I have many different roses. They’ve always been my #1 fave. It’s the toughest, easiest, most resilient, most reliable plant species in my garden. I live in zone 9b, which is VERY hard on plants. I have clay soil you could make pottery out of, high winds, periods of long drought, temps in summer up to 116 w/no rain, no humidity, inconsistent winter weather patterns, every invasive pest you can think of & perfect disease weather fall thru spring. But, like she says, roses are happy as long as you feed & water them properly. I can’t always get the pruning or deadheading done due to my illness and they just seem to shrug & say, It’s ok. We’re fine. We’ll keep doing what we do, you can clean us up when you get the chance. If I ever do have to spray them, it’s usually only once. When other plants are tired of the heat, the bugs, the drought, the roses still look magnificent. Roses are survivors. I can’t think of a more rewarding plant to grow!
I agree too, Nia. I'm also in Zone 9B with high humidity. I have 30 varieties of roses. I only diligently water them everyday during the summer and deadhead blooms. Occasionally, I buried kitchen wastes in the soil around the roots and that's all it need to keep them happy. Little black spots and bugs here and there but so far they shoot up to 5 feet high and 3 feet wide within one season, full of leaves, although blooms are stingy during the high humidity.
Great video! I’m glad that she mentioned two wonderful nurseries - roses unlimited and antique rose emporium. I also highly recommend them. Great selection of own root roses.
I've watched this video several times. It never gets old. Beautiful roses!
Oh my God, best rose garden ever.
finally, someone who gets old roses...other than me LOL!
I have many different roses. They’ve always been my #1 fave. It’s the toughest, easiest, most resilient, most reliable plant species in my garden. I live in zone 9b, which is VERY hard on plants. I have clay soil you could make pottery out of, high winds, periods of long drought, temps in summer up to 116 w/no rain, no humidity, inconsistent winter weather patterns, every invasive pest you can think of & perfect disease weather fall thru spring. But, like she says, roses are happy as long as you feed & water them properly. I can’t always get the pruning or deadheading done due to my illness and they just seem to shrug & say, It’s ok. We’re fine. We’ll keep doing what we do, you can clean us up when you get the chance. If I ever do have to spray them, it’s usually only once. When other plants are tired of the heat, the bugs, the drought, the roses still look magnificent. Roses are survivors. I can’t think of a more rewarding plant to grow!
I agree too, Nia. I'm also in Zone 9B with high humidity. I have 30 varieties of roses. I only diligently water them everyday during the summer and deadhead blooms. Occasionally, I buried kitchen wastes in the soil around the roots and that's all it need to keep them happy. Little black spots and bugs here and there but so far they shoot up to 5 feet high and 3 feet wide within one season, full of leaves, although blooms are stingy during the high humidity.
Every time I see this video I find another must have Rose! 💕
Great video! I’m glad that she mentioned two wonderful nurseries - roses unlimited and antique rose emporium. I also highly recommend them. Great selection of own root roses.
Nice colour
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Information on the businesses websites mentioned would be nice.
Wonderful ! Where is this garden zone ?
7a
Patents are good for 20 years, not 25 years