Bare Root Roses : What are they and why you should buy them!
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2023
- In this video I share what bare-root roses are as well as why I think you should be buying them. I also share my opinion on what to look for when looking to purchase them. The rose featured in this video is Moonlight In Paris, which I purchased from Walmart.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I recently ordered Moonlight in Paris online. Then I was able to find a second bareroot rose at Walmart after watching your video. It's doing well.
I’m so glad I was able to pass that info on to you!! Best wishes on your roses this year 🥰
@@thegrace-filledgarden would love to see update on this rose, and yours @Brandii657 :) i just got two today
Thanks for the info. I LOVE roses!
Absolutely! The are definitely one of my favorite flowers! 🥰
That was an excellent excellent video, and I agree with every single single word you said!
Well thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it ☺️ thanks for watching!
The BEST is from SAMS CLUB. I should say variety. They have long stem, large bloom, exceptionally fragrant roses. I love Tiffany’s, jfk’s, Chrysler imperials, and for the first time in my life found the MOONLIGHT IN PARIS ROSE. They’re about 12 bucks at Sam’s, but they’re higher end roses. Now searching for a double delight and Chicago Peace rose. Those both are also long stems and have enormous blooms, up to 6 1/2 inches and long lasting.
I bought 4: Red Masterpiece, Toro, Angel Face, Fragrant Cloud. Hope they bloom and do well. I will post the progress on my channel. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to see how your roses do this summer and fall as well.
What a wonderful selection! I bought an Angel Face this year aswell. Growing her in a large pot instead of in-ground. We will see how it goes. Thank you and best wishes on your garden this year!
I just got that variety at Home Depot today and I can't wait to see them bloom. What a gorgeous rose!
Ooo how exciting!! Best wishes on your garden this season 💛
@@thegrace-filledgarden you, too! I'd love to see an update on that rose later in the season ☺️
I bought 6of them they are doing really well got my first bloomtoday🎉
Great video!
I live in Calgary AB Canada
Love tea roses but zone 4ish means you have to do some winter protection if you plant outside. Instead, I bought 5 @ Walmart and put them in 14 inch pots. Think the roses were $12.99 so a bargain even if they only lasted the summer.
Fertilizer was miracle grow for roses. They were stunning!
Mr Lincoln, 2 kinds of Peace,
Chrysler Imperial, Tropicana.
Cut them down to about 10 inches before Halloween and put them in the garage, putting some snow on them a few times. March 18 & they are budding. I’ll be sliding them out for sunshine soon.
I have a Chicago fig that’s 5 feet tall and 3 Japanese maples that are all more than 5 years old all doing well with the pot in garage treatment.
Well worth the effort but watch out for aphids & powdery mildew on the roses later in summer. Aphids didn’t survive my fingers or soap spray and I got some neem oil from Amazon to dilute & spray for the mildew. Need to be more proactive to stem that.
Going for another 5 or so when spring arrives. They’re addictive!
Mike
I agree that they definitely are addictive and I think well worth the price!
I am in zone 7 so thankfully don’t have to worry so much about winter protection. I mostly just mulch heavily at the base.
I love hearing gardeners experiences in different growing conditions than mine as I think challenges present themselves in different climates.
Thank you for the watch and comment, best wishes in your garden this year!
Thank you for sharing 🌹
Thank you for watching 😊
@@thegrace-filledgarden I’m in Texas where are y’all? I’m going to go to Walmart now 😂
I got 4 of these.They do very well in pots. Do not plant them in ground. Just add fertilizer before spring and water well.
I am trying to grow one of my bare roots in a pot this year for the first time. So far so good! All other I have always planted directly into my garden.
Thank you for watching!
Mine have done amazing in the ground. ❤
Mine are thriving very well in the Ground. I live in Fl
That's a beergative@@annagibson4626
Mine are all well in the ground
thank you so much for your video, it would be very nice if you can show your roses blooming or how they developed that you bought from Walmart previous years. I would like to see how they are doing. Thank you. I missed this reason, maybe next spring to shop roses at Walmart.
Check out my recent video on Moonlight in Paris on my channel. Those are the 2 bagged bareroots I purchased last year from Walmart that I am holding in this video ☺️ thanks for watching!
