it was the area they were in, (although both are in sunny locations) but now that Ive watched your video and I’m about to go deadhead properly!!!!!! I can’t wait to see them bloom more roses for me!
BEST, MOST HELPFUL DEADHEAD VIDEO I'VE FOUND! THANK YOU!
Laura, you’ve taught me so much about gardening and I’ve enjoyed learning from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and time. I’ve worked putting in beds and purchased so many new plants this year because you inspire me. Thank you
Check this 10 feet tall white rose Iceberg ua-cam.com/video/kasy0hLsJvI/v-deo.html
Thanks for the 5 leaf rule. My buds are all outward and beautiful now.
Check this 10 feet tall white rose Iceberg ua-cam.com/video/kasy0hLsJvI/v-deo.html
Laura, I'm fairly new to being able to enjoy and play int the yard full time. I have 1 acre in the back yard just waiting for me and have so much to learn. I would never have known where to start without your help. So grateful for your teachings in everything about gardening, all aspects of it .I love all the knowledge you provide. Best video I've ever seen on rose's. This will be my first year of trying to prune/deadhead correctly as you demonstrated. I am addicted to watching the video's old and new, then wanting to try out what I've learned .
Thank you from all of us who are "just beginning".
I share this video all the time to people because it’s still my favorite rose pruning video. It’s so detailed and filmed well.
I did this to my 2 year old rose bush in a pot .( my daughter near cried how much I cut off) next min well 3 weeks later I have new shoots and two new buds ... thank you form Queensland Australia
Thanks for the info because I didn't know about the 5-leaf rule.
Debbie Vaughn
rose deadhead cut
Informative and helpful! I would love to see a close up of your cuts because I am not 100 percent clear on which direction the cut slope should be. I'm a new rose owner and need a little tighter visual!
Omg thank you for this video. My bf gave me a mini rose for Valentine's Day (because they will last longer than a bouquet and also because we've been wanting to get some houseplants). The only trouble is, I never learned how to care for roses! My grandfather had rose bushes while I was growing up, so I know sometimes they can look dead but then grow back beautifully and so began my UA-cam video quest. Your video was the first I came across that got right into what I needed to know - how to prune roses. And you explain why you do it a certain way! I love knowing the "why" behind a "how." So again, thank you for the video! I hope you are still active on UA-cam, as I have just subscribed thanks to this informative video!
So today I learned about something called “deadheading” never heard the term the whole 62 years of my life! Awesome tutorial thanks!!!
This has been the most helpful rose pruning video I've seen. Thank you!
Wow, I definitely learnt something today. I've been dead heading and pruning my roses by gut feel, so it is really neat to know there are some guidelines I can follow to help my roses grow and produce better. Thank you so much for sharing the tips. :)
@montanadoctor "Learnt" is British English, where "learned" is less common. Like "spelt" and "spelled".
Check this 10 feet tall white rose Iceberg ua-cam.com/video/kasy0hLsJvI/v-deo.html
Vicki Zeimen Hello! Thanks for watching our videos! :) Your climbing rose may not be blooming for various reasons- one is not fertilizing. Roses need a high phosphorus fertilizer (I like Espoma RoseTone). Apply according the directions (I usually feed mine 3-4 times per season). It may also stop blooming if it's undergoing any kind of drought, so make sure it's getting enough water. It may have something to do with the rejuvination pruning you gave it last fall, too. It may just need some time to build up enough energy to bloom. I usually only prune up my climbing roses to shape, cutting out any dead canes and shaping it up nicely- I rarely cut them all the way back. Hope that helps! :) ~Laura
thank you for sharing this video
Garden Answer hi laura! could u maybe make a video on how to care for miniature roses? i bought one but i have no idea on how to care for it. thx if u make that video.
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Thank you! Of all the videos I've watched on deadheading climbing roses, this is the best one. Your explanations and examples are very helpful.
I've totally been pruning my roses wrong :( I'm glad I saw this now.
