Hi Lisa, here you go: th-cam.com/video/e396hzK8Jww/w-d-xo.html This is my care routine for rose bushes and tree roses. Hope it helps. Let me know if you have any specific questions.
😂 this year has been bad for me . I just planted all my roses 1-2 yeara back . Was expecting lovely bloom this spring . Unfortunately of all the things rats are eating my bushes . They have chewed all the lateral stems on my climbers and they are continuing to feed on any new leaf growth 😢 don’t know what to do . I have been using traps to catch but so far not successful . Any idea ? Very sad that they don’t leave my roses alone
Oh no! That’s awful. I am so sorry to hear that. Are you sure it is rats and not voles or gophers? I know people successfully use chicken wire on top of the rose to help with gophers and voles. You can try covering the rose with it and also use a wire basket to plant the rose to prevent the roots from being chewed on. I hope that helps.
Gorgeous! Thank you for explaining trellising and training so well! Which zone are you in, Amrita, if you don’t mind my asking you. Thank you. All of mine are Year 1 but in planters ..
Thanks for this! What would make my climbing rose die in year 1. It is a David Austin climber. Full sun, watered regularly in fast draining soil, fertilized once in early spring and again after first flush…. Also, have you come out to missing buds? My large about to bloom buds are there one day and gone the next😢
Your welcome! Did you check if it had root rot or was attacked by some kind of pest? For missing buds, I have never had that issue but I have seen some buds chewed by grasshoppers. So check if some pests in your garden are eating them up. I am testing something out in my garden and am using these bags on my strawberries to prevent snails from eating them. Try them out on your buds : amzn.to/3KTTms2 Let me know if it helps.
@@AmritaBhortake it’s possible. I was able to take a cutting and root it in the pot it was purchased in. I’m thinking of keeping in the pot next to the harbor. I’ll try the little bag and see if that helps. Thank you!
Awww thanks so much for your kind words, Wendy! I am so happy that this was helpful. Sending some good gardening vibes your way. I hope you get amazing blooms this year.
Awww thanks so much for your kind words. That makes me so happy that you found it helpful. Please let me know if you have any specific questions. I would be happy to answer them.
I love your backyard style!! It’s like cottage meets modern, very clean, fresh and elegant!! Would you consider backyard tour and how you decided on plants, their locations and overall layout?
Hi Inna, thanks so much for your kind words. I would love to do a tour. Will make one for spring and one for summer so you get a chance to see the different plants in different seasons. Let me know if you want me to answer any specific questions.
I also have lots of concrete around the house, and although it’s convenient, it makes house look boring. Adding plants in pots would probably be a good solution, but I need all the tips I could get. And thank you for considering my request! I’m so excited 😊
@innapopov4071 I hear you about the concrete. I wanted it for a cleaner look to my landscaping but also wanted the wildness of a cottage garden to it. Will definitely put out a video on my spring garden tour soon
Awww thanks so much for your kind words. You can plant these roses in pots too. I started with 6 of mine in pots. Let me know if you would like a video on my recommendations for potted roses.
Your videos are so helpful! Question: I have new David Austin climbing roses east facing. What are yours facing? I’m worried it won’t get enough light but also worried it wouldn’t be able to handle 110 degree days in zone 9b. Any help is appreciated 🫶🏼
Thanks so much for the love. Here are some things to think about. Which specific variety are you growing there? How many hours of sun does it get - maximum and minimum hours? I think it would do fine even with the hot days if you deep water it during that heat but again would come back to the variety and the total amount of sun they would get.
@@modernmother9972 The Eden is not a David Austin but a Meilland bred rose. It is hardy in zones 5-10 and I know people that are growing it in zone 10 so technically it should do well. I would say, it depends on the exact micro climate and location of where you are planting it. Maybe test it out in that location for this season and see how it does? Depending upon that, you could change the location if need be next year.
Great info. But I need a video for rose bushes. Not climbers.
Hi Lisa, here you go: th-cam.com/video/e396hzK8Jww/w-d-xo.html
This is my care routine for rose bushes and tree roses. Hope it helps. Let me know if you have any specific questions.
