How to fertilize David Austin roses in your garden.
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- I am showing how I fertilize roses in my garden. David Austin roses are reblooming varieties (the majority of them) and they need good fertilization to produce wonderful blooms and stay healthy and disease-free.
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I have watched your videos many times. Love your little paradise. I continue to feel uplifted and happy while visiting you. Please continue to share your time with us.
Much appreciation, Brenda.
Thank you, I will, dear Brenda! That is the sweetest message of yours! Thank you!
Thank you for this educational video. Having recently moved from zone 10a to zone 5a, I'm having to learn to garden all over again. With your help, perhaps my new little Lady of Shallot will grow to be as glorious as yours are.
Thank you for your kind message! Wow, moving and learning how to garden again, that can be quite challenging. But welcome to my channel, it is good to have you here! And your Lady of Shallot will be stronger and better every year, just wait and see!
Thank you, now I understand why new shoots are important ...and about organic feeding...
thank you so much for promoting natural fertilisation! The rose isn’t just the flowers it produces! It’s the whole plant and it’s living conditions - good luck with your roses!
Totally agree, and natural fertilizers reduce maintenance in our gardens. I am going to dedicate a full video to this topic. Folks just don’t realize how vital healthy soil is.
@@OlgaCarmody Couldn’t agree more!
Thank you for this helpful information.
Какой же у вас красивый сад, просто загляденье 😍
Thank you for this awesome video. Very helpful information for beginners!
Love it Olga. Thank you!
Thank you too! I am glad you enjoyed it!
I enjoy watching your video👍❤️
Thank you, Olga. Waow. I had no idea about the "no feeding" trick for off years. This was very helpful.
I just love your videos
Thank you olga for all the tips and showing us the products you use VERY HELPFUL!!SAW V.2023🌞🌹
Olga, thank you so much for the valuable information!!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for that video olga!!!😁🙏
You are so welcome!
Thanks for value able informations
Thanks Olga! God Bless!
God bless you too!
Amazing detailed info on the whys for rose care ❤
The information was super helpful! Thank you!
You are very welcome, Simona! Happy gardening!
Very helpful video ,Thanks Olga !
Glad you liked it!!
Que bello jardín tienes, gracias por tu información 🌹🌹🌹
Thank you. It's very helpful for me.
You are most welcome
Love it! 😊💕🌹
Thank you! 😊
Very helpful demo and tips. Olga is lovely!!!
Thank you! I am glad that my video was helpful, and thank you for your lovely compliment!
Thank you best advice I've heard about roses 🌹
Good! I am glad it was helpful!
Wow, one of the most helpful videos on roses that I've seen! Thank you 👏
Glad it was helpful!
Such a lovely video explaining the benefits of organic gardening and rose care🌸🌼🌸, your rose plants truly look healthy from the bottom to the top👌👌👌 so pleased that I came across your videos on the TH-cam algorithm, thanks again dear Olga 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Good morning Jeannette!
Thank you so much for you lovely message! Enjoy your garden and be well!
you are very informative, thank you.
Very good information on roses!! Thank you!! So glad I found your channel!!💕💕
You are so welcome!
Thank you Olga, your videos are very helpful and i can understand everything completely fine, even with English as my second language, i will use your lessons in my garden xoxo
You're very welcome! I am glad my accent doesn’t scare you away!
Thank you for teaching how to grow roses.
It's my pleasure
Very helpful video. Thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
You are very well spoken and I enjoyed watching you!
Oh thank you! Very nice compliment to hear! Glad this video was helpful!
So interesting I learned a lot, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent
Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks very much!
You're welcome!
Very helpful, just what my aim is. Organic healthy immune system.makes sense. Thankyou
Thank you for your videos, I just found your channel after researching rose care because I would like to buy my first david austin rose.
Oh, you are going to love your first rose! My first one was Lady of Shalott and I anticipate it’s blooms every spring!
I'm so happy to found your video.
Glad you found my channel 😊
@@OlgaCarmody I have some roses too, but they are all in pots so they are kinda small, not as huge your beautiful roses.
Love this video; it's very informative! Your rose bushes are beautiful, so you are clearly doing something right! Thank you!
Thank you, they are beautiful and I can't wait for another season!
