Rose Summer Care | How to care for roses in the summer (June 2020)
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- Rose Summer Care | How to care for roses in the summer. Do you wonder what to do to roses in summer? Or how to prune roses in summer? Here is the easy summer rose care that I give to the rose plants in the garden, summer pruning and feeding roses for the best rose hip harvest.
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Byther Farm is a small organic homestead, designed and managed using permaculture practices. We aim for self-sufficiency in fruit and vegetables for increased self reliance and better resilience to the modern world. I recognise that we are unlikely to be truly self sufficient, but do the best we can. I share our home with my loving partner, Mr J and our cat, Monty.
We are a fifty-something couple who live on a smallholding in Monmouthshire, Wales. We are going green and creating a gentler, cleaner and more healthy life for our family.
There is a large organic kitchen garden with no dig gardening raised beds and young food forest in which to grown our fruit and vegetables.
We keep chickens and Aylesbury ducks.
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If you've enjoyed this video, please share it with friends and on social media - many thanks! And if you like to see more videos from our flower garden, try this playlist ua-cam.com/play/PLa6906pLM92lJyd5Eyh0qhNQA-GHSfRbv.html
Lovely Lovely video Ms. Zorab!! Thanks for the treat at the end!
My pleasure 😊
It's quite dainty & such a prolific blooms
It's a beauty!
Such beautiful roses Liz. Congrats on success.
another lovely video Liz, you have such a calm and easy way about you when presenting them, and your roses are beautiful.
Thank you! I'm not that calm all the time (Mr J would be nodding frantically in agreement with me if he could see me writing this!).
@@LizZorab I don't think anyone could be calm all the time, particularly during these frightening times 😥 but your presentation style is very soothing!
I was so happy that I had no green fly on the roses till I discovered today that the tansy is absolutely smothered in them. First time ever. I'll post on twitter tomorrow.
I think I'd rather have them on the tansy than the roses. Hopefully the ladybirds and other predators will arrive soon to sort of the aphids for you.
I had aphids on my newly planted rose. I dug chopped up banana skins into the soil around it and they seem to have left then alone since then.
Ooh, I didn't know that was a thing! I'll read up about it.
I needed this video, thank you for sharing
@That 1870’s Homestead, I love your videos
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful video, love the way you let the roses grow the way they want to grow...
Thanks Jane, maybe one day I'll try training a rose 'properly' but in the meantime, they can show off as they scramble around in the garden. 🌹
Beautiful roses and what a lovely flower arrangement to finish on, thanks Liz 😊
Thank you Mary, I love putting a few flowers in a jug and bringing the garden inside for a few days. I did this just at the right time too, as it's been cooler and windier ever since I filmed this last week.
I don’t know how I missed this video but I’ve always loved Roses and never grew them as I’ve never known how they should be cared for. I love the ones that came from the cutting . Wow what an inspirational video . Your Roses are absolutely beautiful liz . The bouquet 💐 too ❤️ 🌹
Glad it was helpful! Roses are very easy to grow and care for Annie, definitely worth a go!
@@LizZorab they are selling a lot of them at my local shop at the moment they just look like sticks with no foliage but they are only 3 pounds each I’ll buy a few and see what happens. Thanks Liz xxxx
Can you also do a video on how to take cuttings to make a new plant
There are links to the rose cuttings video in this one and in the playlist in the pinned comment, but in case you can't find them, here's the link ua-cam.com/video/rpHvqzKJnR8/v-deo.html
@@LizZorab thank you
Oh wow! I never knew you grew some fantastic ornamentals as well as your edibles. Absolutely gorgeous! You are so talented.
Here's a tour of the ornamental garden areas from about three weeks ago, I hope you enjoy it! ua-cam.com/video/oZI1xNmakHE/v-deo.html
@Liz Zorab - Byther Farm, thank you! This will be very useful!
Hi Liz, We are back to doing elective cases now in the US so things are very busy in The Surgery. I think that’s why I love your videos I find them , entertaining and informative and it gives me something to look forward to on days off of what I might do next in my garden. all of your roses are just breathtaking Beautiful and I am so thrilled that the cuttings that you took from the New Don are doing so well! I love this video I love the calmness and peacefulness of it, Again thanks for sharing🌹
Your timing is perfect! Trying to care for a rose bush we have that came back this year. Some leaves have gone brown. I'll post a picture on FB to get the group's insight. 💚
Thanks Casey, yes please do post a photo, there are so many wise folk in that group :-)
Hello Liz! I Loved your beautiful and colorful video! Thank you for sharing what you are doing with your roses this time of year, I appreciate it very much!
What a lovely floral arrangement and all from your place, how wonderful is that?!😉💗💗💗
Hello! I'm so pleased that you've enjoyed this video. The flower videos are never as popular (in numbers) as the veg or duck videos, but I do love my flowers and those of you who watch the flower videos seem to enjoy them as much as I do making them. 😃
Hi Liz! So good to see you again! Your rose bushes are gorgeous!! My father used to have the prettiest roses but fought the black mold all the time. They sure smelled good!! Thank you for your videos!! Hope all is well there!!
