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Olga, I love your videos. I am fairly new to climbing roses and understand the concept of pruning only the laterals. I am confused about the tip of the main cane which produces blossoms. Are those blooms to be headheaded? Will this stop the growth of the main cane? I have watched many pruning videos and no one seems to cover this part of it.

Can you show us a close up of basal shoots on the rose bush? I think I have these on my Generous Gardener but I am not sure. They are coming out of the ground and they are red. Will the fish emulsion attract rodents?

Olga, your garden is gorgeous; all the flowers are thriving. Taking a walk in your garden would definitely lift one's spirits. There is a lot to learn to be a successful gardener. Here in Texas, perhaps due to the frequent heavy rains followed by intense sunshine, the leaves of rose bushes easily develop black spots. I would like to ask for your advice on how to prevent black spot disease. If the leaves of roses develop black spots, how should they be properly treated? A friend of mine had five rose bushes with leaves covered in black spots and had no choice but to prune them all in the height of summer. Four of the five survived, but one did not. Is it not advisable to prune in the summer? Does pruning in summer make roses more susceptible to sun damage? In situations like my friend's, if pruning is not an option, is there a better solution? Thank you for your advice and your time.

So inspiring!!! An incredible garden with so many layers, textures and beautiful plant choices

Thank you Olga. I was feeling very low and you have made me smile . Roses looking wonderful btw

Fantastic video. Great points on hedges.

So what happpens when an Arborvitae is too large meaning they haven't been trimmed in years what do you do?

Hi there, love your channel. Can you tell me if tying them together loosely would work?

Olga, your garden is such a peaceful, lovely place. I love all your plants, you can tell they are tenderly cared for. Peggy is the star of the show!!🤩 can't wait to see her in the years to come!!

what about winter watering?

A super video, masterclass indeed. Thankyou Olga 🙏❤️

Beautiful garden. So peaceful and relaxing.

Lovely ❤

Wow so informative. Thank you so much!

I admire you and your beautiful garden equally. ❤️

So Katrina Rose is also called the Peggy Martin Rose? The Vanessa Bell rose is quite striking! Thank you for the tour!

Gorgeous! My LaMarque is having a second flush of buds here in NC, but the Japanese beetles have arrived, so it's a battle royale to see who wins.

I was worried when I saw the spot where you wanted to put your Peggy Martin rose, Olga. Once she gets going she can be a brut! I hope she'll behave in your garden and you will enjoy her as you do all of your roses and blooms. It's such a pleasure to take a garden walk with you. Thanks for sharing!

Such a lovely garden you have. Thank you for sharing.❤

I love how you love your garden, makes my heart happy. Enjoy all your videos.

Olga, gorgeous garden! And how charming them wooden/branchy supporting structures which you made yourself, making your garden even cozier

My Lord, this video warmed my heart and brought tears to my eyes! I was following you through the paths as I was looking ahead, above, and around. You made me miss the east end of Long Island where we grew up, married, and moved to North Carolina in 89. Your garden and entire neighborhood is beautiful! These feelings are something I've never had seeing a garden video. Thank Your beloved camera man for me!

Love you garden 👍👏👏

Do you apply coffee and tea grounds to the base soil of your roses and hydrangeas.

I must confess i do have a weakness for the orange and yellow varieties of david austin roses.

I really enjoy the defined spaces and transitions in your garden. Very creative use of space! For the area with pine needles, might I suggest Hellebore (lenten rose)? I have a few under a cedar tree and they are very happy and don't mind the shade or needles. They bloom in March/April timeframe so in time for Lent and are evergreen. I am also in zone 7a and have noticed the hydrangeas are going to be spectacular this year!

Olivia rose austin is an excellent choice. Very disease resistant and repeat blooming. I have results above and beyond my expectations even in the first year. Of course i dug out two foot deep and replaced the hard clay soil and added organic amendments in two long hedge rows. She is very well established now and happy with her companions of thyme,garden salvia,lavender,lemon balm,and many others.

je vous regarde de France et j'admire votre jardin plein de roses et votre dynamisme ! Merci pour vos conseils ! Félicitations

Beautiful garden Do you have help with the maintenance?