Wow! I have always had the worst experiences trying to garden, even with potted plants... I tried them all. I try with all my heart but even cactus, aloe vera and bamboo cannot survive my skills. I am an educated and academic person...do not think less of me...I researched what and how to care for them. Your video somehow clarified for me the natural process of the growth pattern of the rose. I am so excited to learn more from all your videos! Thank you for your video and the abundance of useful information you freely share and clearly demonstrate. I have knowledge-based hope now! Yay!!! Thank you.
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I can't believe I've just come across this again. I looked on YT for pruning roses and up popped Garden Answer and Laura. Been an avid watcher ever since
Best search I ever made 😊
I use the five leaf rule all the time and it actually keeps my tree roses in a nice shape.
This was the video that got me hooked onto Garden Answer, and gardening!
Always love Laura’s instructional videos and garden tours.
Thank you for this informative video! I did not know about the 5 leaf rule either. Love your videos. They are so helpful! ❤️
Thank you for all the info on how to tell when is ripe so helpful 😊
I CAN'T STOP WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS THEY HAVE HELPED ME SO MUCH. THANK YOU.
After reading quite a few articles about deadheading and watching a couple of videos, I still had no idea how to do it properly! Thank you, I finally understand 😊
Thank you! Super helpful for a new rose grower!
Thank You for being so upbeat. Your always sooooo Not Boring. You have the beautiful show. Love You.❤️🎊🎉
Thank you Laura for this video! 😄 i did everything you taught specially the 5 leaves rules, it now growing many shoots and i see some bud now. It has chlorosis problem and i dont know what it was, i thought it was because of the hot sun. I found your other video about chlorosis problem on roses, now i know what the problem. Thank you 🙏❤️
Great presentation as always. I love David Austin's and Heritage Roses. Wish you would do a special on them. I use a liquid system drench that helps combat mildew, black spot and bugs. Wish they would come out with a systemic drench to deter deer. Spraying is a pain.
Hayy I watched your vedio before two three months and tries your method.Im suprised by your method.Its working .Im getiing lot of roses on my plant now thanks to u...love uuu 😍😍
You’re videos are very helpful and enjoyable to watch! Thank you for being such a blessing, so glad I found your UA-cam channel!
I learned about light summer pruning and using pruning as a method to shape the rose (prune on a 5 leaf that is pointing outwards). Great info thanks..
About 5yrs ago, I decided to "adopt" my parents unproductive anniversary Rose in our garden, which was essentially 2 very sorry looking sticks in the ground.. neither parent is a gardener and so it just kinda sat there year after year doing nothing..
2 rounds of cutting back *hard* and 3 seasons of (mostly) unhindered growth have left us with a 6.5ft tall bush, kempt and spacey, with _multiple_ stems.
Produced some flowers the last few years (bloomed all year, last year) - but this year's first bloom has *22* beautiful, fat, white roses on it and is *covered* in new, young buds
Its looking a bit "leggy" now, with some stems starting to lean, so just back to refresh the pruning do's and don't's before cutting back again at the end of the season
I have next to no idea what I'm doing and I've managed (with the help of people like you) to grow something truly beautiful.. don't doubt yourselves! Get out there and start planting! ❤
I haven't had roses in years, and we just planted ten! This is exactly the way I learned to deadhead them, but I could not remember all the details. Thank you!
So appreciate you keeping these videos available! So helpful to revisit them!
When I moved into this bungalow, there where a lot of unhealthy, unhappy roses. Now I’m not a rose plant person, I don’t choose a rose for planting. I don’t know why probably because they need care. However I didn’t want to dig up a dozen rose bushes out. So the last few years I have been treating them them with uncle toms rose tonic to help with black spot. Which was rife on all the roses. They had an extreme prune in December the year i moved here, and have continued with a good prune each year, a good feed throughout the year.they are looking much healthier but I’m no expert so having watched this I now know the 5leaf rule. And how to get the rose to flower outward. Thank you I will make sure this new knowledge is put to good use.
You are so thorough which I absolutely LOVE!!!!! Thank you for explaining everything!
Im stunned! I've worked in nurseries (one, a rose specialist!) for nearly 18 years and this is the FIRST time I've ever heard of the 5 leaves rule! Why is this not more known! I live in Australia, maybe that has something to do with it? We are just transitioning into Spring, so I will be implementing this rule from now on!
