It's ROSE Time! Picking the Right Dormant Bare Root Rose! :: Roses for Beginners
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- “There is simply the rose; it is perfect in every moment of its existence.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson
Welcome! Did you know January is the PERFECT time to purchase a rose for your garden this year? They might not look like much in the garden center but those bunches of stems will grow into something beautiful very soon! Watch to learn how to pick the perfect rose for your garden! 🌹 Enjoy!
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This was super helpful, Janey. I’m awaiting two David Austin climbers and I’m so glad I saw you plant yours today.🌹
i have two new roses this year, called David Austin kew garden and its very simple but beautiful. it has flowered all summer and very healthy. Not much scent but well worth having.
Yes! I just bought at climbing rose in a lavender color ❤ so excited!
Morning Janey great info on roses thank you. I’m hoping you can give more on climbing roses as these are what I truly love. Have a sunshiny day ❤
Perfect timing with this rose video, as I plan to buy 3 David Austin roses this month. You were very helpful with your explanations. I didn't know about the grades and where to look for them, so I appreciate you so much, for this, and all your videos.
COOL FLOWER UPDATE: Thanks to your inspiration and coaching, ALL my "cool flower" starts are alive and thriving outside. Since Dec 1st when I put our the seedlings, they have all grown and look happy. Color me shocked with this new fall seed growing technique! It takes a lot of stress out of Jan/Feb/March, when my house is filled with way too many seed trays under lights.
I love roses! I would like to have a climbing rose. Thanks for the video, very helpful
I’m waiting for my first roses from David Austin’s to be shipped any day now! So excited. Thank you for the video
Because of this informative vlog I just ordered 3 David Austin (bare root) tree roses! Thank you!
This is very interesting and informative. I live in East Texas. We produce about 75 percent of the roses in the US. Tyler has a 14 acre Rose Garden where they breed new varieties. It should be on you bucket list especially when it is time for the Rose Festival in October. I have heard about how to choose roses my whole life and still didn’t quite understand. You have made it easier to understand how to choose a heather rose. I hope you have a wonderful day.
What a great educational video on roses! I will be referencing it many times!
Definitely saving to my rose playlist!
I did not know any of this! You're such a good teacher ☺️
I am thinking about getting a rose. I still haven’t decided…. I just want more of them lol. Thanks for the info and the relatable presentation.
I love roese. I can't wait for this spring to get some
You sound like Alton Brown today with this video! Loved it!
Great information about roses.
Hi Janie. I never knew that roses were graded. That’s so interesting. I’ll have to take a look at the tags next time. Thank you
Earth Angel isn't a hybrid tea(another floribunda, actually. Very pretty with those cup shape blooms), and you missed the fact that hybrid teas have high centered blooms(and they remain that way until they fade away). Also, Grandifloras have slightly bigger blooms(but they are also clustered) than floribundas. But, the rest of the info was accurate and helpful.
Thanks for adding your expertise.
Yes, you are right, earth angel is not a hybrid tea rose. I have a lot of roses, buy the Gertrude from David Austin, and it's AMAZING! Thanks for your work!! ♥️
I ordered 4 david austin for this spring to add to my 13 existing. One Eden climber, 3 shrub, the poets wife, jubilee celebration and princess of Alexander Kent. I love all flowers lol. I will probably add one more hybrid tea later this year. I have a zinnia and dahlia fascination as well. Happy gardening!! Great informative video.
Oh wow, that’s so exciting! I live in the country, love it! Maybe I’ll get some good ideas from you, once you get moved😊
Excellent. I would have loved to have this video when I was first buying roses .
Just to add my two cents.
Floribunda roses can have just as much disease as any other, I can tell you this from first hand experience. I have had to remove quite a few.
David Austin has many shrub roses, but so do many other companies, many of which are as beautiful or more than David Austin's and many are more disease resistant. This is not to say that I don't love David Austin roses but don't get stuck on just one breeder. Kordes roses for example are amazing and almost all bred for superior disease resistance.
