Pruning Garden ROSES for more Abundant Beautiful Blooms // Growing roses for cut flowers
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- I'm starting the big job of pruning back some of my David Austin garden roses. I'm pruning harder for more abundant blooms for cut flowers and it can be a little intimidating and scary at first to cut so hard, but after a few years of working with roses I don't worry so much anymore. I'm chatting about care of roses, pests and diseases in our zone 8b here in Oregon. my son Brayden gives a little history on roses and I finish with a before and after look at all the hard work and wow its amazing to see.
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Hi Beth, something I learned, leaving those tags on the rose will kill that particular stem. I thought it was crazy until I checked my roses, and sure enough, every stem with the tag was dead. I just thought I would mention it, because I caught a glimpse of it on yours too.
My favorite rose of course is Koko Loko and then a climber Rosarium Uetersen. The climber is a gorgeous pink but it;s form is only so so. However it blooms a zillion pink roses like no other rose I have ever seen. It's the most gorgeous thing.
I bury mine about 2" deep next to the rose it came off of. I'd never forget my rose's names but, should we ever sell our farm, the new owners would always be able to identify each individual rose by digging up the grower tag buried next to it. 😊
I had no idea!!! My gole this year was to tag the verities with professional copper plates in front of the rose. I'm definitely doing it now! Thanks
Isnt the weather great to even think about being outside? Ahh! The bush for every child is soo sweet! Ive heard of trees but a rose is wonderful🌹
There is something special about a rose garden for sure.
I love my Olivia Rose Austin 🌹
Hi Beth, can I just add, to your otherwise great teaching video;
* clean the pruners from one rose bush to the next with disinfectant detergent to prevent transferring diseases. Even though you can’t see any, just wipe the pruners to be sure… some diseases are not always visible… any David Austin roses are worth the hassle … 😊 it is a bit tedious job I know, but worth it 👍
Yes, of course! I use hydrogen proxide between each bush on my cutting edge. Thanks for the input 👍
Just came in from the greenhouse to eat lunch and enjoyed your video! My all time favorite David Austin is Jude the Obscure! I am on the hunt for Evelyn but she seems to be out of stock everywhere! I really enjoyed Braden's voice over with the rose factoid information! So fun and educational.
Love David Austin Roses I planted a few this year queen of Sweden was 2 of them I want more.
It's addictive 😀
Thanks Beth ❄️🫠💚🙃
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Thank you for teaching us again!!!
My pleasure!
❤ all David Austin roses. I have about 10 and can’t pick a favorite! I guess it depends on the day and mood…
I agree! The favorite is the one that is blooming right in front of you.! 😂
A lot of hard work. Looks beautiful. Can't wait to see the blooms in the spring.
Me too! I always get so excited 😊
Love that you focused on the David Austin roses. I have over 20 varieties and find that mine are all so different. All are around 15 years old and their mature forms call for unique pruning. In the early years this was daunting cause some, like Lady of Shallot, are short climbers. And, Tess of d'Urbervilles and James Galway actually are large climbers here in Northern California. Our extremely hot, dry summers also limit flowering to mostly Spring. Love them, but they sure are a lot of work and their vase life is limited as well. Thanks for sharing your tips. You are inspiring!
Wow, it sounds like your garden is beautiful. I can only imagine all those roses! How beautiful 😍 they are a lot of work but so worth it. Thanks for tagging along.
Perfect timing for me for this video. I have four David Austin roses and I have been reading that now is the time for me to do some trimming. Thanks for sharing!
Yes! Our roses are budding out already. I'm just doing a few bushes at a time. That way, it's not such a big undertaking
Hello Beth❤ What a lot of work. I’m glad you do it in chunks to give your body a break! The results will be beautiful. I look forward to seeing the videos. ❤
It is a ton of work caring for roses, but it's well worth it. I always hear my moms voice telling me not to over due it.😊
My husband gifted me 2 David Austin Roses (Olivia Rose & Roald Dahl). Queen of Sweedon is next on my list. I'm really looking forward to growing DA Roses in my garden.
I just love them! Such a classic beauty 😍
Great timing! Thank you for showing us how to prune roses. I would love to get some David Austin roses soon. Right now, I have some big box store varieties that are my “trial” roses. 😉 Have a great day!
Great way to get to learn how to care for roses!
A job well done! I can't grow David Austin here but I just ordered two more shrub roses today to add to the collection in the spring - Morden Centennial (pink), Marie Bugnet (white) and Winnipeg parks (deep pink). Good job Ma'am!
