I've been wanting to try gowing roses for quite awhile. I finally bought bare root a few months ago and it has been doing very well. It produced 4 large blooms the 2nd month. I'm so happy I tried to grow here in Arizona. The more color the better!
That is wonderful!!! Love reading your comment! We know how hot it can get in Arizona lived there we did enjoy it very much. It’s interesting to see how roses can grow in such different climates. So happy you got your beautiful color going for you! Happy Monday! 🙏💐💚
Another good video. I use cedar wood for my potted roses too. Love the smell. I have an adult Julia Child rose tree in a 14 inch width x 12.8 inch height round flower pot. Lots of space to grow. This works for me: Rose shrubs can be placed in smaller flower pots. 1 or 2 quart container rose (9.6 inch width x 9.7 inch height), 2 Lady Emma Hamilton bare roots in same pot (bare root-2 quart container) 12 inch width x 11 inch height. 8 inch width x 7.5 inch height (slow growing 1 quart rose shrub). A lot of roses grow up (height) with little width to them. The David Austin catalog says to put 2 roses in the same pot for a full and bushy look. Smile.
A lot of great roses you have there. As far as more than one rose in a pot, that is a choice for the home gardener for an immediate effect but risky to the plants roots.
Both lady of shallot and roald Dahl are in my wishlist! Also Gabriel Oak. That color is so striking. I was also surprised at how big the roots are. I could barely fit the teasing georgia roots in my 18 by 18 container.
They are so beautiful! Wish we could fit in our garden so many more! Lol Oh yes Teasing Georgia just a wild girl lol. Ours is full of buds excited to see those blooms. ThNk you so much for watching have a lovely day! 🙏💐💚
LOL! I have been going crazy wrapping up my roses the last 3 nights!!! But they had a happy day today!!! I can’t wait for them to bloom!!!! Thanks for sharing! God bless you!!
Hello!!! 🤗💚 So happy to see you here! Exciting time! Yes I’m outside just looking for new growth on the roses 😂. Funny thing they have started to sprout! 😅 Have a beautiful day! 🙏💐💚
I ordered a Princess of Alexander of Kent for a pot. David Austin recommend only use one in a pot. In past I planted 3 togather in ground. Ablousty beautiful . Was my first and favorite rose. Thanks for your advice which is spot on.
At the David Austin gardens they do plant 3 plants per pot and actually leave them in the pots like that for ten yrs!! At the DA gardens they have an endless supply of roses so aren't too concerned about the warranty being voided by planting 3 in a pot.
The lady from channel “Rose Geek” spoke to the current lead gardener of DA and confirmed that 3 roses in 1 planter is perfectly fine. People have great success with this. But considering the expensive price tag attached to DA roses and if you are a novice gardener then perhaps at first it might be smarter to plant 1 rose per planter. If you have cash to blow, go for it!
Cannot wait to see all those flower coming up! It's winter here in Australia and I just bought Gertude Jekyll climbing roses from local garden centre and cannot wait for them to put on the show on my trellies. I have Golden Celebration, Princess Anne, and Olivia Rose Austin and so happy with them.
What a coincidence that I’m seeing this as I just experienced the same thing y’all did. I got my bareroot roses and immediately put them in water but I couldn’t plant them until 3 days later and into containers. I was really worried that this might have been too long in water as most places suggest a couple hours to a day for soaking but didn’t say the what’s the max. I’m glad I didn’t mess it all up even though I know it’s not optimal. I put them in containers today enough though it’s still a bit cold. Hopefully they make it.
Oh you got me more excited about Lady of Shallot! I’ve been hearing so much good about this rose. Can’t wait to see what it does. Have a lovely day!!! 🙏💐💚
Wonderful choices and great tips. Just about to plant out my bare root roses from David Austin so this was perfect timing. I got Eustacia Vye, Boscobel, Emily Bronte and Olivia Austin Rose. Cannot wait to see them bloom (crosses fingers).
Great timing! I just got an e-mail from DA that my roses will be here May 23. I will plant in the ground my three 'Queen of Sweden' (for my mom and her sisters) and I think I have in mind where I want to eventually plant my 'Alexandra of Kent', but since I'm having my roof replaced thought I'd containerize it until that project is done. It's right near my front-yard patio by my house. Those containers are beauties!