Just got a rose bush. Now I know how to prune or dead head as needed. Thank you.
I love watching your videos. All of them are so full of information. Particularly this one as I am a big fan of David Austin roses and got got a few in containers. This video has showed the perfect way of pruning roses.. Very useful for me as I am a beginner and was afraid to any light summer pruning.. Thanks a lot for your video.
Thanks for making the video. First year with roses ✊🏽✊🏽
Thank you for such clear instructions.
Thank you so much for the 5 leaf rule for deadheading roses.
This is a great video - as a newbie to roses this is exactly the kind of guidance I needed. I have several roses all different types and requirements. My climber has not faired well but the others are doing great thanks to this. Thank you :)
Thanks for putting this out, I work at a large rose nursery and that's one of the most info tell my customers. It's funny most are all in but some are, no way,too much work! 😉
Best, simple video. So easy to understand. Built my confidence, too.
Thank you. 💐
Thanks for the great video. Just bought our first home with lots of rose bushes and have been wondering if I've been dead-heading them correctly. They are now re-blooming so I did OK but now I have a better knowledge! One more question: When should I trim them last to allow time for rose hip production? (Helena, MT)
Very nice, that was the most coherent explanation I have ever heard on pruning.
I so appreciate your videos, Laura! Question: How deep should I plant my roses? I have read conflicting advice...bury the root ball or leave it exposed. Thanks for your help!
Thank you so much for this. I am slowly trying to get better and knowledgeable with gardening. I have more trees at the moment but I am expanding little by little. I truly enjoy your passion with plants and love that you share the knowledge.
+Amber Davis Thank you so much for such a sweet comment! I think we are all learning as we go, that's what keeps gardening fun! :) Glad to hear that you are enjoying the process! ~Laura
That was the best and easiest explanation I have seen. Thank you great job.
Laura, you are one of the sweetest girl of your time. We love you from India 😘😘😘
Absolutely beautiful! Blessing to all as we remember that Jesus is the reason for the season. Thank you for sharing your family and the love of growing all things beautiful. Merry Christmas!
Wow, I learned a lot about pruning roses!!!
Love all the petals. You can make rosewater with them, which then can be used to clean your skin every day. Such a wonderful thing for your skin. I love it and need to make more for myself.
can you teach me how to make rosewater?
finally! I always knew you had to cut at an angle but never knew why... so that water can easily shed off, thank you
Perfect video...I've heard a variety of ways to do this and her explanation is the best!
Thank you for this video. I have 2 rose bushes and this is going to be extremely helpful because I was doing it all wrong. Question, how or do you have problems with beetles and black spot? If so how do you handle it?
Thank you so much for this video. I've learnt loads. Didn't know about the 5 leaf rule. I'll be doing that from now on. Top job, thanks, all the way from the other side of the pond.
Very helpful. We learn where to cut and how, to make it grow the more! Cutting is helping to grow- oh, it is such fun! Thank you.
I love your videos!!!!! Could you do a video on how to grow roses from cuttings?
Thank you, Laura. J need to do that tomorrow morning to my roses. How about climbing roses? There are so many roses
Thanks for the helpful instructions. A project idea for you to consider. I'm thinking of getting a couple of medium size shrub roses to grow in pots. It'd help a lot if you introduced some such roses that can grow well in pots, especially antique style ones and in light, pale colours (like in old floral still life paintings). The one in this video is not like that but very lovely as well.
You could check out Oscar Petersen bush type roses.
Good to see how you did this close up. Great video from France.
Thank you! Do you have videos on pruning or trimming Hydrangeas and Azaleas?
I love your videos they have inspired me to begin gardening more. I just purchased my first David Austin roses and would really appreciate a video on how you plant and care for yours.
Do you have advice on how/when to prune climbing roses? I have them in pots on the balcony and they survive the winter(Southern Ontario, Canada.) They are getting ready to bloom now, so just want to know when I should do some pruning and deadheading.
I've had my roses for about 25 years and I've noticed some of my roses don't smell as sweet as they used to .. I feed them like once a month ?
