I am in Indiana zone 5. I cover my roses in winter to protect them from bad freezes and hungry bunnies. It works well for me. When would it be better to strip the roses of leaves? When I put them to bed for the winter sleep or when I uncover them for the spring? Thank you for this video. It really helped me ALOT!!!🌹
Thank you so much for all of the helpful step by step advise!! I feel confident going into my garden, getting this done and hopeful of the results!! Thank you again for doing this video!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE Roger's Gardens. This video is informative, comprehensive, easy to follow. After 40 years of rose cultivation, it still taught me new things. Roger's is better than a shrink---you cannot have a bad day after a visit there.
This is the first time I have watched your videos. Thank you so much for making everything crystal clear. Question: prune, mulch and spray. What do you spray? Thank you for your help. PS I love your hair!
This woman knows her stuff and like you guys said, clearly explains what and why we do it. GREAT great video, I don't have to look for anymore videos .
loved this video, helped me to understand roses a lot more, I have been reading books watching other video's and this is by far the easiest to understand, looking forward to sorting my roses out for the first time ever, thank you so much, Love your hair to Lynn :)
Patricia, I am pleased that my video clarified rose pruning for you and I hope you are now or will be soon, enjoying the first beautiful blooms of the year. The dormant spray I like to use is a copper spray, called Liqui-Cop. It is made by a company called Monterey. A note of caution: when spraying near a light colored surface, cover it or be very careful: copper oxide is a lovely blue! (And thank you for the kind comment on my hair!) Kind regards, Lynn
I have moved into a garden that was untended for 4 years. There's a splendid climbing rose that has not been pruned. Lovely roses when I arrived last summer and continued into winter. However it is very busy on top and almost tree like with no blooms lower down. It has one tree like centre and is 1.80cm high. How do I lower the blooms?
Thank you, master, for this information for pruning roses..... I liked the method, as it is similar to the method of raising the sepals of fruit trees, where the middle of the tree is opened to let in the light and sun and ventilate the tree... This type of rose loves iron When the flowers do not grow in the growing season, iron must be added And upon completion of the pruning process, micron sulfur must be evil... 2.5 grams per liter of water Greetings to you from engineer Osama from Algeria
Enjoyed the good instruction and simplicity throughout. I have just pruned back my roses, none of which I planted, so their. age is undetermined. According to your instruction, the large old florabunda should be initially cut down to about 24” and then continue with more specific cuts. On this rose, the 24” level gets into a couple of very woody old canes that did produce strong flowering canes last season. The highest canes after my pruning are about 40 in or so. Cut them to 24 in? Not sure how low to go. Thank you!
Thank you so much, Lynn, I really enjoyed your thorough video. May I please, ask, what did you fix the branches to the wall with? You also mentioned gluing the rose stem to the wall, may I ask what you used to glue the stem, too, please? Thanking you for your time, so much, in advance.
Thank you for the helpful information. When are you doing the cut back? Is it just before winter begins? I have just started growing roses in the UK last year. We're just heading towards spring now. Thanks
Excellent video. Very thorough and shows each type of rose. I have found the best way to learn pruning is to watch as many different people as possible and listen to their reasoning and strategy.
Hi Lynn i got information about gardening gloves from collections etc very affordable price like I said on the phone with you I like your video on pruning roses very informative thank you Lynn Patricia from Belleville Michigan you should make a video on planting minature roses it is 50 degrees in Michigan today we have had a lot of snow it finally melted we might have some in march
super informative. I've been doing it wrong forever... I'm excited to get my climbing roses in check for a better blooming season... Next what kind of gloves do you have on while pulling those leaves off the cane???? Holy cow! My climbing roses act much like a deadly weapon.. I get poked and cut so bad.. Thanks again
Janet, thank you for the kind review! Those gloves are actually rose pruning gloves. They have a long gauntlet of thick leather - they do work very well to protect the arms. We have 2 or 3 styles at Roger's Gardens. Lynn
Question. I have three ride bushes that are about 20 years old and hardly blooming. Should i remove them all together or try to cut them back heavily once more and fertilize give it a last chance?