So wonderful! I have never bought a bare root rose before, but I have 3 David Austin bare roots on their way. Thomas A Becket & Grace & Darcey Bussell. I'm going to be planting them in pots, so this video helps tremendously!
Another great video, lots of good information. I have the worst trouble with roses but yours always look amazing. I absolutely love your garden in the background, everything looks amazing.
Thank you! Hope you have a better year with your roses. We will be doing more videos on roses and hope we can help with what we show. The garden is not perfect there is always something to learn. Specially with roses. Thank you for watching! 🙏💐💚
Thank you for taking the time to show how you plant up these roses into containers. I am anxious to see how well they perform for you two. I especially appreciated seeing how much potting mixture you used along with the BioTone and finally the container size used. I will head to our WalMart tomorrow to see if we have similar choices. Additionally, I am so happy you picked the Roald Dahl simply because my children loved his books when they were young, there are many, and our son even played the character Willy Wonka in the school play from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Coincidentally, I also taught high school English so the Lady of Shalott is a favorite because we read Tennyson’s ballad by that name. I love it when roses have a connection for me and I will look for these two to add to my collection. Thank you again. I am enjoying your coffee talks as well. Keep up the good work. You both make me smile when I see you and learn more in the bargain.
I loved your video. It helped me know how yo plant my David Ausyin bare root rose that was just delivered day before yesterday. Thank you for all the info. I got the Emily Bronte. 😊
How exciting! I got my roses a few days ago as well - was able to plant them in on Sunday. It's thrilling!! Great tips and what a beautiful space to work in... I probably should've watched this before I planted, lol. What a good idea to make a little hill to set the roots on.
Hi guys, nice to see you back. Lady of shalott is great, she is a crazy bloomer, I've had her for a year. The bloom colour was amazing, the scent wasnt as strong as I was expecting. Shame you couldn't get gabriel oak and eustacia vye, they are amazing. Claire Austin is another great rose, but is a climber 👍. Looking forward to the updates on these
Hello! So glad to be back! Missed the garden! We are definitely excited to grow Lady of Shallot hear so many good things about that rose. Oh and yes how I wish Gabriel oak and Eustacia Vye coukd have been in our garden this year. In the near future. We have Claire Austin I had her in to much shade last year and neglected her a bit. She still looks good little but good. I have moved to to more sun in our north area and she is putting growth. Hope to see her climb up more and bloom. I did notice how tough she is no black spot good very good rose I agree! 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions I agree, Claire Austin being white needs sun. David Austin have an amazing collection of roses, I wish I had a bigger garden to accommodate them all. I can't wait for your update guys 👍
Hello! That’s a wonderful use of pine cones! Really nice! Great idea! We have so many pine cones around here. Nature sure is wonderful. Thank you for sharing. 🙏💐💚
I was looking for use of mycorrhizae and your channel came up. I went ahead and subscribed. Can’t wait to watch all of your videos. I noticed you only sprinkled mycorrhiza on the first one you potted.
Nice to see you using English roses, I have a large selection of David Austin roses... greetings from U.K. 🏴🇬🇧 ps Lady of shallot ..you should put the emphasis on the Ot as in hOt. 😊👍♥️
Hello! 💚 Imaging your garden filled with beautiful DA roses! 😍💐 Thanks for the tip on the OT on Shallot. Hard to say some of the names. Have a lovely day! 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
Thank you so much 😊. I will be planting my David Austin bare root roses in February. Do prefer to get David Austin bare root or the plant in the pot? I love watching your videos. You and your hubby do an awesome job. You’re so detailed and very knowledgeable. God bless you and your family 🙏🏾
This is a tough question because a bare root rose is grown in root stock that is more disease resistant and a bit faster at growing. In the long run they don’t live as long. A own root rose which comes in a 2quart rose can be a bit more finicky and takes longer to grow but in our opinion outperforms in the long run and will survive longer. Don’t worry though cause both will probably outlive any of us.
I have some wood chips lying around from last winter. Will that work in the bottom of the barrel? I skipped this stepped, so I think I should start over with the wood chip mulch at the bottom of the pot.
