How I Support Roses AFTER their First Flush of Blooms
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- Roses are blooming, my garden is full of color and birds - the best time of the year! Many parties and outside dinners with family and friends.
There are 2 roses in my garden which are not doing very well. I am outside today and do my tricks to support those struggling beauties after they finished their blooms time. Enjoy and happy gardening!
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I am learning how to care for roses, and I appreciate all your videos! Thank you so much for sharing your garden with us!
You are so welcome
I was inspired to go apply Rose-tone to my heirloom roses, water and deadhead them.
Oh, you and your channel are wonderful! 😊 Thank you for sharing your passion for roses! As a fellow rosarian, I found this so refreshing, lovely, and relaxing to watch... I could easily watch/listen to your working and talking with roses for hours. Really informative and enjoyable! So glad I found your channel... I'm diving into all your other videos now too. 🌹🏵🥇👏
Oh thank you, enjoy!
Olga you are teaching me so much. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Learning a lot from you, Always love to watch your video and your garden is inspiring.
Yes, agreed, alaskan fish emulsion is fantastic. Maybe two tines a year i will apply organic alfalfa meal. I think it helps sweeten the fragrance of the bloom. I also apply earth worm castings,bone and blood meal early in the spring. Of course diotamaceous earth and silica are judiciously used on the foliage to detour pest.
Wow, you treat your roses well!
Thanks
Good information, thank you! And wow, the Katrina rose (behind you when you were showing the fish emulsion, I think that's what that one is called?) has exploded! Very pretty!
Have you ever tried to grow a rose from a cutting? A few years ago, I bought a rose off the discount rack with no tag. It holds its leaves all winter and blooms like crazy through October. It’s beautiful and I’d like to have more.
My grandma would grow roses from cuttings all the time! It is actually very easy, roses are tenacious plants and many of them root very well! You can wait to the second part of summer and take some stems (5 inches long) from your rose and just stick them into the soil 75 percent stem deep. You can use growing hormone as well. Not a sunny location, preferably dapple sun and with moisture presence in soil. Good luck!
@@OlgaCarmody Thanks. I’ll give it a try.
Thank youOlga for sharing. I am 74 and I love to garden. I am blessed and can still do quite a bit but I have been watching your channel for a short while and have learned so much. Your gardens are so lovely. Recently I ordered some David Austin Roses. I planted each in large containers. I have watched many of your videos but I can’t remember what you mulch with. I started making the leaf compost in the contractor bags but they are not ready yet. I live in zone 9b a d our summers are brutal. I mulch my tomatoes and vegetable garden with straw but I wanted to know what you suggest for roses. All your information has been so helpful. Thank you so much and God bless you.❤
I am glad my videos are helpful! I mulch with wood chips. Gardeners with big gardens buy it in big loads from the tree companies. My garden is on the small size, so I just get bagged mulch from the store. Thank you and happy gardening!
Can you do a video on bugs and diseases? For instance, what you do for sawflies, powdery mildew, etc?
Yes please!! I have powdery mildew on my plant I don’t even know what to do
Hm, I have videos on most of the diseases from my garden. I really don't deal with powdery mildew (oh, wait, my spirea is hit this season with it!). In the future I will. Thank you!
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Can you show us a close up of basal shoots on the rose bush? I think I have these on my Generous Gardener but I am not sure. They are coming out of the ground and they are red. Will the fish emulsion attract rodents?
Hi Olga! How old is your Peggy Martin bush? She is so beautiful!! I have 2 of them growing in my garden, it's about 1 year old and it has just a few clusters of buds. Not much.. Is she still too young?? Also, mine has long canes draping down and covering my whole fence. Do you recommend trimming her long canes? I notice yours doesn't have a lot of canes, do you cut them and keep only a few?? When will she really start blooming???🤔 I don't know much about the care of this rose. Your garden looks beautiful as always!!!😍
Hi there, my Peggy Martin is 3 years old and it is its first good blooming season. Last year she did several very insignificant blooms. Don't cut those long case, your Peggy is a climber and wants to create long stems. Train them on some sort of vertical support. Good luck!
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you for that! Wow! Has it been 3 years since you planted Peggy! I'm sure I watched your video when you planted her! It's funny how other people's garden seem to grow so quickly but yours seems to grow so slowly.😓🐌 Thank you again, I will be patient. I'm very happy to see you back in your garden, I hope all is well with you and your family. God bless you!!😊💖
Would you recommend doing this with brand new roses? I planted them bare root this spring and they have just finished their first flush.