@@OlgaCarmody You’re welcome
Thank you
We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks Have a happy day!
I love your video. thank you for sharing. I'm from Indonesia. Nice to watch you
Thank you so much for your tips i will give my roses natural food 🙂
Your roses will be very happy!
I have learned a lot. I try to use only natural fertilizer but I think putting compost underneath. Thanks for all the tips.
Glad to help! My next video coming up next Thursday will be about rose care schedules in different parts of US. Stay tuned!
Hello, first of all I would love to say that I love your speaking,your English sound like listening comfortable music to me, I am from Japan but live in UK for a long time. I learned today from you Sky and Heaven expression when you explain about artificial fertilizer in shops shelves. Also I like the way you say, this little fellow about the new rose shoot on the ground. Few words made me smile. I don’t know why just I loved it. I have Japanese accent English and not 100% either. But I try to pick up new words and expression from other people and copy and use it when I have a chance. I am learning roses and have DA roses in my backyard. I come from Cherry blossom country from Japan but I love roses here in UK. Thank you for the video tutorial and rhythmical beautiful English I could understand whole what you said. I have subscribed you today. See you here again. Best Wishes 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 🌸🌸🌸🌸 🌸
Awww, thank you! Welcome to my channel, it is good to have you here! I am glad you are enjoying my videos!
Thank you for the information for taking care of the roses. Your evergreen garden is beautiful, I have containers roses and they are not doing well because I don't know how to care for them in the ground. Now I'm confident putting them in the garden and follow your tips. Grateful
I am glad my videos are giving you more confidence! Happy gardening!!
great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I love your voice and accent
Soooooooo true! This is such a great and informative video! I love the worms in my garden! They truly are super heroes of the plant world.. and mycorrhizae! 👍👍❤
Absolutely!! Healthy soil is a healthy garden!
@@OlgaCarmody Amen!
Great educational video 👍👍 I don't have any David Austin roses ans wondered if I should get some. Very useful information
Beware, your heart might be stolen by those grace filled plants.
I'm in Central California, Zone 9b, with 106ish rose bushes. In the past, I normally used just steer or chicken manure to fertilize my roses , and they did well. This year, I switched it up. I applied one cup of alfalfa pellets to each rose in January. In February, I covered the beds with steer or chicken manure. In March, I applied 3/4 cup Rose Tone to each rose and have repeated the RT every month. These roses exploded with blooms like never before! It was hard to keep up with the dead-heading, as there were so many blooms. I really enjoy your videos and have learned so much from you.
How exciting! I am going to try chicken manure next time. It is available in my local garden center now. Isn’t it great to see those blooms! Enjoy them!
Cool stuff! My collection is also growing.
That's great! I am very fond of roses!
Thank you for your experience fertilize roses .it really really helpful ! I am using the miracle Gro all purpose right now and after cutting ,I use fish fertilizer, but I definitely going to use what you are recommend . it’s really good organic fertilizer, thank you so much again for sharing
Wonderful! Enjoy your garden and roses!
Those Roses are healthy and beautiful....i love those Roses so much... 🌹🌹🌹
Thank you for sharing....Olga Carmody.
Thank you so much, I am glad you are enjoying my videos! Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody Happy Summer to you and yours. Say HELLO to all your Beautifull Roses...Olga.
Greetings from North Borneo.
Hi Olga, Thank you so much for this video. Just wanted to know whether you have ever used Down to Earth Rose & Flower Mix fertilizer or Osmocot .
Agreed that it's all in soil quality. I work in a compost/manure mix, alfalpha pellets and an organic slow release granular fertilizer at the start of the season, followed by a liquid organic fertilizer later on. Lots of water once or twice per week depending on temperature and heat wave.
Liquid or water soluble chemical fertilizers are a quick fix and best applied for emergency purposes only since they're available to the roots almost immediately. There's no need to use chemicals when the soil is healthy and maintained organically.
You bring the best out of David Austin roses! 🌹
Thank you, Mickey! Well said!
the most poetic garden channel here on TH-cam. Btw, Olga.. I didn't notice you have another spot for Generous Gardener? in your recent videos there are only one spot on the gate, the one who has birdnest. 💕❤️
I have several GGs in my garden, just love those blooms. Should have planted more of different rose varieties maybe.