Many new rose growers don't even know what a bud union is. For anyone interested, it's basically grafting two varieties together. A grafted rose will never be as healthy as an own root rose. It's life will be much shorter and a completely different rose can pop up from it's roots which means you will have to be careful and maintain the original rose. It will also not be cold hardy and will need some serious winter protection in colder climates. There are many own root roses available online. Most will be much smaller roses but they will catch up quickly if they are a good variety. I hope this helps someone out there, as I did not understand this at all when first starting out.
I've recently become obsessed with getting more roses after looking at the Davis Austin site. I have a few small rose bushes that are the 'miniature' roses you can get in the grocery store. I also have one big white rose (I honestly don't even remember where I got it from). I would love to get 6 or 7 roses to plant along the south side of my yard. I definitely want roses that are highly scented.
Well with this information I will certainly look into the climbing roses I have also wanted one or two but never know what to buy. Also i didn’t know there were grades for roses, but now I know why some of the roses I purchased I the past didn’t do so well. Thank you this was very informative.
I bought my first two roses this year. Angel Face, because that's what I call my hubby and a Everblooming Cécile Brünner climber for the arbor I'm planning to add at the front of a raised garden bed (picked it mostly for not having as many thorns). Please do a video on caring for roses in NorCal 9b and soil/nutrients that keep them happy. 🙏💕
Cecile Brunner get huge in zone 9, recently saw a lady’s rose that was the biggest rose plant I’ve seen for a climber, decided this year to give it a severe prune to put her in check, but it was a beautiful sight to behold. Happy gardening!
I just purchased an Eden climbing rose this morning! I was planning on placing an order online but had to make a return to the big blue store- and lo and behold the bare roots are in!!!
Janey, how in the world did we ever enjoy our gardens, especially our roses, before Australian Man came along to set us straight? Geez, some people act like it’s their job to correct strangers on social media. Dear Aussie, Shhhh…nobody asked you. Also, please note that she’s made it clear many times that she’s not a professional, just someone who loves to learn & inspire others to grow beautiful things. Janey, thank you for sharing all the beauty in your garden and for being such a beautiful soul! 😘
I moved to a new home in June and always plant a Cecile Brunner Climber in every home I've had since the mid 1980's It was the favorite rose of Margaret, my second mother, and it always reminds me of her.
What a great introduction to roses! You’re a natural teacher 🌷
Tree rose, you gave a lot of great info 👍
Yes, 3. Just got back from HD, they have a lot in Los Angeles!!
Hi Janey! This was very well presented, informative and timely for me. I have been trying to decide on a rose since I have never grown any. I would love be a part 2 on rose care.
This season I’ll be adding my first Rose, after tons of research I decided on EUSTACIA VYE from David Austin, I ordered her back in November; I joined rose groups for support and inspiration. I’ve been gardening since I was born since I’m the grandson of a farmer; but I never had roses, but I’m already looking at adding a 2nd. Being I want to support my local garden center, I’m waiting on there stock to come in, zone 8a Atlanta, Ga.
Very nice. Helpful info, explained very well.
Happy New Year Janie
I bought a Lady Marmalade Floribunda rose and planted it in December. Last year I bought a climbing iceberg as well. I cannot wait until they bloom. I adore the smell of roses. xxxx
Hi Janey! Thank you so so much for including Celsius degrees when you talked about temperature! Your viewers from overseas surely understand that better than Fahrenheit. Lots of love from Hungary, Europe!
Just ordered some David Austin roses 🤗
I LOVE IT! 💖💖💖
Great information! Thanks 🥀M
Fantastic! Please consider including resources, such as other TH-cam channels or websites that you think are outstanding when you did your research.
Thank you for the rose information Janey! I fell in love with roses a few years ago and have since added a small rose garden to an unused area of my yard. Would you consider doing a video about pruning different types of roses?
The last year I purchased David Austin roses and I plan on purchasing some English and more David Austin this year at least 4 or 5. I've been in love with roses and it's something that I thoroughly enjoy
Great information, thank you.
Very interesting Thank u 🌹
Excellent video! You are well on your way to becoming a master gardener. Such a good presentation and great content. Well done!!