I wouldn't fertilize my new roses a lot, just a little bit. Let them figure it out with their small root systems and get anchored into the soil. Good luck!
@@OlgaCarmody thank you!
Hi Olga,
To simplify the process, can I use only fertilizer to encourage more rose blooming after the first bloom, or are multiple types of food such as fish emulsion and cow manure necessary?
I also have Osmocote Flower & Plant granules and wonder if they are as effective for roses, or should I use Rose-Tone as you recommended? Thank you😊
You can just add fertilizer and that is it. I was just adding some extras. And some gardeners go a long mile with other products. Osmocote is not organic option, some gardeners don't want to go that way in the open soil, because it doesn't support the health of the soil. I use it in pots, and it is a great product. I would use organic slow release fertilizer instead.
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you, Olga, for the detailed insights. I would like to have an organic garden, so I will use Rose-Tone👌
I have heard fish emulsion would attract a lot of stray cats . have you found this to be so ?
My case is the "stinky neighbor" case. I didn't see any activities from cats after applying fish emulsion. Although I accidentally put it on my finger and 2 days later am still smelling it around me. So, use glows.
@@OlgaCarmody Thank you !!
My Gertrude Jeckle just finished blooming and I fertilized with Rose Tone. It had a beautiful showing but new buds are turning brown and the stems are shriveling. What could be causing this? I wish I could attach a photo.
Did you overuse your fertilizer? Roses can get poisoned by too much of our love, you know. And usually the edges of leaves become dry, as if someone put your rose on quick fire. If this might be the case, try to retrieve all the fertilizer stuff and flush the soil with wanter in intervals. Good luck!
Hi, I need some advice. My lady of shallot is completely defoliated by some kind of insect. When I first noticed holes in the leaves, I took some leaves to a nearby garden nursery and ask for advice on what to do. I asked him if I should spray it with neem oil, but he said it looked like a fungus and advised me to apply a fungicide. I took his advice and sprayed all the bushes that day but then we had rain that night. I did not respray with the fungicide after the rain. I sprayed with neem oil but I think I was too late . I did get a few blooms but I do not see any new buds forming for a second blooming. The canes are still green but there are no leaves. One bush still has some leaves and new growth on it but the buds blooming now no longer are lady of shallot. They are a red rose with a pale yellow center! When I first planted these Lady of shallot rose bushes 4 years ago, they came in a pot from local nursery, and they were not bare root roses. Is that why they are turning red and no longer look pale orange? They are a completely different rose now. They were David Austin roses. What is your opinion of what happened to these roses? Do I leave the defoliated bushes and try to revive them with new compost and fertilizer or do I cut them back to the ground? They have no dieback on the canes but have no leaves at all left on three of the rose bushes.I assume the roses cannot produce new blooms without leaves for photosynthesis? Please help. Any advice would be appreciated.
Sounds like the rootstock, which is most likely Dr. Huey, has taken over. Dr Huey is used by David Austin and many other rose growers as rootstock and it will produce a red rose. Perhaps this is what is happening.
Neem has fungicide properties along with being an insecticidal so the person at the garden center should have known that.
One thing about neem is that it has a short shelf life so a product sitting around after being opened is only effective for about 6 months. I'm not saying what would be sprayed on your roses last 6 months but rather that what's left in the bottle becomes ineffective after about 6 months.
Hope this helps.
If your Lady of Shalott is being overtaken by a different color, that must be the root stock of probably Dr. Huey rose. Just google how Dr. Huey looks and you might recognize your blooms with yellow center. Your nursery sold you grafted roses. Now, what to do. Try to cut out the stems which are of red rose. Go all the way to the main root of the rose and yank those stems out. Dr. Huey is extremely sick rose, but it rises like Fenix from ashes every season after being completely defoliated. IF you have too many of Dr. Huey, it might be too late to revert your rose back to Lady of Shalott. I will do a video about your situation. If you can send me the photos of your roses to : gardeningwitholga@gmail.com
How do you clean the Neem Oil from the sprayer. My sprayer always clogs up.
I really don't do anything special, just flush it right away. I sometimes use warm water if neem oil is somewhat gooey
do you ever use rose and flower ferterlizer from neptunes harvest?
I didn’t use their fertilizer, do you like it?
I dont think organic kelp could hurt . After all the irish eventually turned stony fields in to black organic gold with it.
I haven't used any other fertilizers because the company is right here in my home town so I just get that one.
They also have a fish and seaweed fertilizer that I use but for my roses and flowers I use the rose and flower one.