My first David Austin Rose arrived a little late because of Covid. I have had it in water because I saw the company suggested mycorrhizal fungi and I had to order it. I hope it will be here in a couple of days, but already in water for 34 hours. Shallotgoodgrows
Hi.. I haven’t received my potted david austin roses and I’m in 7b. Do you know when they ship out or have you received them already? Thanks for all your info on these bareroot planting! 😊
Hello! Thank you! The three evergreens are North Pole Arborvitae from Proven Winners. They are my favorite evergreen so peaceful to have them around. 🙏💐💚
The front left one and the black one next to it - you plant the roses that deep into the pots? I thought that the root stock would be in line or an inch just below the top of the pot. I'm just now watching 1 year and a bit later. How are they now? Thanks!
This year I received a rose bouquet from my bf - a beautiful combination of shades of pink and purple. I loved them so much that I found and bought the most similar hybrid tea rose bushes - 3 of them. I am planning to put them all in 1 container, and hopefully my bouquet can be recreated in this long-lasting form. I understand the risks, but if you want to have fun, why not? DA are a bit more expensive, but ultimately even if they fail, they're not irreplaceable, especially since they are so popular and will likely be easy to find :) I am wondering, however, what do you think: I have seen container growers suggest you can trim the roots if the rose outgrows the pot. It is also a way to keep them smaller if you have no space. I am curious, have you done this? I understand it will probably suffer a shock, but perhaps it can be done during a dormant season to minimize the damage? Thanks and keep the videos coming :) You are the reason I bought Lady Emma Hamilton recently - it was so gorgeous in your video. Can't wait to see your new beauties in bloom!
Thanks for all this great info. This is my first year planting roses and I'm doing it in containers as well. If I am not able to get 100% cedar mulch, will a blend also work?? Also, Do you recommend spraying the mulch blend with cedar oil for additional protection from the insects you mentioned?? thank you
hello your videos are a daily routine for me. Being an army vet I found gardening very healing. I have a question. I have a potted quick fire fab hydrangea going on its second season. it has good amount of foliage but the leaves are light green almost turning yellow. what do you recommend?
I have planted few barefoot earlier this year. Some of them started putting bud. And saw aphid hiding. I don't know how to get rid of it. Do you get Aphid? How you treat them. Please do video on treatment 🙏
Loved the video, learn a lot. I also ordered a bare root rose from David Austin . I got it the first week of March, did old the steps you just showed on your video. I haven’t seen any changes/growth is that normal? How long after you plan it do you see growth?
What zone are you in? I’m assuming you live in a warm comment to get them in March. Did you use a root fertilizer? Are you watering them daily? As well as does it it get enough light. The Roses you see planted here will take about a month to two to have any significant growth.
@@GardenObsessions I’m in zone 10, I used espoma bio tone when I planned it. I got Gertrude Jekyll rose. It’s getting the sun required. I will keep my fingers cross and be patient
I received mine DA in FEB, mine planted in ground but still have no leave in Jun, may i know how often do you water? do you trim the roots before planting? the roots were pretty long
Hi there I know this video is from awhile ago just wondering how soon to expect budding after planting in the container?I put a bare root Alexander of Kent about a month ago and still no buds. I am in Southern California.
Hello! Ours started to bud up after about two months after planting. Make sure it’s getting watered well for the first two weeks and draining as well. 🙏💐💚
just found your page and just watched your video thumbs up. So I have a question what kind of pot terracotta , clay , or plastic ? i live in zone 6. thanks much for all the ideas
Hello! For colder gardening zones it’s recommended to have frost proof containers. I would definitely use those in your zone 6. We still ourselves try to look for frost proof just incase we get a colder winter. 💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions I guess I should be a little bit more specific my question what type of pot and size did your husband buy at Walmart and the material? But thank you for your response
I planted roses last year in containers but, I have not seen any blooming yet. I did trim them. Should I be worried? I live in Chicago where the weather is kind of crazy.
