Fertilizer for Roses
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Newer (point form) treatment of the topic: • How to Fertilize Roses
Feed your rose plants generously with a balanced fertilizer to support repeat blooming all season long. In the ground, I prefer a base of organic fertilizer sources and amendments to improve the soil. I'll discuss conventional (chemical) fertilizers as well, and the reason some gardeners add additional phosphorus sources to their feeding program. For roses in containers, I prefer a controlled release (coated) fertilizer.
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I appreciate your channel very much. My wife passed away last October and I"m trying to take over her rose garden...I was always the helper and now I must prune, feed, deadhead and water. Her garden has 30 rose bushes which includes many different types. We were married 51 years and made a great team. She knew all about roses, me not so much I was the hole digger and planter . Thank you very much.
Sorry to hear about your loss - sounds like a hobby you were able to enjoy together, so I'm glad you're keeping up on it (in your new role as head gardener, no less!)
This is so sweet ❤ hats off to you for keeping your wife’s legacy alive! As gardeners our gardens are our biggest pride and joy. I would be so honored if my loved ones did this for me!
This is what’s so endearing about you. Your super honest, call out the unnecessary, promote healthy practical and sensible practices. You present the big picture and explain it so well. I watch you and say to myself ooohhhh! So that’s how it’s done or I had no idea! Your love for botany and your wealth of knowledge is a huge gift! Thank you for teaching❤️
Thanks for the encouragement Cynthia!
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Has anyone mentioned triacontanol, the PGR in alfalfa?...winwin😉👍
Cindy. I listen to so many of Jason’s educational videos and absolutely have to agree with you. His honest, no nonsense approach to growing roses and perennials, has enabled me to have tremendous success with my roses.
No cap on this comment 💯
Four years later and still the best advice around. Thank you.
Big thanks. Rare to have a specialist share his expertise so comprehensively and clearly.
I use bone meal, cottonseed meal, bloodmeal and alfalfa meal around most my shrubs and roses. We also have a place here that sells fresh warm castings which the king of organic fertilizer to use with your garden and containers. Use bone meal when you plant a rose bush. I dig my hole and put a little bone in and plant my rose bush. Coffee grounds are good to put around roses. Always throw your scraps in your beds to make your dirt richer. I put egg shells, banana peelings, peelings from vegetables and even pour sour mike around my shrubs. This man is right it's your dirt that will keep your plants healthy. I've never used fertilizer in my beds. This is what our grandparents did years ago. My dad used fish heads in his garden. Had the most beautiful vegetables you could ever eat.
Up, down, and all around! OMG! I have been gardening 40 years and have never heard this. Aha! Moment.
Banna
In a sea of videos pushing specific products, this was both educating and refreshing. Thank you for sharing this information!
Exactly! Thank you!
I am obsessed with watching your videos. It's rare to find videos that explain in in-depth details for all reasons why you should doing it this way, especially with visual demonstrations. I feel such a satisfaction every time watching your videos. Thank you.
Thanks so much for the encouragement.
I say this on all of your videos, but it bears repeating, your videos are awesome! Thanks Jason!
Thanks for the encouragement Suze
I wish you all the best. You strike me as an sincere and honest person.
"Somebody is buying it, otherwise they wouldn't be making it" 😔I was one of them till you educated me🤣. Thanks🙏.
I'm never going to forget up, down, all around.
Me too 😉😂
Me too...I literally was about to pick up some other day. I do have a nursery near me I was there yesterday guess I got to go back to pickup some"real" fertilizer lol.
Like the place the owner just isn't always the friendliest helpful person.
I wish I could like this video twice. Best fertilising info EVER!!
Thanks Mel!
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Thanks for sharing. I like that you look at both options.
This is the second time I've watched this Jason, and I got more out of it this time than I did the first viewing. Thanks so much for your great work.
Warm regards Jennie
My pleasure Jennie!
