I’m just now watching this VERY informative video and I just want to say you have such a lovely way of explaining things ❤. You are such a wonderful gardening teacher. Thank you so much for sharing.
This was helpful. I planted rose shrubs last year and this is the first time i’ve pruned after blooming (NE Ohio). Hearing “you dictate how it grows” is exactly what i needed to hear! I also find the plant tells you when it needs maintenance.
I have been watching your videos on rose care. I so envy your beautiful David Austin roses. Every year my poor roses suffer from black spot. I remove the spotted foliage to the point that I fear the roses will not survive, but year after year they return. I clean up the fallen, diseased leaves but still the problem returns every year. Now that I've retired I will try harder to help my roses (I only have 2 David Austin roses, as well as 1 hybrid tea and quite a few shrub roses) to be healthier. Your videos give me hope that I can someday have luxurious healthy plants like yours. l so covet your Lady of Shalott and hope that maybe someday I will be able to add that rose to my garden.
I love your good- nature. Humorous but not silly. And very good information. Thank you for the time line of rose care. Love your videos. Please keep on recording...
I'm so glad that I discovered your channel! I'm an expat living in Germany who decided to use Covid lockdowns to tackle the overgrown garden. After a lot of work and even more money, it's starting to look the way I want. I have bought over 20 different roses, including my first David Austien (A Shropshire Lad). I have watched many gardening channels, but most presenters are too perfect. I'd rather take advice from a passionate amateur.
Watching your videos with this lady of shallot Rose gets me so excited and anxious to receive my rose in the spring. It is just so gorgeous!❤️ You have to show us your method of composting too!
That red one is going out, it is Dr. Huey. I should have taken it out long time ago. I inherited it with the house. Dr. Huey is one tough Rose, sick as anything, most roses for cold US are grafted on it. The minute it starts blooming, it gets black spot and in 2 weeks is completely defoliated, and then has all the strength to regrow again…So, after this guy is out, no more hot reds…
Just found your channel! Thank you for the information. I am wondering if generous gardener will give you a second flush on that arbor? I am also zone 6b
@@OlgaCarmody thank you! I have two of them and am having a hard time cutting the flowers off they are so pretty 😍 Im enjoying your videos as I binge watch them!
Olga! Thanks for this. I just checked and it looks like Connecticut is in zones 5-7? Which zone are you? I'm in 5B so if you're in the same zone, you can be my mentor! LOL Thanks again! 💖💖💖
I am just on the border between zone 6 and 7. So warmer than you, I am on coastal CT and ocean breathes bring warm weather. literally 10 miles inland and it is almost zone 5. My weather can be very unpredictable in spring…
Can you please tell me how old your lady of shallot is? And it's so interesting that how care can be so different in different parts of the world for the same plants. Like in NE India, here in zone 10-11 my roses never "sleep" and they're always in full bloom, but our major flush of blooms is in the cooler "winter" months. The roses just struggle a bit in the heat and humidity 😅
Hi, my rose is approx. 7 years old. And you are so right, care of roses is so different even here in US! I am amazed that your roses never go into dormancy and blossom well!
What kind of bag you use for making compost? Can I put grass clippings and leaves, twigs in a black trash bag and store in our shed for a year and become compost?
Thanks for sharing your quick way of deadheading , is it only one Lady of shallot bush at the one you're deadheading ? I ordered one for the next spring shipment. Do you like Boscobel rose ?
I am growing 2 bushes together approx 18 inches from each other. Good luck with your new Lady of Shalott next year! I am growing Boscobel in the front of my house. It is just its first year in my garden and I am very impressed with the bloom color! I like it. I am going to show that new baby in one of my next videos. Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody .I am going to add another Lady of shallot, Boscobel is out if stock now , in your experience, it will become available in few months or need to order next year ? Thanks Olga !
@@user-ww9uf7tv6y Oh, I was told that any rose out of stock for this year will only be available to ship next spring if you order bare root. So go ahead and place your order soon. Everyone is gardening now after COVID!
I use only natural organic fertilizers to keep my roses thriving. Check my video - ruclips.net/video/m0RsqlFnRQU/видео.html where I show what I use and how I fertilize my beauty roses. Happy gardening!