Ours here in Virginia zone 7b are about to start blooming. It’s been a late spring for many this year. Our temperatures are just starting to stay warm at night somewhat in the 50s. I’m guessing you are a zone 5 or 6 cooler than us soon yours will start blooming. 💐💚
@@GardenObsessions Yeah it's been colder over here. But the funny thing is that my other ones I have in the ground they already stated blooming. Only the ones I have in containers are not. Do you think they are different because they are in containers?
I ordered 20 roses from David Austin, where can I find the best deals on pots that wouldn’t break the bank. I found some 15 inch at homedepot. Would that be big enough?
Hello! 20 DAs! 💐 Wonderful! 15 inch pots is really a great size. Just remember in a couple of years they will have to be repotted in bigger containers or in the ground. Roses roots grow fast and if kept in containers outgrown they can start having issues. Happy rose growing! 🙏💐💚
@@GardenObsessions thank you so much for the quick reply. I was able to get the bio-tone starter but I was not able to find espoma potting mix or able to order it to be here on time. I already have miracle-gro potting mix on hand and my bare root rose is ready to be planted.
Yes we do leave the pots out all winter all of the plants are a few zones below our gardening zones so they can take the colder months. We also use sometimes frost prove containers for extra protection. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Hello! And yes! As long as you grow the right roses for your climate. In a container they would have to be well watered never let go dry as soil in containers drys faster. We always recommend to order the David Austin catalog it’s free and has a lot of information on roses. From which ones do grow in your climate to the ones that grow better in containers, or obelisk just so much information. We lived in Arizona wish we would of green roses there. 💐🙏💚
This was an extremely useful video. Please keep up the good work.
Sunday evening and watching a new video from you, so very nice. :-)
Happy Monday! So glad you joined us on Sunday! Have a wonderful day. 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚
I’m super excited to have found a gardening channel that is local to me!
Hi! So happy to know! Thank you for watching! 😃🙏💐💚
Glad i spotted this vid before i was going to do 3 roses in 1 pot.
Im so happy to find you, your choices of DA roses are the same I’m waiting for... you two are really cute 🥰
I've been wanting to try gowing roses for quite awhile. I finally bought bare root a few months ago and it has been doing very well. It produced 4 large blooms the 2nd month. I'm so happy I tried to grow here in Arizona. The more color the better!
That is wonderful!!! Love reading your comment! We know how hot it can get in Arizona lived there we did enjoy it very much. It’s interesting to see how roses can grow in such different climates. So happy you got your beautiful color going for you! Happy Monday! 🙏💐💚
Another good video. I use cedar wood for my potted roses too. Love the smell. I have an adult Julia Child rose tree in a 14 inch width x 12.8 inch height round flower pot. Lots of space to grow.
This works for me: Rose shrubs can be placed in smaller flower pots. 1 or 2 quart container rose (9.6 inch width x 9.7 inch height), 2 Lady Emma Hamilton bare roots in same pot (bare root-2 quart container) 12 inch width x 11 inch height. 8 inch width x 7.5 inch height (slow growing 1 quart rose shrub). A lot of roses grow up (height) with little width to them.
The David Austin catalog says to put 2 roses in the same pot for a full and bushy look. Smile.
A lot of great roses you have there. As far as more than one rose in a pot, that is a choice for the home gardener for an immediate effect but risky to the plants roots.
Both lady of shallot and roald Dahl are in my wishlist! Also Gabriel Oak. That color is so striking. I was also surprised at how big the roots are. I could barely fit the teasing georgia roots in my 18 by 18 container.
They are so beautiful! Wish we could fit in our garden so many more! Lol Oh yes Teasing Georgia just a wild girl lol. Ours is full of buds excited to see those blooms. ThNk you so much for watching have a lovely day! 🙏💐💚
This was really helpful, thank you! Great tips! I just got my first David Austin rose and I am so excited to get it planted!
Congratulations on your first DA rose! Happy gardening!! 😃🙏💐💚
I’ve been waiting for this one!
I hope you enjoyed! Thank you soo much for watching! Happy Monday! 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚
LOL! I have been going crazy wrapping up my roses the last 3 nights!!! But they had a happy day today!!! I can’t wait for them to bloom!!!! Thanks for sharing! God bless you!!
Hello! Hope the cold weather has left your area. I think we got a couple more cold nights coming and then that’s it 🤞🏽. Have a lovely day!!! 🙏💐💚
I am so happy that I found you I've been meaning to grow roses didn't how to .