I see, I thought you just bought them this year, how are they doing? have they bloomed since you bought last year? Maybe you could do another video on" Walmart rose progress in just one year" only if they are doing well. Thank you.
Wow!
I got these exact band of roses today, they were on clearance for $5 each, so I got 3 of them.
That’s a great deal!! Enjoy ☺️
I use liquid fertilizer, and I soak my bare roots for 12 hours in the water and fertilizer mix. I put the bucket with the roses soaking in the sunlight, in the garden. The roots get a good drink, the plant feeds on the sunlight, and they get acquainted with their new home. Soaking the roots makes a huge difference and boots blooms. I have blooms in as little as a couple of months (but I also live in Florida)
That sounds like a great method! Thanks for sharing ☺️
Hi can you give me some information anout rose plant i just bought my rose plant its autumn here so i want to plant it in my garden can i plant it now and can i givw it fertiliser now
@@SanaKhan-wm7pl definitely you can plant it now! I would wait to fertilize until springtime when you have new growth after pruning it.
Hi, I just got a bare root Cathedral bells. What should I do take plant her and keep her happy?
Thank you
Hi Bella! I just uploaded a video on how to plant bare root roses. Best wishes with your roses!
I bought 5 packs, 2 died, 3 survived because I just planted them back then. And this time is the third year. from the price of 7 $ now 12 $ at zone 9
The prices have jumped a bit where I’m at as well. I wish you well on your planting this year!
I so so so badly want a 'moonlight in paris'. I've been seeing ppl talking about fred meyer bareroot roses and I can't find any 🤧😭😭😭 do you mind sharing your zone info or state?
I was so surprised to see it at Walmart!! I’m in zone 7 Oklahoma! My mother in VA also saw some at her walmart aswell.
@The Grace-filled Garden keeping my fingers and toes crossed!
I bought a box with two bagged of moonlight in Paris in costco. I hate how they cut the branches and the roots. I end up loosing branches when I prune them.
Hopefully they have a substantial enough root system to shoot out several brand new canes for you! I have been surprised how much they grow the first year planted. Best wishes on your roses this year!
Did you end up making that planting bare root roses video? I don’t see it.
I did not unfortunately 😭 but here is a link to a great video on planting bare root roses:
ua-cam.com/video/d3OI2lzPzDQ/v-deo.html
A couple years ago I bought six roses in a bag of them from Ollie’s Outlet. They died. Every single one of them. They were $4.99 each. The price lured me in. I bought a Joseph’s Coat rose from Walmart and it lived for two years. It never got big which I thought was strange. I had to dig it up recently due to Rose Rosette Disease. Not sure if I would buy another bagged rose. I wish you luck with yours.
Oh what a shame! I am sorry to hear of your experience. I am going of 6 years with some of my first Bareroot roses from Tractor supply. I have lost a few but I think making sure you buy the right varieties and the healthiest looking specimens is helpful.
@@thegrace-filledgarden I’m quite sure I grabbed those roses in sheer excitement. I’m no rose expert (I’ve learned more about growing roses since last year) so I’m quite sure I did not look for healthy looking roses. I have several David Austin roses and can understand how expensive they can be. However, they are always healthy and strong plants that I adore so much. I have a few roses from Lowe’s that have been successful.
I have always admired David Austin Roses but have questioned whether they could do truly well with the extreme heat in my zone. Do you have any one in particular that you love above the rest?
@@thegrace-filledgarden I have a total of six David Austin roses. One I have in a container (Lady Gardener). I live in the south (zone 8a) and it’s super hot and humid. I tend to get black spot often due to the humidity. I stay on top of it as best I can. I can’t say if I prefer one over the other. They all them perform well. I fertilize them well to keep them happy. I just received a DA climbing rose (Generous Gardener) bare root. Will take a while to know how that rose performs. Two roses I bought on clearance at my local nursery (Tranquility and Golden Celebration). They were a lucky find.