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I’m just now watching this VERY informative video and I just want to say you have such a lovely way of explaining things ❤. You are such a wonderful gardening teacher. Thank you so much for sharing.
Aww, you are welcome!
This was helpful. I planted rose shrubs last year and this is the first time i’ve pruned after blooming (NE Ohio). Hearing “you dictate how it grows” is exactly what i needed to hear! I also find the plant tells you when it needs maintenance.
I enjoyed her voices so much!! Something really relaxing me 🥰🥰
I have been watching your videos on rose care. I so envy your beautiful David Austin roses. Every year my poor roses suffer from black spot. I remove the spotted foliage to the point that I fear the roses will not survive, but year after year they return. I clean up the fallen, diseased leaves but still the problem returns every year. Now that I've retired I will try harder to help my roses (I only have 2 David Austin roses, as well as 1 hybrid tea and quite a few shrub roses) to be healthier. Your videos give me hope that I can someday have luxurious healthy plants like yours. l so covet your Lady of Shalott and hope that maybe someday I will be able to add that rose to my garden.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your wonderful support, Loan! Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody , i Love to watch your clips. I have been learning a lot from your skill of gardening!
Hi my favorite gardener! It's always a pleasure to watch your videos!
Excellent tips, glad you shared about theirs things that are different to do in each country and or states.Your roses are lovely.🕊️
Beautiful blooms on the Lady of Shallot
Isn’t she pretty? She gets a prime spot in my garden: roots are in shade near the steps and almost full sun.
Very Very helpful!!thank you, you have a beautifull garden and healthy roses 🌳🐝🐞🌞
You are an excellent instructor on how to care for and grow Roses. I so enjoyed watching this video and am looking forward to view others . Thank you.
I love your good- nature. Humorous but not silly. And very good information. Thank you for the time line of rose care. Love your videos. Please keep on recording...
Oh, thank you so much! How lovely of you! I will create more videos, you keep watching!
Wonderful videos. So glad I found you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom. Such beautiful roses.
Thanks and welcome to my channel! It is good to have you here!
Very informative and good content about rose 👍
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for a helpful video.
🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹
Thans a lot ❤
Excellent share and channel very helpful Thanks
All the best see you again have a great weekend 😍
Thank you! Happy gardening!
I'm so glad that I discovered your channel! I'm an expat living in Germany who decided to use Covid lockdowns to tackle the overgrown garden. After a lot of work and even more money, it's starting to look the way I want. I have bought over 20 different roses, including my first David Austien (A Shropshire Lad). I have watched many gardening channels, but most presenters are too perfect. I'd rather take advice from a passionate amateur.
Hi Barbara, it is good to have you here! Welcome! Let's garden together and share the joy of it! Gardening is good!
@@OlgaCarmody Do you have a Facebook page? It'd be easier to share photos.
Yes, I do. It is Olga Carmody. Come and let's be friends!
Great tips! (Sounds effects are fun too.) :-)
Thank you, Kelly!
Watching your videos with this lady of shallot Rose gets me so excited and anxious to receive my rose in the spring. It is just so gorgeous!❤️
You have to show us your method of composting too!
Yes, that is one gorgeous rose! My composting is simple, I will gladly share it in my future videos. I am a simple girl, so composting is simple too.
You Garden is so amazing❤
Those Roses are truly Beautiful and Enchanting...i love it...🌹🌹🌹
Thank you for sharing your Beautiful collection of Roses... Olga Carmody.
You are so welcome!
Excellent information,
Glad it was helpful!
i actually have seen that red roses at the back..what id it is? so amazing
That red one is going out, it is Dr. Huey. I should have taken it out long time ago. I inherited it with the house. Dr. Huey is one tough Rose, sick as anything, most roses for cold US are grafted on it. The minute it starts blooming, it gets black spot and in 2 weeks is completely defoliated, and then has all the strength to regrow again…So, after this guy is out, no more hot reds…
thank you!
After seeing your video, I love this lady of shallot, will buy it, thanks for sharing
Glad to hear it, you won’t be disappointed.
I really enjoy your videos! And that rose bush is so beautiful! It's definitely on my list now!!!😍😍😍
Yay! Thank you!
Thank you. I never thought about carrying a spray bottle with alcohol im the garden with me. Great idea?