Thanks for sharing
Happy to have you join us! We will be planting alot more soon. Happy gardening. 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
Great video guys! Can’t wait to see them in all their glory.🤩🤩💚🌹
Hello!!! 🤗💚 So happy to see you here! Exciting time! Yes I’m outside just looking for new growth on the roses 😂. Funny thing they have started to sprout! 😅 Have a beautiful day! 🙏💐💚
I absolutely adore you two. You are so full of gardening knowledge but such a pleasure to watch your interactions as well. TFS
Thank you so much! 💐🙏💚
I ordered a Princess of Alexander of Kent for a pot. David Austin recommend only use one in a pot. In past I planted 3 togather in ground. Ablousty beautiful . Was my first and favorite rose. Thanks for your advice which is spot on.
At the David Austin gardens they do plant 3 plants per pot and actually leave them in the pots like that for ten yrs!! At the DA gardens they have an endless supply of roses so aren't too concerned about the warranty being voided by planting 3 in a pot.
The lady from channel “Rose Geek” spoke to the current lead gardener of DA and confirmed that 3 roses in 1 planter is perfectly fine. People have great success with this. But considering the expensive price tag attached to DA roses and if you are a novice gardener then perhaps at first it might be smarter to plant 1 rose per planter. If you have cash to blow, go for it!
Cannot wait to see all those flower coming up! It's winter here in Australia and I just bought Gertude Jekyll climbing roses from local garden centre and cannot wait for them to put on the show on my trellies. I have Golden Celebration, Princess Anne, and Olivia Rose Austin and so happy with them.
Realmente estan Bellas la rosas tienen unas raíces muy desarrollada que bonito se ven ambos como esposo en el jardín Bendiciones saludos desde Panamá.
What a coincidence that I’m seeing this as I just experienced the same thing y’all did. I got my bareroot roses and immediately put them in water but I couldn’t plant them until 3 days later and into containers. I was really worried that this might have been too long in water as most places suggest a couple hours to a day for soaking but didn’t say the what’s the max. I’m glad I didn’t mess it all up even though I know it’s not optimal. I put them in containers today enough though it’s still a bit cold. Hopefully they make it.
I have lady of shallot, and it gets big the first year! It’s so beautiful, you will be impressed how fast it grows
Oh you got me more excited about Lady of Shallot! I’ve been hearing so much good about this rose. Can’t wait to see what it does. Have a lovely day!!! 🙏💐💚
I have one on the way, so this is very exciting to know. They have 21-inch pots waiting for them
Wonderful choices and great tips. Just about to plant out my bare root roses from David Austin so this was perfect timing. I got Eustacia Vye, Boscobel, Emily Bronte and Olivia Austin Rose. Cannot wait to see them bloom (crosses fingers).
Hello!!! Wonderful! You have received your roses! 😃💚 Very good choices all beautiful! They will do amazing. Enjoy! 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
You two are wonderful togather Love watching your videos.
Great timing!
I just got an e-mail from DA that my roses will be here May 23. I will plant in the ground my three 'Queen of Sweden' (for my mom and her sisters) and I think I have in mind where I want to eventually plant my 'Alexandra of Kent', but since I'm having my roof replaced thought I'd containerize it until that project is done. It's right near my front-yard patio by my house.
Those containers are beauties!
Hello! Wonderful! You will have your beauties soon! Beautiful roses too! Alexandra of Kent will look lovely in a container. Enjoy! 🙏💐💚
Hello from Montréal Québec. Thank you for the the advice.
So wonderful! I have never bought a bare root rose before, but I have 3 David Austin bare roots on their way. Thomas A Becket & Grace & Darcey Bussell. I'm going to be planting them in pots, so this video helps tremendously!
Hello! Oh you hit some beautiful roses headed your way!!! How wonderful!!! 💚 Enjoy!!! 🙏💐💚
Another great video, lots of good information. I have the worst trouble with roses but yours always look amazing. I absolutely love your garden in the background, everything looks amazing.