Thanks Janey. Your explanation of the five types of roses and how to select a healthy bare root plant was easy for me to follow. I've never been interested in roses and maybe I just needed to learn more because now I know I would definitely choose a climbing rose to cover an arched structure.
I bought Roses last yr, David Austin. Planted Emily Bronte in a huge planter, hoping to move this summer, she was going with me. She grew so fast I had to start a new garden to get her out of the planter end of summer.
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I am so pleased with the educational videos you provide. I'm really looking forward to the info you learn and will share with us from the Master Gardener course.
I'm in Novato and in the same growing zone as you.
Today you explained the various rose categories so simply and clearly. Perfect!
I want to plant a climbing rose to my garden this year! So I paused & took notes 😊 thanks again Janey ☘️
Hi Janey 🌺 good information about roses. I love roses ,I have many colors of them and most of them smell fragrant . Have awonderful day .🎄
yes im planning to get roses this year, i just lost 2 pots of em :( i want more roses again
Very good information, Janey! Thanks so much!
I have a couple Bush roses, though no nothing about them...thank you for doing this video!
I’ve had many roses over the years . I’d say my favorite are the hybrid teas! I have one grandiflora right now and training it like a climber. Here in the south they usually do very well but sometimes the humidity gets too much and black spot takes over!
Thank you for very informative video on roses! And for all the pictures for the examples. I learned alot!
What are your favorite type and colors of roses?
I’m looking at adding a moon gate to my garden and was thinking about adding climbing roses 🌹 Thanks for the great info 🌼🐝
You’ve inspired me! I’m obsessed with David Austin roses but their hardiest rose they have is a zone 4. But I think I’m going to give it a shot and try getting a zone 4 to survive in my garden by mulching it up well for the winter! Wish me luck!
Oh yes I have ordered more this year 🥰
I think ill only buy David Austin roses. Im a rose snob lol. Can you do a video on full shade window boxes?
Good Tuesday morning Janey - and Happy New Year!! Excellent video as always - thanks for sharing all your expertise on roses. Everyone of them looks absolutely lovely. 🌹🌹🌹🌹😁👍
Great presentation and explaination. Dreaming of roses, and probably ordering soon, though they won't ship here in 5b til April. I would love to see that climber, and its structure now while dormant. Trying to figure how to add one to my garden.
Hi Janey, no one needs to leave those peat pots on they don't biodegrade. I am from Mobile Ala. we get the most rain of anyone in the states, almost 7 feet a year. Those pots do not biodegrade in our weather they won't do it any where.
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Hi Janey, I am curious to know about the progress of your cutflower space you seeded I think two months ago. I am referring to the space you protected with chicken wire.
Good Morning, Janey! Thank you so much for this video! I've been contemplating adding some type of rose bush to our little garden and this really helped me. Oh question-- do most roses need lots of sunlight? I think I'll have to experiment a bit this year, take the plunge and buy one to see if it receives enough light. Floribunda--- here I come! Thanks again and have a great day.
Yes, roses need to be planted in full sunlight. There are a few exceptions that can take partial sunlight but not woodland type of shade. Olivia from David Austin for example does well in part sun.
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Thanks for the good info on bareroot roses. I get so excited when they arrive in the nurseries. I am a zone 9b , but in Phoenix. I just joined your channel a few weeks ago so I apologize if this question has been asked before. You were standing in front of a slate or black stained fence. What was the brand and color used? I am looking to paint my arbor a similar color. Thanks for all your great info and garden passion..
Another 9b Arizonan …
North Scottsdale here!
Janey gives thoroughly researched information.
Hope your garden flourishes….
Earth angel is floribunda NOT hybrid T
More information, please. Do they all have to be in a sun place or can some be part shade?
Roses need at least 6 hours of sun to thrive.
Thanks for all the info!! I noticed they had these out at my Lowe's yesterday. The canes looked as though they had been dipped in a wax or something? Do you know what that is or why they do that?
The wax helps to keep the roses from drying out during shipping and at the nursery. Just make sure to prune the tips before you plant them and they will be fine!