Silvia I moved to a home were there is about 30 year old rose bushes that were severely mutilated for years treated like weeds everytime the grew the would chopp them down to the base and got sprayed round up until finally I came to the rescue the first year I just let them be I had no idea what I was doing they grew about 10 feet hybrid teas and massive floribundas after two years of letting them be they are fully recovered and have the biggest roses on my street everyone now asks me how i fertilize my roses but funny thing is I don't just water and sunshine! This is the 3rd year and Iam going to do the pruning like in this video!! Hope it helps!
Very informative, ty. I don't know what part of the country Roger's Gardens is. I am in Southern CA with warm weather the year round, but I assume the same techniques apply.
This is the best informative rose pruning video I have seen. You explain it all so clearly! Thank you so much.
Excellent tutorial - thank you very much
I loved it so clearly presented.good job
I am in Indiana zone 5. I cover my roses in winter to protect them from bad freezes and hungry bunnies. It works well for me. When would it be better to strip the roses of leaves? When I put them to bed for the winter sleep or when I uncover them for the spring? Thank you for this video. It really helped me ALOT!!!🌹
Thank you so much for all of the helpful step by step advise!! I feel confident going into my garden, getting this done and hopeful of the results!! Thank you again for doing this video!!
Nose and smile, best tip ever
Helpful, please omit the music. Thanks
Your videos would be much better without the background music. the music distracts from your expert advice.
Just a suggestion. Thanks for your videos.
couldn't watch to end, difficult to listen to commentary with radio blaring in back ground, please turn off.
LOVE LOVE LOVE Roger's Gardens. This video is informative, comprehensive, easy to follow. After 40 years of rose cultivation, it still taught me new things. Roger's is better than a shrink---you cannot have a bad day after a visit there.
After being afraid that I would damage my roses, I am now ready to tackle the no longer daunting task of pruning! Wonderful video. Thank you.
This is the first time I have watched your videos. Thank you so much for making everything crystal clear.
Question: prune, mulch and spray. What do you spray?
Thank you for your help.
PS I love your hair!
today is Christmas Eve 2019...what a gift ! wish i had seen this years ago; better late than never.
This woman knows her stuff and like you guys said, clearly explains what and why we do it. GREAT great video, I don't have to look for anymore videos .
loved this video, helped me to understand roses a lot more, I have been reading books watching other video's and this is by far the easiest to understand, looking forward to sorting my roses out for the first time ever, thank you so much, Love your hair to Lynn :)
Patricia, I am pleased that my video clarified rose pruning for you and I hope you are now or will be soon, enjoying the first beautiful blooms of the year.
The dormant spray I like to use is a copper spray, called Liqui-Cop. It is made by a company called Monterey. A note of caution: when spraying near a light colored surface, cover it or be very careful: copper oxide is a lovely blue!
(And thank you for the kind comment on my hair!)
Kind regards, Lynn
I have moved into a garden that was untended for 4 years. There's a splendid climbing rose that has not been pruned. Lovely roses when I arrived last summer and continued into winter. However it is very busy on top and almost tree like with no blooms lower down. It has one tree like centre and is 1.80cm high. How do I lower the blooms?
Thank you, master, for this information for pruning roses..... I liked the method, as it is similar to the method of raising the sepals of fruit trees, where the middle of the tree is opened to let in the light and sun and ventilate the tree... This type of rose loves iron When the flowers do not grow in the growing season, iron must be added And upon completion of the pruning process, micron sulfur must be evil... 2.5 grams per liter of water Greetings to you from engineer Osama from Algeria
Great presentation, plenty of superb advice, thank you, biff the music track, hi from New Zealand
The background music is annoying and distracting otherwise its very good and informative. Thank you.
Informative and helpful. But why the music? It drives me crazy.
Exactly! Pls, do not put music to your videos, it's very distracting to say the least.
Thank you, I learned loads watching this.
In dry Colorado do not do this until Spring just when new growth can be seen.
I love Rogers Garden! Hello from Colorado. Thanks for the video.
I agree with Kerrianne, and I've watched more than a few videos on the subject. This one has the clearest instructions of any.
Very well illustrated and an excellent job Lynn, I am SURE many will benefit from your video, I will for sure, thanks a lot.