Thank you! Hope you have a better year with your roses. We will be doing more videos on roses and hope we can help with what we show. The garden is not perfect there is always something to learn. Specially with roses. Thank you for watching! 🙏💐💚
Thank you for taking the time to show how you plant up these roses into containers. I am anxious to see how well they perform for you two. I especially appreciated seeing how much potting mixture you used along with the BioTone and finally the container size used. I will head to our WalMart tomorrow to see if we have similar choices. Additionally, I am so happy you picked the Roald Dahl simply because my children loved his books when they were young, there are many, and our son even played the character Willy Wonka in the school play from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Coincidentally, I also taught high school English so the Lady of Shalott is a favorite because we read Tennyson’s ballad by that name. I love it when roses have a connection for me and I will look for these two to add to my collection. Thank you again. I am enjoying your coffee talks as well. Keep up the good work. You both make me smile when I see you and learn more in the bargain.
I loved your video. It helped me know how yo plant my David Ausyin bare root rose that was just delivered day before yesterday. Thank you for all the info. I got the Emily Bronte. 😊
How exciting! I got my roses a few days ago as well - was able to plant them in on Sunday. It's thrilling!! Great tips and what a beautiful space to work in... I probably should've watched this before I planted, lol. What a good idea to make a little hill to set the roots on.
Hello! Wonderful! You got your roses!!! 😆💚 Thank you so much for watching and your lovely comment! Enjoy your roses. 🙏💐💚
I just ordered lady of shallot I'm so excited to see you plant it
Lady of Shallot is an amazing rose! Enjoy! 💚
I'm enjoying watching god bless you more
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Great video, love the details. Just found your channel. Thank you
All the best with your new roses 🌹
Happy Monday! And thank you sooo much! 🙏 Have a beautiful day! 💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I just planted a bareroot Clair Austin for a partial sun area. Hope it works out.
Clair Austin rose is a beautiful rose! Sounds like she’s in a perfect spot! 🙏💐💚
Love your video!!! I can’t find your names on you tube!!! Thank you!!!
Great video...going to try the bark in the bottom 👍
Thank you!!!! 🙏💐💚
Great video. Looking forward to seeing how they grow!
Thank you! We will do updates pretty soon. Some have started to sprout leaves. 🙏💐💚
Thank you for the video! It’s very informative and helpful! ❤️😍
Hello! Nice to have you visit!!! Thank you soo much! 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
Hi guys, nice to see you back. Lady of shalott is great, she is a crazy bloomer, I've had her for a year. The bloom colour was amazing, the scent wasnt as strong as I was expecting. Shame you couldn't get gabriel oak and eustacia vye, they are amazing. Claire Austin is another great rose, but is a climber 👍. Looking forward to the updates on these
Hello! So glad to be back! Missed the garden! We are definitely excited to grow Lady of Shallot hear so many good things about that rose. Oh and yes how I wish Gabriel oak and Eustacia Vye coukd have been in our garden this year. In the near future. We have Claire Austin I had her in to much shade last year and neglected her a bit. She still looks good little but good. I have moved to to more sun in our north area and she is putting growth. Hope to see her climb up more and bloom. I did notice how tough she is no black spot good very good rose I agree! 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions I agree, Claire Austin being white needs sun. David Austin have an amazing collection of roses, I wish I had a bigger garden to accommodate them all. I can't wait for your update guys 👍
I actually use pine cones in the bottom. I have several pine trees so make use of what I have.. thanks nature ☺️
Hello! That’s a wonderful use of pine cones! Really nice! Great idea! We have so many pine cones around here. Nature sure is wonderful. Thank you for sharing. 🙏💐💚
Love you guys 😘 great video 😀
Thank you so much for your advice!
Thank you! 🙏💐💚
I was looking for use of mycorrhizae and your channel came up. I went ahead and subscribed. Can’t wait to watch all of your videos.
I noticed you only sprinkled mycorrhiza on the first one you potted.
Subscribed!