Great info. I'm always struggling on where to cut. I am also a huge fan of David Austin Rose's. I live in southern Manitoba which is zone 3a,maybe 4 in protected spots, but I do have a couple of his roses. I would love it if you would do a video on David Austin roses sometime.
Learned a LOT from this one, thank you.
I wish I could hire you to come give me advice for my new flower and rose garden, lol! Have you written a book yet?
Amazing video!! 😍😍 we have a couple of rose gardens and I am deadheading for the very first time as I type this having just watched your video… We have a significant percentage of our white and other pale pink roses that have spots on them… When the bloom is shaken, no petals fall off but I’m curious if they should be deadheaded anyway because of the spotting…
Thank you from a new BIG fan!
I find this funny. My told me that her mother always said to cut roses back to the first five leaf. She was right! This is what I’ve always done and they bloom all the time.
Best rose pruning video & explanation I've seen -- TY. Perhaps you could do further instruction on care of David Austin roses.
Wow! I can't believe how windy it gets there. We'll pull and pray for you, and all planted seeds will make it 🙏.
My fiance just surprised me with a knock out rose and I see one of the blooms is done. So I'm coming on to learn if I need to dead head or not. Thanks for the info.
super helpful video, recently bought some roses and have yet to deadhead them because I didn't know what i was doing. thank you :)
I just bought my first roses so this was great. One question, how do you know when to deadhead? I have a few blooms on the 2 rose bushes I just planted. After the rose blooms do I give it a few days and then do this?
Awesome will definitely be dead heading my roses this way from now on!!
Thank you for the roses information! I LOVE roses, but I'm so intimidated by them!
I didn’t know the 5 leaf rule. Thank you. Does this also apply for miniature roses?
Yes!!!!
my rose gets 1-2 offshoots every spring. They come up quickly from the base in a straight branch, grow thicker and faster than the older branches, and support blooms. They also has 10x more thorns than the rest of the bush. Should I let these grow when they appear or cut them off? It seems, altho they do support flowers, they take away from the smaller branches. Love you channy :)
Appreciate all your videos on roses. I love all types roses and trying to grow them in ny garden. Regards from Enga Province Papua NewGuinea
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You did an amzing job of explaining why and how. So many great tips! Thank you/!
Thank you nice precise and informative.
All the best and God bless💜
Thanks. I have one rosebush that grows crazy every year. My hubby just chops it off.
Very helpful as I never did know how to treat my roses. I have the Dave Austin so going to check on them now.
Thanks for the Austin tips!
Thanks for the tips. Just got my first climbing rose and had no idea how to deadhead.
Very informational and very enjoyable to watch. Thank you.
How do you know when to deadhead the rose heads? As soon as the petals start to turn a bit brown? Or when it’s very obviously dead? Thanks in advance 👍
Thanks you for a great tour. Congratulations 🎉🎈🎊
Well well well I've been doing it all wrong ... I've been cutting them back to the V on the plant ... thank you for sharing this info Laura 👍🏼🕊
Thank you! It was so helpful and easy to understand!
That rose is still so pretty!
I do wish you would say what Month your working in each time. Love your programs.
This was really helpful. Thank you so much - and for your lovely smile:)
Someone asked me for a cutting of a rose I have. It had a perfect 4' mounded shape and chock full of roses. I wasn't going to be home for a few days so I told him he could take a few for himself. Unfortunately for me, I didn't realize that he didn't really know anything about roses and wanted the cuttings for his wife. When I got home after my trip my rose looked butchered. It was lopsided (whereas before it was a perfect 4' mound) and he had cut the stems almost all the way to the ground beyond the last leaf axle. As a result, the rose, from the front, looks like it has huge indents in it. I really can't believe he did this with such little care about the time and effort I took in growing this rose into this shape over the last 3 years. My questions are what can I do to balance the rose out now. Should I cut the other stems in front to try to eliminate those indents? Should I cut to the ground the stubs he left behind? And, will the plant send up new stems from the root into the front of the plant (where the indents are) if I don't cut the other stems in front?
You are so pretty yourself like your flowers and garden 😊