Wtat a horrible background noise,traffic? Pitty
Very helpful, but prune the music
Can this be done in warm climate country?
growing roses & raising a dog is more relaxing rather than loving & hating a man!
drinking beer & ridding hoe's is more relaxing rather than loving and caring for a bitch!
Roger's gardens is in Newport Beach, ca.
How do you hold the stem to brick house.
Enjoyed the good instruction and simplicity throughout. I have just pruned back my roses, none of which I planted, so their. age is undetermined. According to your instruction, the large old florabunda should be initially cut down to about 24” and then continue with more specific cuts. On this rose, the 24” level gets into a couple of very woody old canes that did produce strong flowering canes last season. The highest canes after my pruning are about 40 in or so. Cut them to 24 in? Not sure how low to go. Thank you!
Good tutorial.
Thanks!
very good video ..anwer all question what i want to know... Thank you..
Really helpful! Silly question: what time of year is this? Is it too late to do this in February in the UK?
Thank you so much, Lynn, I really enjoyed your thorough video. May I please, ask, what did you fix the branches to the wall with? You also mentioned gluing the rose stem to the wall, may I ask what you used to glue the stem, too, please? Thanking you for your time, so much, in advance.
I'm new to roses. I'm learning so much from this one video thank you! My roses are Earth Angel and Somethin Lad lol I cannot remember it's name
Thank you for the helpful information. When are you doing the cut back? Is it just before winter begins? I have just started growing roses in the UK last year. We're just heading towards spring now. Thanks
One of the best rose pruning video's I've watched. I've learned so much in 20 min. Thank you
Excellent video. Very thorough and shows each type of rose. I have found the best way to learn pruning is to watch as many different people as possible and listen to their reasoning and strategy.
Hi Lynn i got information about gardening gloves from collections etc very affordable price like I said on the phone with you I like your video on pruning roses very informative thank you Lynn Patricia from Belleville Michigan you should make a video on planting minature roses it is 50 degrees in Michigan today we have had a lot of snow it finally melted we might have some in march
please , no hedging shears needed. be selective with hand pruners and then you can walk bare foot on the ground with the dogs or cats!
loved it. It was beautiful. Thanks
The background music is superfluous and distracting
What time of year (month) do I remove leaves off and prune roses in Illinois?
super informative. I've been doing it wrong forever... I'm excited to get my climbing roses in check for a better blooming season... Next what kind of gloves do you have on while pulling those leaves off the cane???? Holy cow! My climbing roses act much like a deadly weapon.. I get poked and cut so bad.. Thanks again
Janet, thank you for the kind review! Those gloves are actually rose pruning gloves. They have a long gauntlet of thick leather - they do work very well to protect the arms. We have 2 or 3 styles at Roger's Gardens. Lynn
Ty 🌺🌺
The background heavy artillery is so distracting!!!
Question. I have three ride bushes that are about 20 years old and hardly blooming. Should i remove them all together or try to cut them back heavily once more and fertilize give it a last chance?
Silvia I moved to a home were there is about 30 year old rose bushes that were severely mutilated for years treated like weeds everytime the grew the would chopp them down to the base and got sprayed round up until finally I came to the rescue the first year I just let them be I had no idea what I was doing they grew about 10 feet hybrid teas and massive floribundas after two years of letting them be they are fully recovered and have the biggest roses on my street everyone now asks me how i fertilize my roses but funny thing is I don't just water and sunshine! This is the 3rd year and Iam going to do the pruning like in this video!! Hope it helps!
it is always pleasure to watch your video each and every time.💐💐
Very informative, ty. I don't know what part of the country Roger's Gardens is. I am in Southern CA with warm weather the year round, but I assume the same techniques apply.
Are you doing this pruning during spring or fall?
So much information and you make it easy to understandable
Get rid of the distracting music!
Wish she could come and do our roses!!!
Great info - thank you! What about pruning ground cover roses, after taking out dead and damaged?
@Rogers Gardens thank you!
Definitely the best pruning video
Thanks! 🌺🌼🌸
Thank you
Jo G, you are so right. The best pruning video on youtube.
Thank you for the high compliment! Lynn
what is the name of this yellow rose? 0:37
+Roger's Gardens Very thank you , it´s really a great rose :)
Lynn is so pretty. Great video- very helpful. Thank you so much!