Ooo, that sounds so pretty! Your garden is going to be brimming with beauty this year. 😍
Each Spring here in Connecticut I always feel like I want Instant results and found your video very informative. I guess I'm an impatient gardener. I sometimes do too much and have to take a break. Yes, there have been injuries along the way so I've been sorting out what needs to be done first in the garden. I'd love to try and grow a rose plant, I don't have any in my yard. This is the year to go for it. Thank you for the inspiration.
Wen you love to garden then it is easy to over do things, good luck this year and let me know if you find a rose to try.
I super enjoy your channel, thank you! I'm going to place a David Austin rose order in the next few weeks. Queen of Sweden is at the top of my list.
You are going to love her! Happy gardening, my friend 💕
I have several David Austin roses. The one that performs best in my garden is Jude the Obscure. Southern Idaho.
Its on my list!! so beautiful.
I love your easygoing approach. Excellent!!! I'm so jealous. I live in NC and we are soooo hot, humid and damp in the Summers. We struggle so much with fungus, disease, bugs...All of the bad stuff. Lol. I'd love to get some David Austin roses!!! 😭 Im not sure if its a D. Austin rose but love Pope John Paul the 2nd rose. And yes. Listen to your body. I'm 56 and struggle with hand pain. All my years of manual labor. Lol. 😊❤ Love you Beth!!! 😊❤ ⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️🌹🌹🌹🌹
You do struggle with humidity and hot in your neck of the woods. I can only imagine the issue the roses would have! The challenges of gardening! ❤️
Right now, I just have two climbing roses. I am looking forward to this Mother's Day, as I will be getting some fragrant bushes from my son. Yay! I can not remember the names of the climbing roses. One is a white fluffy rose with thorns, the other is a ridiculously bright pink (like Barbie pink) thornless. They are both turning 3 years old this May. They do well and have lots of pretty blooms. I'm always afraid of pruning too much off them...as I have just really gotten them to grow up their trellis where I want them.
They sound beautiful! I know climbing roses are the hardest for me to prune as well.
I love my Arborose Tangerine Skies. However, the thorns are hard to work around.
But so beautiful
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Hey! Another great video! I am curious though why you are getting rid of some. You seem to use them a lot in your floral designs. I've got 700 roses this yr in the ground and I'm selling thru a co-op to designers and florists and there are so few videos out there on farming roses and I have truly appreciated every one you have made😊
We cut back on selling to wholesale. It's normal for us to rotate crops like this in and out over the years.
If you're going to be giving some away, I'd be interested in having a couple to add to my rose collection. I'd pay for the shipping of course. 😊
If you have any extras I would love to be considered. I live near in Tualatin, OR. I run a small floral business and looking to replace some of my diseased plants.
I'll keep you posted
So thankful for your videos! I was wondering if you trim and fertilize them, will it hurt them if we had a major temp drop like in the teens? I’m not sure if I’m ok to prune now. I’m in zone 7a.
I thought of it, but the roses I was trimming were a little sheltered by trees. I'm waiting till March to do our back area that's less sheltered. Are roses already budding out!! 😀
Love the unibrow😂😂❤
..it’s a crease and shadow, ya jerk.
Maybe you could ship cuttings of the shrubs or climbers?
I'd like to ship at some point!
Should I prune the roses that I received last year in sept.? They have leafs, and also new growth due to how variant the temperatures had been. The stems are like pencil, thin. I live in zone 7b New Jersey. Sorry... 1st language is Spanish. 😅❤ Found your channel yesterday, and I immediately subscribed. 🌱🌹🌷
Welcome 🙏 I think I'd wait a little, and when you brune just take out any crossing branches and open up the center for airflow. I sometimes wait a year on new roses before I prune, and when I do, it will be a light pruning only. You won't go wrong, roses are resulint. Good luck! You've got this!
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Any advice for an old climbing rose that never flowers? I’ve trained the canes horizontally, and I do get leaves and new growth, but no flowers. It’s on the west wide of a wooden fence..gets lots of sun…I also fertilize, but not sure about the best time for that AND pruning…..ty
Some climbing roses bloom only on second-year stems. A complete lack of bloom on your climbing rose makes me think you might be removing the stems before they reach the blooming age, maybe resurch your rose and bestvstage to prune it ?
What is your watering schedule? Is that 1/2 inch poly with emitters every 6 inches? I have 1/2" rainbird every 6 inches and it's watering my arbs in the same bed. I think I'm over watering my roses. I'm considering splitting up the drip for arbs only vs roses only 🤔 curious to hear how you water yours. My hips hurt just from watching you do all that work and thinking about how much cleanup i need to do lol 😅
We have them on drip tape at the moment and water 30 min a day or 1hr when we get really hot and yes 6 inch spacing.
Thank you so much for that info! 😊
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