Hi Linda, all is very well here thanks, the weather is a bit dull for June (I filmed this video last week), but no doubt it will pick up again before too long. Roses can be fickle things, we are very fortunate here that they seem to like the micro-climate.
They're so beautiful! 🤩 Love it!
Hi Ana, they are beautiful! Hopefully I'll have some late season flowers to look lovely too.
Hi Liz, I love your roses, it is beautiful. Rose is my favorite flower but it is not easy to grow in my country. In Malaysia the roses grow but the flowers not big as your roses, it is because of the weather. I really enjoy watching the beautiful roses in your garden, I wish I could have a garden like u. Happy gardening and love from Malaysia.
Thank you for watching!
Liz, a beautiful calm video. I adore roses. Such beautiful successful growing from cuttings.
I got a new one yesterday'Rosa' shes deep purole, with a glorious smell. I have a rose bush that is over 23 years old. Thanks for a wonderful share.
SO great that the cutting took for you Liz. I did 4 cuttings which never took this year. I think it was my fault though
Next time I visit (whenever it is that we are allowed out and about again) I will come and take some cuttings and see if they'll grow in a pot here. You never know, perhaps it's the magic of Monty breathing on them that makes them grow so well here 😜
Lovely video! I have been following and enjoying your videos for about a year now, but they have been a particular oasis of peace and comfort during the last couple of stressful months - thank you!
Thank you! I really enjoyed making this video, it was nice to just spend some time with the flowers.
My cuttings of 'New Dawn' have proved to be climbers! Thanks for the reminder about feeding roses.
Hi Pamela, oh that's good to know and congrats for some successful rose cuttings!
Lovely colour of roses
Your roses are so pretty! Thanks, hope you're doing well and enjoying the nice weather. We are doing okay here in the US. Slowly businesses opening back up. Take care and God bless.
Hi Christine, almost everything is still closed here and I won't be going out and about for a while longer yet, so I am getting lots of time to focus on the garden.
Beautiful roses. I took a cutting from a bouquet last year after seeing your cutting video last year, its growing well so far but no buds. Going to try and do some this week while it's still warm, no harm in trying I think. Thank you for your advice x
Just had to cut some to bring in as the weight of the blooms were breaking some of the stems. I'm thrilled.
Just beautiful, felt like I could smell them through the screen.
Aww, I'm glad that I conveyed how fragrant they are!
lovely roses lovely video
Many thanks Steven. I know these rose care videos are not as popular as the veg videos, but I really love my flower garden and especially love roses!
Beautiful roses 😍
Thanks Jade, I do love the roses, even the very thorny ones!
very nice - thanks for sharing Cheers Ray
Thanks Ray!
Very good !!!!!! Rose's doing well in Ireland at present but a pity the weather has got cold. We can't complain
The roses seem to be having a fantastic year, they are looking lovely. Yes it's a shame it's got cooler again, but hopefully we will get a bit of rain and then it will warm up again. Thanks for watching David!
Good evening from not so sunny Bolton hope your well, loved the video, I have been struggling with our rose plants so your tips will be very useful so big thank you, take care 😊
Hello! Yup the weather is 'interesting' at the moment, I recall last year in June we had some pretty awful weather too. fingers crossed that we get a few warmer days and that it rains gently each night to keep our plants watered.
A nice gentle end to the video
Thank you!
Beautiful flowers ❣️
Thank you, I love them (but I think you can tell that!).
So beautiful!
Thank you Dolly. I hope you had a splendid day this week (you know the day I mean)!
Beautiful roses Liz, thanks for sharing them with us.
Hi Kate, how are you both doing? Are you still shielding? I'm so grateful to have this lovely space to be able to get outside and still be isolating, I can't imagine how tough it must be for folks who have no outside space of their own.
@@LizZorab Hello Liz, Things have loosened up a bit here. Business have opened again, restaurants as well. We are still not going out unnecessarily though. I always wear my face covering, and keep my hands clean with hand sanitizer when I can't wash with soap and water. It has been over 4 months since David has gone out. We have acclimated to the new way of living. Thanks for asking My Friend. Hope you and Mr. J are doing well.
Liz, I'm a longtime viewer and subscriber. I have been catching up your video's and notice a big change. Have you taken some weight off? You diffidently look different, and happier. This was a great video. And an encouragement to go out and start revitalizing my old rose beds next to my house. Hope you and your husband are well. Love from America.
thanks for sharing this
Hi Liz. Could I be cheeky and ask you to do a video on how you do your rose cuttings please. I’ve tried several times but have never had success. I’ve got some lovely roses and I’d love to be able to take their cuttings to my new house.
Hi Susan, yes of course - here's the link ua-cam.com/video/rpHvqzKJnR8/v-deo.html
Liz Zorab - Byther Farm Thank you for that Liz, I didn’t realise you’d already done one. Must have missed that one as I watch all your videos.
Thanks for a lovely relaxing video, you clearly have a great deal of love for your roses. I'd love to see how you use them in edible produce, too. Do you ever use the petals? I understand from Butenko Films' channel that most of the rose is edible (he has books on wild edibles too)..