😂 this year has been bad for me . I just planted all my roses 1-2 yeara back . Was expecting lovely bloom this spring . Unfortunately of all the things rats are eating my bushes . They have chewed all the lateral stems on my climbers and they are continuing to feed on any new leaf growth 😢 don’t know what to do . I have been using traps to catch but so far not successful . Any idea ? Very sad that they don’t leave my roses alone
Oh no! That’s awful. I am so sorry to hear that. Are you sure it is rats and not voles or gophers? I know people successfully use chicken wire on top of the rose to help with gophers and voles. You can try covering the rose with it and also use a wire basket to plant the rose to prevent the roots from being chewed on. I hope that helps.
Gorgeous! Thank you for explaining trellising and training so well!
Which zone are you in, Amrita, if you don’t mind my asking you.
Thank you.
All of mine are Year 1 but in planters ..
Thanks so much for your kind words. I am so glad it helped. I am in zone 10B.
Thanks for this! What would make my climbing rose die in year 1. It is a David Austin climber. Full sun, watered regularly in fast draining soil, fertilized once in early spring and again after first flush….
Also, have you come out to missing buds? My large about to bloom buds are there one day and gone the next😢
Your welcome! Did you check if it had root rot or was attacked by some kind of pest?
For missing buds, I have never had that issue but I have seen some buds chewed by grasshoppers. So check if some pests in your garden are eating them up. I am testing something out in my garden and am using these bags on my strawberries to prevent snails from eating them. Try them out on your buds : amzn.to/3KTTms2
Let me know if it helps.
@@AmritaBhortake it’s possible. I was able to take a cutting and root it in the pot it was purchased in. I’m thinking of keeping in the pot next to the harbor.
I’ll try the little bag and see if that helps.
Thank you!
@@thepipingbagbakery4399 Your welcome! Let me know if it ends up working. Hope you get tons of flowers this season😁
@@AmritaBhortake Thanks! So do I😊
Thank you for such a helpful video. You explained it all really well and hopefully I can get my roses to look like yours. They are beautiful.
Awww thanks so much for your kind words, Wendy! I am so happy that this was helpful. Sending some good gardening vibes your way. I hope you get amazing blooms this year.
Wonderful tips I've never heard anyone else share! And your roses are gorgeous! Really enjoy your videos, definitely saving this one.
Awww thanks so much for your kind words. That makes me so happy that you found it helpful. Please let me know if you have any specific questions. I would be happy to answer them.
I love your backyard style!! It’s like cottage meets modern, very clean, fresh and elegant!! Would you consider backyard tour and how you decided on plants, their locations and overall layout?
Hi Inna, thanks so much for your kind words. I would love to do a tour. Will make one for spring and one for summer so you get a chance to see the different plants in different seasons. Let me know if you want me to answer any specific questions.
I also have lots of concrete around the house, and although it’s convenient, it makes house look boring. Adding plants in pots would probably be a good solution, but I need all the tips I could get. And thank you for considering my request! I’m so excited 😊
@innapopov4071 I hear you about the concrete. I wanted it for a cleaner look to my landscaping but also wanted the wildness of a cottage garden to it. Will definitely put out a video on my spring garden tour soon
Great video! I want to get a backyard so I can plant more roses
Awww thanks so much for your kind words. You can plant these roses in pots too. I started with 6 of mine in pots. Let me know if you would like a video on my recommendations for potted roses.
@@AmritaBhortake yes please. Need carefree roses
Hahaha I don't know about carefree roses as they all need a little TLC but can definitely recommend varieties that do best in pots@@rajb6293
Your videos are so helpful! Question: I have new David Austin climbing roses east facing. What are yours facing? I’m worried it won’t get enough light but also worried it wouldn’t be able to handle 110 degree days in zone 9b. Any help is appreciated 🫶🏼
Thanks so much for the love. Here are some things to think about. Which specific variety are you growing there? How many hours of sun does it get - maximum and minimum hours? I think it would do fine even with the hot days if you deep water it during that heat but again would come back to the variety and the total amount of sun they would get.
The Eden climbing rose, gets about 4 hours of morning sun.
@@modernmother9972 The Eden is not a David Austin but a Meilland bred rose. It is hardy in zones 5-10 and I know people that are growing it in zone 10 so technically it should do well. I would say, it depends on the exact micro climate and location of where you are planting it. Maybe test it out in that location for this season and see how it does? Depending upon that, you could change the location if need be next year.
@@AmritaBhortake good to know! Thank you so much! It’s been a month so far so good. Grateful for your help 🥰
@@modernmother9972 Hopefully, it works in that spot. Please let me know how it does through the season.