How many roads are beautiful, thank you for the information. I enjoy watching your videos.
Glad you like them! Happy gardening!
I am so thrilled that i found your channel. Excellent information. I have subscribed. Question: We just bought this home in northern California. We have very hot summers and cold winters. No snow. The garden has thirteen rose bushes that are poorly pruned and growing every which way. I have spent a lot of time in trying to get them to not only look good but also to be healthy. I only use organic everything in our garden. Should we pull them out and start all over again? I have planted six new David Austin roses in containers and one over the arbor. I love David Austin roses. Help! Thank you so much.
Hi Norma, glad you are here! Welcome!
I would try to rejuvenate those roses before just throwing them out. Here is my video of basic rose care for different parts of US:
th-cam.com/video/WVGazZe1AJw/w-d-xo.html
I never gardened in California, but if you follow each step in basic rose care, you can bring those roses back to life. This season is done, but you can do heavy pruning at the beginning of next year. That probably is the biggest fix you can do, since your roses are growing all over the place. And if there is no success ( those roses might be just very old), I would throw them out without any regrets. I would be showing everyone how I prune my beauties in spring, that info will be too late for your region. Look around for a good book on roses and you should be able to do good pruning. Good luck and happy gardening!
thank you so very much Olga. I will definitely take you awesome advice. And thank you for getting back to me so quickly. Happy gardening to you too.
I hope your roses are song better!
I agree with Olga - years ago a man from Jackson and Perkins roses spoke to our local rose society group about just that!
He said time and again, sometime would dig out a spindly old rose, and a neighbor would claim it, dog a nice new hole, dump in some manure and replant it - and the next year it world be gorgeous and full of blossoms!
He told us to save ourselves the trouble, just pile on the manure ourselves!
Lovely - and I so agree on using natural fertilizers on the roses and rest of the soil!
I have two Austin roses - Jude the Obscure and Gertrude Jekkyl, plus several fragrant heritage roses. One tip in an old book was to bury chicken (or other) bones and skin etc under a rose when planting - a nice slow release mineral supplement!
Hi Olga - love your videos! I also live in CT zone 6B and you inspired me to buy 3 Lady of Shallot rose bushes earlier this year. They are growing very quickly and they’re producing blossoms but not as many as I thought they would- maybe that’s because it’s their first year and they’re focused on growing? I fed them earlier in the summer with RoseTone but I’ll check out your suggestions for fertilizing. Also, they’ve been very healthy but due to our wet summer they’re now struggling with some blackspot - any suggestions? Thank you!
Roses do take time to mature. First year is pretty low in blossom expectations. Don’t worry, it is normal. Your rose is like a child, give her time to grow. And yes, black spot is huge this year, we have rains here in CT almost every second night. I just tolerate it, collect all the damaged leaves, let long new canes collect all the sun rays before winter and throw all the leaves into garbage.
I didn't see you mention how often to fertilize and what time of year to do the first fertilization after laying compost and manure in springtime when leaves are just fluffing out.
I do like your videos.
Thank you for sharing your beautiful roses and letting us know how to grow roses healthy. I purchased Lady of Chalott, I like this roses very much. From Japan, I would like to visit Cotswolds ,England and Sissinghust next year to see roses if possible. Please let me know the best season to see roses.
Oh my, Sissinghurst is my dream to visit! You are going to love it! Go in June, when all the roses are coming into bloom! And I am glad you like my videos. 😃
Thank you very much .
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I really enjoy your video .
A big problem with fertilizers in general is almost all of them their NPK ratio is highly outdated and harms the plant. For general purpose or blooming it should have a ratio around 2:1:3 with potassium around or slightly higher than nitrogen and phosphorous half of the nitrogen. There was a study that showed high phosphorous fertilizers reduce number of blooms by 20%. Other studies show they make the roots very woody and unable to properly transport nutrients as well as they should.
Beyond looking at the ratio of the three numbers people just flat out give too much fertilizer for many plants. Some are heavy feeders but many aren't and we give too much.
Third is the fertilizer is just NPK, no magnesium, calcium, silica, boron and so on plants need too.
Fourth is nitrate nitrogen gives much healthier plants with thicker more robust leaves less prone to disease and piercing pests than urea or ammonium based nitrogen fertilizers.
