That is like asking me to pick a favorite child😂 but I would say that Sweet Mademoiselle, Summer Romance, Courage, and Princess Charlene de Monaco are my top favorites. All are highly disease resistant, stay nice and green all year round, and have very large fragrant blooms! ❤

Sweet Mademoiselle reblooms very well and they are always big blooms! I have 13 bushes of SM because she is just that amazing!

@summermoongarden Thankyou for you swift and honest replies! I enjoy watching all of your videos, and will continue to do so in the future :] -Have a wonderful season of holidays 🙂

@@kellimcdonald4310 it’s usually fine to prune in either month but if it’s a warm winter/spring, February is best!

Oh I haven’t seen the new roses from Palatine yet! I will go look. Pomponella DEFINITELY gets much larger than 4 ft tall for me! It acts almost like a rambler here in the south! Mine get huge.

@@summermoongarden nice!

I don’t usually spray but if it gets bad enough I will spray them off with water and RoseRX by bonide.

North Georgia USA ❤

Ah yes that is what I meant! Thank you for pointing that out! I did this video from my memory only.😅

I used to have James Galway but it got mosaic virus and I took it out. My deelish rose is very small right now and I need to check and see if it survived this year.

Thank you! Black Fox by Sherwin Williams.❤

Thank you! It is my dream home and I’m so grateful to be here. We have white oak, red oak, tulip poplar, beech, hickory trees, and a few others I haven’t taken the time to identify yet. I’ve planted lots of Japanese maples in our garden, and an October glory maple too. The trees are why we moved here. Most builders of homes and neighborhoods here in Georgia completely bulldoze all the trees down before building, so to have old growth trees on our property is very special.

This video was taken March 22nd. The bloom time will vary each year depending on weather so the best thing to do is check Gibbs Gardens website for peak bloom times before planning to visit! It is so beautiful, I know you’ll enjoy it!

@@sharitelek5963 I lose roses frequently due to voles in the garden so it’s usually not intentional changes! Just working with nature!

Yes, my husband is a coach for Macedonia recreational baseball!😃

@@summermoongarden, ah, I had no idea you were local as I just found your channel. We live in the Sixes community, but have many family and friends in the Macedonia and Free Home area.

@@beckyb7923 my kids went to Free Home! They are now at Creekland Middle.😃

Thanks for the idea! I will check that out!

We didn’t want to risk damaging the sidewalk! A small stump grinder should take care of it easily. Thanks for watching❤

I’m honestly not sure why they die! I can’t figure it out, but they just aren’t super healthy roses for me. They probably prefer the milder climates closer to the UK. We are very hot and humid and I used to be a zone 7 but now USDA changed us to zone 8. Kordes and Meilland perform 100x better for me.

@@summermoongarden oh no.. so sorry. I can relate to how disappointing that can be. I wish I had watched your video before spending so much on DA roses. I’m going to keep my fingers crossed. Just to try it out I did get a couple of summer romance and they are doing great for me. Roses stay on the plant for a while. Thanks much and enjoy your garden!

I’m so glad yall are safe!! Thank you for commenting and letting me know. I can’t believe how hard western North Carolina mountain towns were hit. They are calling it their own “Katrina”. It’s heart breaking, we love that area so much! The worst part is they were totally caught off guard since the weather reports were showing it going northwest and not northeast. It’s awful!