This video demands your undivided attention.. and I really need to hear everything you're saying as I added a few new rose bushes to my garden and I have noticed some yellow leaves..that being said..I will be watching you again without any interruptions. I'm sure I will find the answer to my rose bush issues. thank you for all the information that you give to us so freely.. such a pleasure to listen to you. Thank you so very much . This video has made my day
My pleasure. Thanks for watching and for your kind comments.
Many thanks Jason... Straight to the point! Love my 4th of July rose climer..! 🌹😉👍
Really good information. Honest and straight forward. I’m learning a lot about roses and rose care. Thanks for doing this. Loving your videos!
This was so, so helpful. Been wondering about all of this... Thanks!
Love that you trust your audience's intelligence! Thank you!
And just seen the article you've done on Epsom Salts so have my answer from you. Great stuff
Thank you for all your info on roses. Trying to add roses to my cottage garden.
I enjoy your videos. You have a way of explaining and teaching that is unique--no fancy headlines, no screaming, just the calm cool facts from your experiences. I used to bury bananas near my floribunda roses but found I had ant problems. I now feed my roses the waste from my aquarium filters--that black, nasty stuff--fish poop. In the winter, my house plants get it. I find it nothing short of intriguing, growing roses, and aquatic plants. In grade 6 we all learned how a plant grows but my real break through was learning how to make a plant flourish under water where I am in complete control. I am unable to claim weather had an impact, it is all up to me. Both ways of growing plants are very cool and interesting but it seems every time I watch another one of your videos, I pick up on something else. Keep up the good work. I wish I had your growing conditions as I am in southern Alberta.
Thanks Glen - sounds like a good use for aquarium sludge! I hope things warm up for you soon - I think we've turned the corner here (knock wood)
Wow! Absolutely Amazing! Thank you! So much good information and so well said!
This is the best video on youtube regarding rose fertilization. Bravo! Your roses are incredibly beautiful.
Great HELPFUL content! Thankyou!
Thank you for giving so much useful information and being a person of integrity. We appreciate all that you do.
Thanks so much Laura
Very informative,ive learned so much as im a newbie in rose gardening🤗
Great information, very clear about things I've been wondering about for ages. You seem like a good, trustworthy person too., not putting things down, just explaining.
Thank you so much Jason; learn a lot from you all the time
Excellent explanation on the subject. I am going to treasure this video. Thank you for been helpful with complete details
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the feedback
Thank you very much for imparting your knowledge of how to take care of plants! Watching your videos give me the pleasure of learning something that I've never known about before! 🍃👍😊
The best gardening video i have ever seen.....thnx a lot...
So nice of you to say. Thanks
Very clear and practical informations for me. Many thanks.
I meant you know about fertilizer and you're teaching us what to put on roses thanks again keep up the good🎉
Thank you for sharing about fertilizer and my roses. You are very clear and thorough
Thanks Janet. I appreciate the feedback
So glad I know about fertilizer so glad you have your show to keep us informed what to do about a roses😅🎉
Impressed by your approach as u don't endorsed any product , just honestly sharing your experience with ur viewers and u know it helps the interested gardeners lot..! Like me .really grateful to u .
Love your videos and information! I have learned so much from you, this has opened up my eyes...my love for roses has grown and I started collecting some!
Once again clear and concise!
Wonderful presentation and very useful tips
Subbed &liked because nothing is being sold, just passion for plants. Thank you
Beautiful setting, thank you.
Excellent video. Practical, useful, and professional. You are an excellent presenter too. I am jealous.!!! Thank you.
Thanks James
Wonderful info as always, thanks!
Very helpful, thank you!
So informative and easy to understand. Thank you!
One of the best videos on fertilizers in general! Great video
Thanks Rich
Thanks for this valuable information.