The fact is there aren't many decent fertilizers on the market even now in the year 2023 which is sad. The absolute best is amino acid chelated mineral fertilizer and there is only one product on the market for years now that has it and it's not like the ingredients are super expensive either. The fertilizer industry needs to update their formulas they are terrible.
Thank you. I am so glad you are a believer and proponent of organic gardening. I switched to natural sources a few years ago after I almost killed my plants with synthetic fertilizer as I misread the concentrations. Thanks for the helpful information!
Yes, the more I garden, the more I see what a wrong road is synthetic fertilizers…
I love the bricks that you have lining your rose bed and your new boxwoods - where did you get them? And what does it say going all the way around?
I got those bricks from the town collection center. I our town we have a place where folks bring construction stuff they don't need. And everyone can come to look for something they need. I got those old bricks from there. And the history of names on those bricks is fascinating! I am going to talk about those bricks in one of my next videos. Interesting stories!
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you so much I look forward to your next video!!!
Super! +291
Thank you!
Здравствуйте 🤝 я из Россия 🇷🇺👍👍👍
Welcome! It is good to have you here!
Happy day Olga, l9ve the videos, please let me know about the lovely piano background music, I can't find anywhere who plays so I can listen to it,.love it
Music is by Esther Abrami and the name of the song is "A Minor Waltz". Happy listerning!
Thanks so much for your detailed explanation. I have David Austin Roses which seem to attract lots of bugs and aphids probably due to the fragrance. The only way I could prevent the roses from becoming bald with only stems was to spray home made diluted natural soap water. Do you have similar issues and how do you suggest I treat them?
Hi Olive,
Different regions have different problems. I my place, coastal CT, I don't have many pests, but black spot is an issue. You can look into Rose rx 3 in 1 product. It is for organic gardening. Also sprays on the base of neem oil are good too. Happy gardening!
Hi Olga, another wonderful video. I have been using a liquid feed every 1/2 weeks here in the UK...haven't really thought whether it is artificial or not....(oops) but I have read recently to use farmyard manure to improve the soil. Do you use liquid feeds? Do you think I should just replace liquid feed with manure or similar pellets to what you used? Thank you xx
In my opinion, everything natural works. If I want a quick feed to reach my plants quickly, I use liquid natural stuff. I don't really do tea compost these days, but use fish emulsion from once in a while. Stinky stuff it is, but so good!
@@OlgaCarmody thankyou! I checked the bottle and it’s organic… I’ll also get some farmyard manure this year and give the garden a treat xx
What a lovely outfit :) Does this mean you only fertilize the roses in the Spring with the manure and granular fertilizer? I thought we were to do a midseason dose as well?
In my zone we fertilize roses twice: spring and after first blooms. Thank you!
Hello Olga, Love your garden so much ❤️. Pease let me know whether can I use Cinder as media for DA roses? Specially Queen of Sweden, I am from India.
I never gardened with cinder. Sorry
Beautiful garden you have. Even I agree to go with organic, because that keeps soil as well as plant more healthy.
Do you have any video on standard tree roses? If yes please share.🇮🇳😊
I admire those beautiful rose standards, but will never go down that road. There are several reasons. I live in zone 7, zone 6 starts just several miles inland. It is coastal area CT, US, and we can have very unpredictable late freezing winds here. Plus, some winters are cold and snowy and others are mild. I looked into growing standard roses in my garden at some point, and was totally horrified what I have to do to overwinter them! Some advise was to cut roots of the rose standard at one side and lay it into a trench, cover it with soil and keep it that way for winter. In spring, raise it up again. That is a horror story for me! But folks in warmer areas don't need to face those situations. For them the biggest thing is the sturdiness of the rose trunk.
That is the long answer.
The short answer would be, I don't do those standards in my garden, just admire them from afar. Maybe someone has other suggestions. You are welcome everyone, to continue this conversation with your success and failure stories, I would be interested to read them.
Okay 😊
I n the very early spring after the first pruning i feed bone meal ,blood meal,and composted cow manure. I have planted olivia rose austin ,in a processional at the roof less church site in new harmony indiana . Along side there are also many companion plants,sutch as thyme,lavender,asorted garden Salvia,and bee balms and anise hyssop. Low growing winter jewel box woods serve as front border and retainer. In front of the box woods there is an annual planting of mexican heather and verbena. This all enclosed by high brick walls that hold brutal intense heat in the summer. Only the strong survive ln this environment,and the austin rose has done every thing they said it would do. Periodically at expected bloom times i also feed alfalfa meal tea.