Nice to see you using English roses, I have a large selection of David Austin roses... greetings from U.K. 🏴🇬🇧 ps Lady of shallot ..you should put the emphasis on the Ot as in hOt. 😊👍♥️
Hello! 💚 Imaging your garden filled with beautiful DA roses! 😍💐 Thanks for the tip on the OT on Shallot. Hard to say some of the names. Have a lovely day! 🙏💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions Thank you , I hope your roses look lovely in your garden. I’m got some climbing roses on order. 😊👍🇬🇧🏴
Thank you so much 😊. I will be planting my David Austin bare root roses in February. Do prefer to get David Austin bare root or the plant in the pot? I love watching your videos. You and your hubby do an awesome job. You’re so detailed and very knowledgeable. God bless you and your family 🙏🏾
This is a tough question because a bare root rose is grown in root stock that is more disease resistant and a bit faster at growing. In the long run they don’t live as long. A own root rose which comes in a 2quart rose can be a bit more finicky and takes longer to grow but in our opinion outperforms in the long run and will survive longer. Don’t worry though cause both will probably outlive any of us.
Thank you very much
Thanks slot.
I have some wood chips lying around from last winter. Will that work in the bottom of the barrel? I skipped this stepped, so I think I should start over with the wood chip mulch at the bottom of the pot.
You know so much. Good job!
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My first David Austin Rose arrived a little late because of Covid. I have had it in water because I saw the company suggested mycorrhizal fungi and I had to order it. I hope it will be here in a couple of days, but already in water for 34 hours. Shallotgoodgrows
Wow this is very interesting!! I always thought you planted them higher up. If you replant do you plant them that deep again??
In the ground it’s actually recommended to go 2 inches from the crown of the roots. We would still plant that deep if transplanting. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions so the crown is under the soil?
Correct.
@@elmariedstra5631 That was my question as well. I'm so used to planting trees where it is a huge 'no'. 😊
Hi.. I haven’t received my potted david austin roses and I’m in 7b. Do you know when they ship out or have you received them already?
Thanks for all your info on these bareroot planting! 😊
Lovely garden. Thanks for sharing info about Rose's. I am particularly interested with the evergreen behind you. What are they.
Hello! Thank you! The three evergreens are North Pole Arborvitae from Proven Winners. They are my favorite evergreen so peaceful to have them around. 🙏💐💚
The front left one and the black one next to it - you plant the roses that deep into the pots? I thought that the root stock would be in line or an inch just below the top of the pot. I'm just now watching 1 year and a bit later. How are they now? Thanks!
What about adding a stake with the rose to steady them as they grow?
que usan para combatir las plagas que aparecen en las rosas ?
Bio advanced insect and disease control. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
This year I received a rose bouquet from my bf - a beautiful combination of shades of pink and purple. I loved them so much that I found and bought the most similar hybrid tea rose bushes - 3 of them. I am planning to put them all in 1 container, and hopefully my bouquet can be recreated in this long-lasting form. I understand the risks, but if you want to have fun, why not? DA are a bit more expensive, but ultimately even if they fail, they're not irreplaceable, especially since they are so popular and will likely be easy to find :)
I am wondering, however, what do you think: I have seen container growers suggest you can trim the roots if the rose outgrows the pot. It is also a way to keep them smaller if you have no space. I am curious, have you done this? I understand it will probably suffer a shock, but perhaps it can be done during a dormant season to minimize the damage?
Thanks and keep the videos coming :) You are the reason I bought Lady Emma Hamilton recently - it was so gorgeous in your video. Can't wait to see your new beauties in bloom!
Thanks for all this great info. This is my first year planting roses and I'm doing it in containers as well. If I am not able to get 100% cedar mulch, will a blend also work?? Also, Do you recommend spraying the mulch blend with cedar oil for additional protection from the insects you mentioned?? thank you
hello your videos are a daily routine for me. Being an army vet I found gardening very healing. I have a question. I have a potted quick fire fab hydrangea going on its second season. it has good amount of foliage but the leaves are light green almost turning yellow. what do you recommend?
I have planted few barefoot earlier this year. Some of them started putting bud. And saw aphid hiding. I don't know how to get rid of it. Do you get Aphid? How you treat them. Please do video on treatment 🙏
Can you tell me what size Pots/Containers you use for your potted roses ? Thanks.
According to DA the ideal container is 20” x 20”
Loved the video, learn a lot. I also ordered a bare root rose from David Austin . I got it the first week of March, did old the steps you just showed on your video. I haven’t seen any changes/growth is that normal? How long after you plan it do you see growth?