Just found your channel! Thank you for the information. I am wondering if generous gardener will give you a second flush on that arbor? I am also zone 6b
Welcome, Karina! It is good to have you here! Yes, GG will be blooming again later in 5he season!
@@OlgaCarmody thank you! I have two of them and am having a hard time cutting the flowers off they are so pretty 😍 Im enjoying your videos as I binge watch them!
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Thank you so much for sharing!
My pleasure, Kim! Glad it was helpful and thank you for watching!
🤩!!! Beautiful!
Oh, I am already looking forward to my roses next spring!
Olga! Thanks for this. I just checked and it looks like Connecticut is in zones 5-7? Which zone are you? I'm in 5B so if you're in the same zone, you can be my mentor! LOL Thanks again! 💖💖💖
I am just on the border between zone 6 and 7. So warmer than you, I am on coastal CT and ocean breathes bring warm weather. literally 10 miles inland and it is almost zone 5. My weather can be very unpredictable in spring…
I enjoy the way you talking like an artist may I know where you from?
Glad you are here! Welcome! I am Ukrainian.
@@OlgaCarmody I got a friend there too, my IG friend.
Can you please tell me how old your lady of shallot is?
And it's so interesting that how care can be so different in different parts of the world for the same plants.
Like in NE India, here in zone 10-11 my roses never "sleep" and they're always in full bloom, but our major flush of blooms is in the cooler "winter" months. The roses just struggle a bit in the heat and humidity 😅
Hi, my rose is approx. 7 years old. And you are so right, care of roses is so different even here in US! I am amazed that your roses never go into dormancy and blossom well!
@@OlgaCarmody thanks!
When should I trim my roses since I live in Texas zone 9 and it’s hardly never cold and basically they bloom all year around here and to feed them??
I have a video about different schedules in different part of USstudio.ruclips.net/user/videoWVGazZe1AJw/edit
Beginner here. Pruned mine last year and this year got almost no blooms. Any ideas?
What kind of bag you use for making compost? Can I put grass clippings and leaves, twigs in a black trash bag and store in our shed for a year and become compost?
Don’t put bags in dry area, leaves will never rot. I have a detailed video how to compost…
can you please tell me what is the name if the rose right at the beginning of the video?(pale pink)
It is The Generous Gardener rose by David Austin. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing your quick way of deadheading , is it only one Lady of shallot bush at the one you're deadheading ? I ordered one for the next spring shipment. Do you like Boscobel rose ?
I am growing 2 bushes together approx 18 inches from each other. Good luck with your new Lady of Shalott next year! I am growing Boscobel in the front of my house. It is just its first year in my garden and I am very impressed with the bloom color! I like it. I am going to show that new baby in one of my next videos. Happy gardening!
@@OlgaCarmody .I am going to add another Lady of shallot, Boscobel is out if stock now , in your experience, it will become available in few months or need to order next year ? Thanks Olga !
@@user-ww9uf7tv6y Oh, I was told that any rose out of stock for this year will only be available to ship next spring if you order bare root. So go ahead and place your order soon. Everyone is gardening now after COVID!
@@OlgaCarmody OK,Thanks !
У вас очень красивые розы!
Thank you, Victoria! Happy gardening!
Hello mam ,can I know what are the fertilizer and chemicals that you use for your rose plants regularly
I use only natural organic fertilizers to keep my roses thriving. Check my video -
ruclips.net/video/m0RsqlFnRQU/видео.html
where I show what I use and how I fertilize my beauty roses. Happy gardening!
Thank you...
Which is the white blooms rose with the bees?
That is my Generous Gardener.
what do you use for control of aphids
water and Neem oil
Don’t you want to make rose oil or water with them?
Good suggestion. I never did, should try during this season...
How far apart do you plant 2 LOS together?? Thank you~
I planted them approx 18 inches apart. Thanks!
Hi. What those roses. Called ?
The rose I trim in the video is Lady of Shalott. Thanks
Awesome. Tha knsot for response..And last Q..
Where the best place to buy em?
I am looking to buy several
@@OlgaCarmody and how many tree in it? Looks nice , big and bulky
@@hichamoubalkass1291 There are 2 roses planted together 18 inches apart.
03:10 Please don't spray and don't kill any insects on the roses.