The take home message I got from this, feed the soil and not the plant. Great advice. 👍
Thank you Jason, what a gem you are! The problem is when you go to the store there is a HUGE array of products all aimed at different facets of your garden, so in theory, you might think plants aren't doing as well as you'd like so each must need that special product, so you end up coming home with a car load of different feeds! But indeed, when you look at the fine print there's often very little between any of them (apart from $$), which usually means I end up buying fish or going to my Kelpomix supplier & supplementing well rotted manure at a fraction of the price! But I still worried I should have bought one of those SPECIAL ROSE FEEDS!! Now, I'm not going to worry. I must say I've never heard of using alfalfa pellets, I must see if my local feed store has them, as I can see how this would add bulk to the soil as well as feeding it. I think the long term problem with the granulated chemical feeds is salinity, as mentioned together with lack of bulk - which I suppose they expect you to make up for with tons of mulch?! Thanks for the tip re: camellias, etc., that was helpful, too. 👍👍🦘🐾😎
So much useful information, as always! I've been using organic blends in my pots. I'll have to pick up some slow release, unless it is already in the mix. But for reusing potting soil I will probably switch to a type slow release product.
Thank you Jason! How did I miss this video! 🌝😊💗
It was very useful as I just planted 5 rose plants in containers. Thanks for sharing.🙏🙏
My pleasure. Thanks for watching Debjani
Great sound advice and no advertising one brand he should have his own gardening programme!!
every info i needed about rose fertilizing is in this video. thank you for great video
What an absolutely gorgeous view of your gardens sir.
Great explanation. Thanks.
Thanks so much!
Awesome presentations. I live in a hot and rainy season climate. Recently my roses bloomed well due to the organic fertilizers i fed them like you mentioned earlier. Your vid.is very benefiting n fruitful. Tqsm
Great advice and information-
Very helpful and informative.
Awesome as usual. I have a pile of rabbit mature and worm castings. Dumb me didn't think of feeding my rose bushes that. It's Feb, so I'm hot back on your videos for how to. Would have never thought of Alfalfa...sweet! Heck, my rabbit may even like it. You're the rose genius. Thanks so much and gonna go to tractor supply!
Thank you again for clear and useful information!
Hi Jason, so glad you are promoting feeding the soil! Yes 🙌🏼 caring for the life supporting our roses will then care for us in return. There’s no short cuts
I like to use a comfrey tea from my garden. I want to understand the NPK ratio of this method and whether fermentation plays a roll. It’s really fascinating. A huge perk of using comfrey is fold can grow it themselves and be completely independent and confident knowing what they’re feeding the soil ❤
So happy to hear you promoting organic ways and feeding the soil. Alfalfa pellets are wonderful. I’ve used them for years.
Found your videos excellent, very well described.
Thanks!
Love your common sense advice. Thank you. 🍃🌸🍃
Great tutorial, thank you.
Thanks so much Jason! I got a lot out of this video. Warmest regards Jennie
Thanks for very helpful information- being I’m new to planting rose bushes. I find your presentation very clear and easy to follow. Thanks sgsin🌺🌺
Thank you for the feedback an encouragement! Best luck with your roses.
Great video. Your information is delivered well and it is great to have solid scientific information. Thank you/
I learnt so much from this , a big thank you.
Good info on fertilizing roses n every time I watched Jason's video 3x and I understand more of what he explains
Thank you Jason for sharing your experience expertise on roses
A rose newbie from Malaysia 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you for your videos. You are amazing and thanks to you I have graduated to my boss's master gardener. You are changing lives with these videos and just...thank you. Best videos to learn from on the web, period.
Thanks so much - I'm happy that you're finding them useful.
Jason, I followed your advice and put alfalfa pellets around my roses when I pruned them in February. I would like to also try using the liquid fish fertilizer for maintenance throughout the growing season. Probably applying once a month. How much should I put on my established roses? They are all in the ground. Thank you for your concise and practical videos. I learn so much from them!
Happy Summer Jason! Great advice! I’m going to go out and feed my roses now. I like the idea of giving the roses a “wee drink” of liquid after blooming to help them prepare for the next flush and continue the organic fertilizer to “feed the soil” Once again you helped me so very much. I wish you well.