What zone are you in? I’m assuming you live in a warm comment to get them in March. Did you use a root fertilizer? Are you watering them daily? As well as does it it get enough light. The Roses you see planted here will take about a month to two to have any significant growth.
@@GardenObsessions I’m in zone 10, I used espoma bio tone when I planned it. I got Gertrude Jekyll rose. It’s getting the sun required. I will keep my fingers cross and be patient
I received mine DA in FEB, mine planted in ground but still have no leave in Jun, may i know how often do you water? do you trim the roots before planting? the roots were pretty long
Hi there I know this video is from awhile ago just wondering how soon to expect budding after planting in the container?I put a bare root Alexander of Kent about a month ago and still no buds. I am in Southern California.
Hello! Ours started to bud up after about two months after planting. Make sure it’s getting watered well for the first two weeks and draining as well. 🙏💐💚
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What's the powder your using again I ordered bone meal and worm castings
We use Bio Tone root starter from Espomaorganics. 💐💚
just found your page and just watched your video thumbs up. So I have a question what kind of pot terracotta , clay , or plastic ? i live in zone 6. thanks much for all the ideas
Hello! For colder gardening zones it’s recommended to have frost proof containers. I would definitely use those in your zone 6. We still ourselves try to look for frost proof just incase we get a colder winter. 💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions I guess I should be a little bit more specific my question what type of pot and size did your husband buy at Walmart and the material? But thank you for your response
To me they look like resin pots. Not sure though.
I planted roses last year in containers but, I have not seen any blooming yet. I did trim them. Should I be worried? I live in Chicago where the weather is kind of crazy.
Ours here in Virginia zone 7b are about to start blooming. It’s been a late spring for many this year. Our temperatures are just starting to stay warm at night somewhat in the 50s. I’m guessing you are a zone 5 or 6 cooler than us soon yours will start blooming. 💐💚
@@GardenObsessions Yeah it's been colder over here. But the funny thing is that my other ones I have in the ground they already stated blooming. Only the ones I have in containers are not. Do you think they are different because they are in containers?
I ordered 20 roses from David Austin, where can I find the best deals on pots that wouldn’t break the bank. I found some 15 inch at homedepot. Would that be big enough?
Hello! 20 DAs! 💐 Wonderful! 15 inch pots is really a great size. Just remember in a couple of years they will have to be repotted in bigger containers or in the ground. Roses roots grow fast and if kept in containers outgrown they can start having issues. Happy rose growing! 🙏💐💚
Can I use bio-tone starter with miracle-gro potting mix?
Yes you can but if you can find Espoma Organics potting mix grab it. I love their potting mix so much! 💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions thank you so much for the quick reply. I was able to get the bio-tone starter but I was not able to find espoma potting mix or able to order it to be here on time. I already have miracle-gro potting mix on hand and my bare root rose is ready to be planted.
Do you leave the pots outside all winter?
Yes we do leave the pots out all winter all of the plants are a few zones below our gardening zones so they can take the colder months. We also use sometimes frost prove containers for extra protection. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Where did you buy lady of shalott from? I’ve been looking on the DA website and they are sold out!!
How about Arizona heat. Will growing Rose's in pots a good idea? Please help. Thanks
Hello! And yes! As long as you grow the right roses for your climate. In a container they would have to be well watered never let go dry as soil in containers drys faster. We always recommend to order the David Austin catalog it’s free and has a lot of information on roses. From which ones do grow in your climate to the ones that grow better in containers, or obelisk just so much information. We lived in Arizona wish we would of green roses there. 💐🙏💚
What is size of your pots?
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What size are the pots for the David Austin roses?
The size for those pots are about 18 inches wide and 15 in tall. 💚
@@GardenObsessions Thank you for your reply.
I'm going to try Crocus, Lady of Shallot and Olivia this year in pots. Wish me well...
@@marlaschaefer2544 Wishing you all the best! That’s going to be beautiful! Enjoy! 😃💐💚
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Hi does anyone know the brand of the bio-tone starter?
Espoma Organics is the brand of the Biotone starter.
Roses can drown in the water