Wow, you do give your roses the best treatment. I assume they receive suplemental water too in that heat... And Olivia rose is such a great plant! It is growing in my garden for the second year and I can't wait to see how it will bloom this year!
Very helpful! What is the naam of the beautiful rose pinkorange one, in the snapshots?
Hi Olga. I live in the North of France zone 9b oceanic and I have ordered Lady of Shalot and Mrs Alfred Carrière both are bare root which should be arriving soon.so excited 😊. I've been researching planting methods and came across box planting. What do you think about that? Also should I mulch those new roses with manure? Also is it necessary to feed roses with manure and an organic feed? If I only use manure during dormancy will the rose suffer? Many thanks for your videos I always look forward to watching them.
Hi Kim, you know, different regions use different fertilizer. And it comes down to what is available. Aged manure is great, you can put it around roses in winter and it will offer not only food for next year, but will condition soil. I use manure + natural rose fertilizer. In your area folks might be using different stuff depending on tradition and soil. But, bottom line, as long as it is natural, it will do the same job: feed and improve structure of soil. As for box planting. You mean to plant your roses in container? It can be done too. I heard of box planting as square planting...Let me know..
@@OlgaCarmody many thanks for replying. No it's not container planting but 'the box method'. The Idea is to plant rose in a cardboard box in the ground. This apparently protects the plant while the roots establish 🤷♀️. Do you think this is useful?
@@kimfox5186 I would say that it would be useful if you've got many rodents and root eating critters. Otherwise, I don't see the point here. I deal with squirrels and moles, and looks like they don't target rose roots...
how do you prepare the soil to transfer a potted rose to the ground? and is it ok to transplant
it any time of the year?
Hello Olga, I have a question for you. I nourish my roses with only horse manure. Is that OK? Thanks for your insight and guidelines. And by the way, you have a lovely garden! 🌹
Hello there! Food is food, and horse manure, as long as it is aged, is perfect. I believe in healthy soil and when you add to the goodness of it with natural stuff( roses are heavy feeders), not only do you provide food for your adorable roses, but you also enhance the life of your soil. Healthy soil is healthy plants in the long run.
Would you mind reminding us the name of this famous musical piece you used here? It goes perfectly with the roses. :)
That is A minor waltz, by Ester Abrami
Can I use the way for the rose in container or for any different flowers and can you show me how to grow rose in a container please ? Thank you somuch .
You mentioned about basal canes being important. I have heard that if your rose is not on own root and canes are coming from underneath you need to cut them off because it is created from another root stock that has been grafted. Is this true? Thank you
Hi there,
Yes to your question. If there are side shoots coming from underneath the grafted area, it means those shoots are from root stock. As since root stock is different, that shoot will create a different rose and will eventually try to overtake the rose. You don't automatically cut that shoot out. You need to see what it is and then, if it is different, not cut it but tear it near the root joint. Hope it helps. I might create a video about it (let me know if it would be helpful to you). Thanks for your question.
Hi, I liked your video and the roses are really Unique abd beautiful. I have ordered Austin Copper Yello Colored rose plants. I have a question for you, can we use some organic fertilizer as Wastage of oil seed (like mustard or Peanuts after they get processed in oil mills)
Hi Hemal, mustard cake fertilizer is not widely used in US. I never used it myself and can’t comment on it. It is organic fertilizer and is rich in micro elements. The only way for you to know is to ask someone else or use it mildly and see the results. Good luck!
Hey from which site did u ordered David Austin they are not available in local nurseries can u plz share the info. I desperately want some David Austin shrubs in my garden
Great video. Thank you. What rose is this? I thought you said lady of shallot, but the images in this video show the rose as being kind of pinkish, not so orange.
Nevermind, just watched your shrub and climbing rose video where you answered my question! 😂
I was just ready to give you that link! Thanks and happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody what the name of this pink orange rose?
@@joyzhou1604 That is Lady of Shalott rose by David Austin. Happy Gardening!
