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Awesome video. I bought 2 of them because of this. I really like the chartreuse color.

Great video. It's very important for you to have shared this. I hope you can work around the city for any of your projects.

Is it possible to get an update of the Green Giants in your "Green Giants Part 2" video? Would be great to see if they were successful in pruning them back as a hedge.

Um thats terrifying!

I have been researching this for a few years now. I have them planted 3 1/2- 4 feet apart. Many people in comments say they will strangle each other out. I do not think this is true. (those people are repeated what they heard somewhere.) If the tree is the same species they should be fine. I have travelled many side roads and seen Norway Spruce, and White pine planted 3-4 feet and they are healthy and fine. I think if you plant a smaller or less aggressive tree beside a green giant it would be a different story.

do you have an update on how this is holding up?

Thanks for the heads up!

Those trees grow very tall. Had one in my bark garden growing up. Over 100ft tall

Critters are tough! I’ve had mice get their leg caught in my trap. He chewed his leg off to get out of there! Not too smart, though. Came back the next night for more peanut butter and that was it.

Very sad, in where I live Rosarian are trying to get their hand on Desdemona, it’s hard to get. Sad to see what you did.

I love this rose. It's supposed to be a climber, but people say it really is reluctant to climb.

Great video. I agree this is a wonderful rose to have. It is almost always in bloom and fragant. I got mine at Edmunds in March of 2024.-they still have today. In general, Kordes roses are very healthy and this one is no exception.

So beautiful!! I LOVE pink roses. Thanks so much for posting this video as I ordered this rose from Palatine Nursery in Canada. It's sold out now, unfortunately. I'm looking forward to seeing how she does next year in my Zone 5 garden.

Do the bees 🐝 make the orange rose more fragrant?

Ouch $35. I was thinking you could wire the berries into a wreath or some greens and lay it on top of the birdbath. 🤷‍♂️

I had Quicksilver for several years, and I absolutely loved it. For some reason it decided to die though. Quicksilver has stiff upright canes and needs little, if any, support. I just made an order from Antique Rose Emporium over Black Friday weekend because they offered free shipping. That helps with the expense because they've gone up from $19.99 to like $34.99 per rose in the past few years. Mine will be shipped in March.

Shame on these celebrities!

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. What zone are you in?

You have so many roses, you’re bound to have some winners! I’ve pretty much given up on mine. They just don’t get enough sun. Any survivors can stay though. As far as zone bending, I’m in CT and my dahlias come back every year. I just bury them under 8 inches of mulch.

Thank you for this review... buying the modkat flip bow❤😁

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Having seen eremuus growing in the wild, drainage is key to growing them successfully

I’m going to order it from Antique Rose Emporium right now and have it delivered in the spring of 2025. I absolutely think this rose is beautiful and the parentage are some of my favorites since I own a lot of David Austin and Kordes Roses. Thank you for sharing it helped me with my decision.

Thank you so much for your video you are the first person that was really helpful. I have a problem at the moment with roses being at wrong place and I have to move it even though it's not it's season at the moment. You are the only person so far that has given me useful and helpful information on transplanting my roses.

Nice video. Just one more thing, please make a video on how to harvest red coral honeysuckle seeds from berries? And how to germinate them. Lovely video

Its too high and the splash will make a mess. It should of been buried deeper so it empties near ground level.

Wow!! clear video of challenges(even with the $$$) to making a open-French drain. Actually best i have seen, & I have seen too many.

This is a KORDES rose, not a David Austin !!!

Thank you. One thing that for me was critical with my clay heavy soil is to plant them raised a little bit because good drainage is critical for them.

Hi, so lovely! Have you seen another hot pink rose from David Austin called Princess Alexandra of Kent? I am asking since you have many DA roses too :) Wonder if Raspberry cupcake still beats PAoK in terms of color and fragrance.

Where can I buy this kind of tree peony

It’s beautiful! I’ve debated on getting this rose but your video has sold me on trying it. May I ask what type of fertilizer do you use on it?

Excellent review and just what I wanted to know about Cardinal vs Red Twig. I got 2 Red Twigs on sale but then saw a Cardinal in a video. Also, I have deer so thank you for mentioning that. Think I made a good choice. Thank you!

100% Best video I've seen in ages on TH-cam. I've found myself wondering the same thing every time I see these on TV.

I share your obsession...I bought one rose plant...then another...then another...

You did a nice job! Thanks for sharing your experience 😊

Whst tupe of fertilizer will they need

What type of fertilizer should we

I saw them at clearance of Lowes and was surprise to find such a fine rose there! I bought 2 of them, whose flowers were almost done. I deadheaded and planted them on the ground. Surprisingly only one week later they started to produce lots of shoots, and buds appeared about one more week after that. How vigorous they are!

Green giants are zoned to zone 5. Thuja Occidentalis ‘Hetz Wintergreen’ arborvitae are zoned colder and grow similarly to green giants. Nice vid‼️

Where do you purchase Raspberry Cup cake Rose?

Just brought a “winter fire”! Looks very promising. Have it at a corner of a driveway border in front of a white fence. It’ll eventually have a peanut butter tree canopy to shade it from 6-7hr sun in summer. Mixes nice with ninebark and Fothergila. Thanks for this video! Let’s me know maybe what I’ll expect. CT can’t be too much difference than NJ😂Cheers!

Did you plant these from seed? If so, where did you get the seeds from? I was used to grow it in England, where it self seeded everywhere

I also picked one from HD on sale for the same price. Just planted it and was wondering abt the growth Habit and structure. Can see both in your video, so thanks for sharing. I am in zone 6a. I look forward to the next season

A very enjoyable video. Thank you!

My neighbors have one on the rear property line with my downward sloping yard. Its roots, the biggest of which grows high above ground, have reached my patio, 50 feet away. The rest of them spread across the top of the soil in a fine web. Nothing other than weeds grows more than 30 feet from its trespassing trunk. It contributes a variety of debris year-round and attracts boxelder bugs that crawl all over my house every spring. It’s the only species of tree I hate.

I planted 5 green giants this summer to block my annoying neighbours next door. They never mow and leave junk around their yard. I can't wait until my giants have blocked my view of their lazy and out of control yard.

Thank you for all the details you posted in your video. You did a wonderful job and I learned a lot of stuff regarding type of material, name of items etc etc. Great job…👍

I'm also in NJ and just recently posted a video on this plant! Our openings were very similar! Love the video and love the wider shots of your garden. Very beautiful!

Eden rose is a rose for shade gardens. You planted it exposed to all day direct sun and it's delicate rosettes got burned. Move it to a more shady spot where it gets coverage from afternoon sun.