Oh, you and your channel are wonderful! 😊 Thank you for sharing your passion for roses! As a fellow rosarian, I found this so refreshing, lovely, and relaxing to watch... I could easily watch/listen to your working and talking with roses for hours. Really informative and enjoyable! So glad I found your channel... I'm diving into all your other videos now too. 🌹🏵🥇👏

I am in love with your videos!! And yes, Dr. Elaine is amazing!!

Olga you are teaching me so much. Thank you.

Thanks

Thank you for sharing.

Did she say...:Just trying to squeeze my ass...."?

Unfortunately Shropshire Lad is discontinued now. I have bought from eBay, so will see how it will perform 😊 How old is yours as bush itself doesn't look very vigorous? But blooms definitely something amazing 🤩

Best rose video I’ve seen. Thank-you and also for your obvious love of the garden and enthusiastic teaching style.

Hi Olga! How old is your Peggy Martin bush? She is so beautiful!! I have 2 of them growing in my garden, it's about 1 year old and it has just a few clusters of buds. Not much.. Is she still too young?? Also, mine has long canes draping down and covering my whole fence. Do you recommend trimming her long canes? I notice yours doesn't have a lot of canes, do you cut them and keep only a few?? When will she really start blooming???🤔 I don't know much about the care of this rose. Your garden looks beautiful as always!!!😍

Hi Olga, To simplify the process, can I use only fertilizer to encourage more rose blooming after the first bloom, or are multiple types of food such as fish emulsion and cow manure necessary? I also have Osmocote Flower & Plant granules and wonder if they are as effective for roses, or should I use Rose-Tone as you recommended? Thank you😊

I have heard fish emulsion would attract a lot of stray cats . have you found this to be so ?

Learning a lot from you, Always love to watch your video and your garden is inspiring.

thank you so much Miss Olga, i just planted 6 of these, i bought the smallest ones at home depot because they were only 15 bucks each. they are about 1.5 to 2 feet tall right now

I was inspired to go apply Rose-tone to my heirloom roses, water and deadhead them.

Can you do a video on bugs and diseases? For instance, what you do for sawflies, powdery mildew, etc?

😊❤

My Gertrude Jeckle just finished blooming and I fertilized with Rose Tone. It had a beautiful showing but new buds are turning brown and the stems are shriveling. What could be causing this? I wish I could attach a photo.

Thank you Olga. Your channel brings me joy! Have a wonderful day.❤

How do you clean the Neem Oil from the sprayer. My sprayer always clogs up.

Hi, I need some advice. My lady of shallot is completely defoliated by some kind of insect. When I first noticed holes in the leaves, I took some leaves to a nearby garden nursery and ask for advice on what to do. I asked him if I should spray it with neem oil, but he said it looked like a fungus and advised me to apply a fungicide. I took his advice and sprayed all the bushes that day but then we had rain that night. I did not respray with the fungicide after the rain. I sprayed with neem oil but I think I was too late . I did get a few blooms but I do not see any new buds forming for a second blooming. The canes are still green but there are no leaves. One bush still has some leaves and new growth on it but the buds blooming now no longer are lady of shallot. They are a red rose with a pale yellow center! When I first planted these Lady of shallot rose bushes 4 years ago, they came in a pot from local nursery, and they were not bare root roses. Is that why they are turning red and no longer look pale orange? They are a completely different rose now. They were David Austin roses. What is your opinion of what happened to these roses? Do I leave the defoliated bushes and try to revive them with new compost and fertilizer or do I cut them back to the ground? They have no dieback on the canes but have no leaves at all left on three of the rose bushes.I assume the roses cannot produce new blooms without leaves for photosynthesis? Please help. Any advice would be appreciated.