Thanks Marie. I'm happy you found it useful
Your videos are so informative, thank you for sharing.
Good man, good experience, good video, good roses, good soil, good.....
Excellent! Many thanks. Very useful information.
Thank you! ☺️🌹🌹🌹 Very good and informative videos 😍
Wow, Jason. New 2 ur channel. Wish I had found u yesterday ago. Good information for rose fertilizer. My grandmother got me in love growing roses,. Have so many questions...but so good to have found ur channel. Thx for great video. 👍🌹⚘🥰
Thanks so much Lourdes!
Thanks for a thoughtful discussion of fertilizing roses. As with so many other topics, there are tens of thousands of bits of information 'out there' in the internet and separating the wheat from the chaff is challenging. I trust your site because you explain the reasoning behind your comments and choices.
Thanks Helen
Thank you,
You have been so kind and generous and helpful with your advice.
Steve
My pleasure Steve. Thanks for the encouragement.
Your knowledge was appreciated greatly!! 🙂
Very thorough and helpful ty🙂🙂 happy
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Wow! Writing as fast as I can on this one. Packed with good information. My 3rd year roses is trying to take a dive on me. Did some CPR on them today. We’ll see how recovery goes.
Thank you so much. I am a new home owner and inherited some lovely roses and flower garden. I am new to this and your video was so informative. I love the idea of alfalfa pellets. I appreciate your time and effort. Namaste from Eastern Washington, Zone 7b!
Thanks for watching Amanda.
I have learned so much from you about Rose's. I must have about 20 Rose's. I am very attentive with them. I was going to spray the black spot, but now I know to take off the leaves. Thank you.
Thanks for your educational videos
They are most helpful
Another great video. You are a font of knowledge and you are easy to listen to. Thanks. By the way here in western Massachusetts I have had the best rose growth and bloom in many years. Thanks for the help.
Good to hear!
This is really helpful thank you! My husband and I are super new to gardening and he started a vegetable garden this year and my first plant I decided to grow is a rose!!
Good choice!
This was amazing. I buy so much alfalfa pellets for my horses and I have never heard about just putting some in The garden. I also I’m the person that would buy the tomato specific fertilizer thinking there is a difference. Now I understand the core principles of NPK and can use that to make informed decisions. Thank you so much for this video. It is the most comprehensive video I have seen on fertilizer so far.
Thank you! Very helpful and informational. I bought some roses from your farm in 2021,I came across this you tube by accident. The drive was beautiful you are lucky to wake up with views that have around you. The rose plants are very healthy as compared to what is available at the big box stores. Thank you!
Thanks so much. God to hear they're doing well!
Proud to be your subscriber very informative ❤️
Exceptional. Learned a lot.
I like you. Thanks for keepin it real🌹
Thank you. I've always used 10-10-10 but you make a strong case for organic. I'll try it.
Shared link with my daughter. She is a rose hobbiest in Palm Harbor Florida.
Thanks Shelley
So very informative. Thank you
Thank you for the fantastic information. I have used alfalfa pellets for tomatoes but did not know they worked for roses fertilizer.
All the years of purchasing Alfalfa for our rescue horses, never did i give it a thought to feed roses with it. Horse family years are over now, but, off to feed supplier will I go, purchase bag of Alfalfa and happy memories as I tend my roses. Thank you so very much, jewels of information, no amount could ever buy.
Always on point Sir! Very informative Thank you!! 👍👍👍👍
Thanks Jason. I took your advice on checking out this video before I get after my pruning and initial feed. I've just got 5 or 6 plants in the front yard in a zero scape rock over themed scene. This is our first house we just bought about 8 months ago so I'm in my honeymoon phase with my new found love of caring for roses. Love your videos!
I think you mean xeriscaping.
@@y0nd3r Ya. I've only heard it refered to never seen it in text. I really know nothing just trying to learn a little