What kind of soil did you use? I plant mine in cow manure which I mix with the natural surrounding soil. The manure conditions the existing dirt so it can absorb the water. Also, I recommend soaking the roots for at least 12 hours in a liquid fertilizer (I use miracle grow rose food, one scoop turns two gallons of water into liquid fertilizer). Put the bucket in the sunlight. Believe me you will have an exceptional rose. I’ve been growing roses for decades and so did my mom and grandmother, and the bare root roses are WAY better than the ones you buy in the buckets. Also one more thing, sometimes people accidentally bury the root ball, that suffocates the rose. Bad dirt that doesn’t absorb water also starves it.
so far I've bought 4, two died and the other two are dying. I followed the instructions to the letter, and watched a dozen videos showing me how, but still I have two bare sticks protruding out of the ground, and a couple sticks with brown leaves in pots.
Are the stems still green?
If you feel that you have kept up well with daily watering as they have established, it could be an issue with your soil.
Can these bare root roses produce hips? I've been trying to research the company Expert Gardener in the video, the same roses I have, but I can't find any useful information. My plant is doing great with blooms and it seems to attract pollinators, so the other option for why it's not producing hips is because it's genetically modified.
They definitely can! Will depend on the breed you have as some have been bred to sort of “self clean” which would kind of naturally dead head where a hip would form. Some roses take several months for a hip to form from where a bloom was, even into the fall. How long has it been since it has started blooming?
@@thegrace-filledgarden It started producing buds for blooming maybe 5 or 6 months ago. The thing is I've never waited long enough to see if anything develops from a dead bloom, so I will do that the next time I get one. I just prune all the dead blooms I have, like I did today which was a mistake, so I guess I need to wait until the cycle starts again! Hopefully I get some rosehips but if the blooms fall off on their own, the rose may not be built to produce them.
Expert Gardener is just the Walmart brand that is packaged by Certified Roses out of Tyler Texas. Their main growing fields are in AZ. Certified supplies many of the roses at Lowe’s and HD. The Windmill brand at those places buy wholesale plants from Certified Roses. Garden line roses at ALDIs is also done by Certified. Check the small print and address in Tyler Texas.
I got 4 from Costco and don't know how big they get, I'm trying to plant them in container. Please advise thanks
Exciting! Did you buy 4 moonlight in Paris? They can grow up to 5 feet tall. They will not get that tall the first year though. If you are wanting to plant in a container I would use a large one, at least 18 inches wide
@@thegrace-filledgarden I'm not sure to be honest, I grabbed 3 boxes and each box have 2 one gallon in it yesterday afternoon 🤦🏻♂️damn that means I got 6 and all that time I thought i have 4🤣. I know i saw different varieties and some said shrub on it says fragrant rose collection brand but not sure what kind. I'll check on it after work and write you back. Thanks
@@thegrace-filledgarden angel face and european roses
I bought 2 roses just like these, but how can you tell which side is the front? I don't know if I planted them backwards! lol HELP!
Haha! well the good news is, it’ll be ok no matter which direction you planted them. My preference if I’m planting them where they will be viewed primarily from one side, is to have the most canes growing out toward that side, as apposed to growing away. Not sure how clear that description is. 😅
I have 36 planted in my yard, zone 6b. The only problem Ive ran into is wong label.
Wow!! I bet your yard is beautiful! I have had that happen a few times aswell. One that I bought was mislabeled but has turned into one of my favorites, still don’t know her name.
I had the wrong label problem as well! But it worked out in my favor because the mislabeled are my favs. I don’t know what they are, but they are gorgeous
@@thegrace-filledgarden same this happened to me! I didn’t read your comment on this post until after posting mine.
Serendipitous events that they are our favs
That happened to me to, but after I bought and planted the rose (which was labeled a delight rose-purple in color), I wished I had bought a red rose, and when it bloomed, it WAS a LONG STEM RED ROSE, I think a Mr. Lincoln.
I got two climbing bare root roses at Walmart for $5 😊
That’s a buy! Best wishes on your garden this year!
Just planted my £2 bare root rose, that's bout $2.5! 😮
Now that sounds like a deal! Keep me posted on how they do :)
I found mine at Aldi for $8!
That’s a deal!!
OK BUT NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT HOW TALL THEY GROW OR HOW WIDE THEY GET
How tall or wide they grow will be dependent on the particular variety of rose that you purchase. A quick google search should give you the information you need for whichever you are looking to purchase :)
$5 bucks at Ollies
That’s a deal!
I’ve saved 3 of these from Ollie’s for 6.99 each and they were dead. They’re big bushes now.
Wow! That’s wonderful!!