Hi Joanne, I don't use the petals as I find the perfume-y flavour a bit overpowering. But they are great for use in pot-pourri and soaps etc. I have an old (and slightly cronky) video about making wine with rose hips. ua-cam.com/video/N2a7U-ML41s/v-deo.html
What beautful roses ❤
😊👍Thank you Liz.
Thank you for your lovely video! I too love the New Dawn rose, it has such a delicate pink colour, and it smells so good. I also love a red rose, a climber, by the name of Sympathie, when I lived in the western part of Norway, I took the last rose in for Christmas. I had the rose on the east facing wall. I will try it also here at our new house, and as it can go to zone 3 - I hope we can just about manage it, even here in our somewhat colder climate, in the western part of Sweden! Hope your roses and you and the family get a wonderful summer, stay safe! Hugs from Eli Christine!
Hi Ellie, I've just looked up Sympathie rose and wow, it's beautiful! I am slightly envious of you living in Sweden, it's a place that Mr J and I have thought about moving to on many occasions, but the grandchildren are here and I want to be able to see them regularly (when the movement restrictions aren't in force), plus I'm not sure I would cope with the cold in the winter as I'm a bit of a heat lover.
@@LizZorab Thank you vm for the answer. Well, this winter was not so cold, but sometimes we can get temps down to 30 celcius for short periods. One impressing thing I forgot to tell you about that rose, was that it keeps very long in a vase too, you can take it in when it is just beginning to show red, and it develops into a full flower in the vase. You should tell me if you come to Sweden sometime. We would love you to visit!
I love your gentle , down to earth spirit . You make gardening real and doable ! How do you treat black spot and powdery mildew on your roses ?
Mostly I just leave them for nature to deal with. Sometimes I removed leaves affected by black spot, but they need to be removed and either burnt or disposed of and not dropped on the ground below the rose plants.
Thank you!
Awesome Roses.
What flavour are your roses 😂
Thanks for this video Liz!......we are revamping our front garden, & as our house is called ‘Rosebud Cottage’ my vision is to have masses of beautiful roses like yours 🌹climbing & bushes.
No idea what I’m doing, so thank you x
Hi Lynn, 'no idea gardens' often turn out to be the best ones as they get left for nature to guide us 😃
Liz Zorab - Byther Farm Definitely 😂👍🌱🌱🌱
IDK much about gardening. How do you make a new plant from a cutting? I'd love to know how to do that with a healthy red rose from my garden. I'd love to have another rose bush.
Here's my video about taking cuttings ua-cam.com/video/rpHvqzKJnR8/v-deo.html
I love roses! I do not have any yet on our homestead here in Wyoming. I need to find cold tolerant varieties. My mother has a beautiful rose garden that my father and I built for her many years ago (she lives in southern Missouri).
This week I learnt about a company (I think they are in Canada) that has been breeding roses for cold climates. Here's a link 49throses.com/
Do you have a video where you took the cutting from the bouquet? I’d love to give that a try. I bought my first rose last month and it’s a climber. I’d love to propagate and grow long stemmed roses in my huge cutting garden. I’ve grown several hundred varieties of flowers from seeds, tubers, bulbs and a few things from bare root but I’d love to learn to grow from cuttings. Thanks
Hi, in this playlist there is one video of cuttings from a bouquet, but the better video is 'how to grow roses from cuttings' (2019) which shows cuttings more clearly. ua-cam.com/play/PLa6906pLM92laa0_VYz5drjH-rHI7kTSZ.html
We have two of the most amazing roses growing against a shed wall. The shed has to come down to make way for an extension to the house. Will definitely be taking cuttings. They start off a vibrant orange with cerise pink splashes, and fade to shades of pink, peach and yellow. The individual flowers are multicoloured, and different flowers on the plant are different colours too! I wonder what the name of it is. It was here when we bought the place so I don't know.
I have successfully moved a couple of very old roses. One of them snapped into two during the digging up process and both parts went on to be vigorous healthy plants, so it may be worth trying to move them as well as taking cuttings. It sounds like a lovely rose!
That's a great idea! I'll do that too. Thanks for the tip!
Hi Liz, the David Austin website says ''NEW DAWN
, Climbing Rose. Clusters of sweetly fragrant, silvery pink flowers'. So is your cutting going to overtake your original? Lovely video, Gwen
Hi Gwen, it's unlikely that the cutting would overtake a more established rose as they are both climbers, but time will tell!
@@LizZorab True, but I thought you said your established one was on a root stock to 'control it's vigor'. I assumed that meant the new climber would overtake the reduced vigor original. We are enjoying/enduring 45mph gusts here this weekend. Hope your structures remain standing.
Nice video
Can you tell me how to do from cutting as I have no luck do u use heat mat or lights
Hi Denise, in this video I show you exactly how I take rose cuttings ua-cam.com/video/rpHvqzKJnR8/v-deo.html
Have you ever tried making rose jam? You don't know what you're missing.
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