Hi Olga! I just planted a bare root roses and used a starter fertilizer.. being that is almost March, when is the next time I should Fertilize it? Till late fall?
I have a a video about different schedules. Here it is:studio.th-cam.com/users/videoWVGazZe1AJw/edit
Hi olga im in birmingham uk, quite wet, cant tell what summers gonna be like, last year we got drenched year before got scorched. I need your help with my lady of shalott. Got 2, bare root in. Sail, doing badly 3rd year now spindly short hardly flowers if at all.
Got potted one in large pot 2yr old doing little better but still disappointing. I use half John innes no.3 half good quality compost, spade full of peat. What's wrong. ? All my other DAs are happy.
How often would u fertilize the plant? Thanks for sharing.
In my climate I fertilize twice a year, once in spring and second time after first flush of blooms.
Did you recomend some organic fertilizer for European countries? I find difficult to find a good fertilizer here in Portugal
I am not familiar with fertilizers in Europe, I garden in US and know our local fertilizers well. Sorry...
Thanks! BTW, do you do your own gardening maintenance or have help?
I do everything myself. A lot of work, but that’s the only way I will know stuff going on in my garden.
@@OlgaCarmody Yeah, you can tell how intimately you know what's going on with your roses...
Hi what about fertilzer in pot? I am in india and we have neem , mustard, bonemeal,rose mix ,npk 19:19:19, dap . Which one should i go for, how much and what frequency?
Hi I planted some David Austin and only after a week or so the flowers dropped. Also I noticed some holes in them along with my hibiscus that's right next to it
Make sure that your rose is well hydrated by watering it deeply. It is going through transplant shock right now and shielding it temporarily from strong sun will be very good. I use garden chairs for that. As for holes. Look around for insects, slugs.. They usually are the culprit especially for new stressed plants. If you see unwanted bugs, try to remove them manually or use organic insecticides. Good luck!
David austin roses has such thin petals. I'm still wishing to buy my first rose. What would you recommend? I have a container garden so I'm thinking of patio roses
You definitely want to go with roses which can survive and flourish in confined container spaces. How about going to David Austin website and plugging in container friendly varieties?
Do you lay three inches of the Black Kow cow manure or the compost? Thank you
I like to use cow manure. Thanks for watching!
Hi Olga. Nice channel. Do you know Sweet Roses of Mine and Gardeners of the World groups on facebook? Not all of us live in the northern henisphere. Where do you live? I would like to see if I can adapt your advice.
Hi Gail,
I live in zone 7, coastal Connecticut, US. I checked those groups on Facebook, very interesting! Thanks for mentioning them. It is fascinating how different folks from different parts of the world take care after their gardens!
@@OlgaCarmody
Hello Olga
I live in Toronto, Canada. I don’t get the fertiliser you use plantone. Can I use miracle grow. What do you suggest?
Nature is good for you and your guidance .can I want climber rose in india Maharashtra
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Thank you Rajan, I don’t ship roses, just plant them in my garden and share those beauties with everyone over my TH-cam channel.
I used just the David Austin rose fertilizer this past year and they did just okay. There was only 2 little feeding per year and am considering trying your method next year. Have you ever used just there own fertilizer from David Austin?
I never used DA fertilizer, it is kind of pricy, plus shipping. I use fertilizer readily available in our local shops, for roses. My roses are doing fine on it.
@@OlgaCarmody thanks Olga! You are correct about the expense.
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У вас сказочный садолес, наверное, весьма затенённый? Как розы переносят полутень?
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Hi there, my garden has increasing shade in the front of the house, but the back is pretty sunny and roses do have needed amount. Well, majority of them. I am growing Katrina rose in some shade and am hoping that it will not mind. This year will show...
how you can to feed for leaves so smooth and glossy
I don't do anything to the leaves, just make sure that my soil is healthy.
It’s frustrating that it still takes explanation and persuasion for people to understand why ‘feed the soil, not the plant’ is the only way to maintain a healthy garden. The future is organic!
Well, the advertising campaign of big producers of artificial stuff is huge and very persuasive! Plus many years of it!
What is the fertilizer you use for the DA roses? And where do you buy it? Thank you for the help!
I use natural slow release fertilizer, like Espoma company. I buy it from local home improvement store.
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you for your reply! Loved your video!