How To Hybridize New Roses with Rose Breeder Guest Brad Jalbert

[@purplethumb7887]

I have a new appreciation for roses. Wow, what dedicated passion to create something so beautiful for us to all enjoy. Thank you!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you so much 😊

[@dubcindub15]

Quality video, 9 years old and still got people liking it.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks.

[@IshaqqRahim]

Facts

[@FilipTruta]

Perfect example of passion. If one can be so patient to get these kinds of results, that is 100% passion

[@ibisa79]

THANK YOU. Before your videos, roses were a banned from my garden because I thought they were scary, complicated plant and I am a lazy gardener. Now I have roses in my garden, I use your pruning techniques and only purchase German ADR roses which are super disease resistant. I love roses now.

[@dixiechicdana1]

My grandfather did this and had some of the most beautiful rose in colors your could imagine. He also was the caretaker of the priestly iris garden in NJ

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

What lovely memories.

[@Tedward88]

Thanks again for the video! A quick tip for everyone: after a couple of months of experimenting with dwarf roses, I found that grinding the pollen sacks of the father plant between your fingers helps release the pollen easier. My issue was I couldn't get the pollen out of the sacks.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Great tip!

[@hunterjonasisonfire2198]

Very informative video! My boyfriend and I are planning to build a business and breeding plants and roses are one of the options. This video really helps me to know more about hybridization and the factors that need to consider in order to have a successful outcome.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you like it!

[@1MsGracie]

Wow what a process, didn't realize how much work and waiting it took but never the less I'm thankful for it. Thanks for this video.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You are welcome and it is a lot of work!

[@akshatkashyap7285]

This video clarified all my doubts ,other videos on KZbin didn't help me much This was crystal clear perfect

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

So glad it did.

[@bellarosa009]

What a great video! Thanks Brad and Paul. I learned so much!

[@mzurilovebeautyfragranceslove]

How kind and generous to do this for us x

[@sassy7506]

The best video on hybridizing roses, thank you!!! Clear, easy to follow, highly informative, and very well done. I actually got seed from a Powerhouse x Frances Meilland cross using this video ! I didn't plant them , just wanted to see if I could do it. I encourage anyone interested to give it a try! I also ordered the book mentioned. Fascinating.

[@행복하세요-h7u]

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[@penguinz_golden]

Very direct and simple! I hoping to hybridize some roses and such!

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

Thanks for sharing the process of hybridizing roses. So interesting! I can only conclude that every rose that makes it to market is a winner. 🌹

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

Oscar Pinlac Good point! The roses must be attractive and hardy to be viable commercial hybrids.

[@diannellyfetalvero4893]

@@botanicaltreasures2408; what is the proper time to harvest the rose seeds? Is there a need for me to wait till the color of the flower turn to brown color?

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

@@diannellyfetalvero4893 Rose seeds are in rose hips a fruit that forms underneath the flower. Rose hips generally turn red when they are ripe often in the late summer or fall. Some hybrid roses have infertile seeds. Generally it is more reliable to use cuttings to get rose plants since those started from seed might not be like the parent.

[@diannellyfetalvero4893]

@@botanicaltreasures2408 thanks for your answer. I can grow roses here in my country Philippines the whole year round. Keep safe ang God bless you always.

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

@@diannellyfetalvero4893 God bless you also! Thank you. I have a small rose bush blooming right now by the neighborhood tiny library. It looks like a tiny house for books.

[@twoshoes2663]

When I get old maybe then I'll have time and will be able to try that for fun ! It is an interesting video!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@dhamanandapydugadu7315]

Now I understand how hard it is to bring us nice fragrant cross pollinated roses,thank you brad for the explanation & keep up the good work 👍🏽🇨🇦

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad it was helpful!

[@flaminglotus11]

Thank you both, Paul and Brad.

[@bryce909]

Great video wish it was a lil closer to see the flower when he's pollinating but I really can't complain, thanks for the info. And taking the time to keep the passion of hybridizing going

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks for watching!

[@venticuatrino]

It really takes a lot of patience and dedication, congratulations! you are really a rose hero XD

[@HigherChannel]

Wow, fantastic to see this, and all respect to people who dedicate in making flowers better and more beautiful for us. It is such a privilege to be able to pick any colours, scent rose etc from nurseries, absolutely stunning. I am a big rose fan, I have 9 varieties of roses, all planted by myself, (3 more on wait list!, and I curiously live in "Rosedale Cottages" ), one of my roses is almost perfect, in colour, shape/size, scent, disease resistance and foliage, non thorny, but I would like it to be a climber. Is it possible to make climbers through cross pollination, without loosing all its existing perfect qualities? I was intrigued and amazed to see after its first flush of flowers that colour of lattice changed from a perfect (non orange, non pink) apricot blush into milky coffee colour. It is not bicolour rose(which I adore btw!), but it significantly changed colour in its later stage of bloom, and lattice stayed for a long time before falling off. It is just a perfect rose in evey sense. Just on its self. Has dark foliage which beautifully contrasts its bright colour range. It is a hybrid rose, so unlike my David Austin roses, it doesn't have a perfect chalice shape or velvety soft texture of the lattice itself. But, if it is a climber, and if I could use it as cut flower, I would propagate it all around my garden, it is a perfect flower. I just wonder can we turn it into a climber and a cut rose variety through cross pollination?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you and glad you enjoyed it

[@aamirzaidi5820]

Thank you Paul for giving us such an informative video. Lots of thanks.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You're welcome!

[@58mmm2]

,Не знала что семена розы надо собирать и сажать.Вот так спасибо.Удачи.

[@twoshoes2663]

Wow, That's a a lot of work ! On second hand I might end up doing that in my next life if I am due one. Wow ! That's amazing !

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

It is a lot of work. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@hannahescalante16]

😍..Thank you both for those tips..it's been 8yrs.today june 4 2020 i found this amazing video.thank you

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hannahescalante16]

@@Paulzimmermanroses 😊

[@oo2454]

Loving this guys voice

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you.

[@everythingunderozsun6125]

Nice vid! I wish I could have different rose varieties we have very limited rose breeds here in the Philippines. So I asked my husband to bring me some rose stems from his neighbor in Australia. So far rooting hormones doing a great job.

[@subliminallistenernetherla4995]

Ma Loy you can also graft your roses. And do the flowers at your florist come from foreign country's?

[@sharrycassie6843]

Good morning

[@sharminrima8033]

which hormones did u use

[@СергейАкименко-ы5я]

Йтрач Лбпчччихььспьоаьоора

[@ShivShiv-sf7eg]

Ok sir a good explanation. Thank you verymuch .I will try after this Corona VIRUS crises.

[@debarghyaroy9948]

Great roses, great people, great video!

[@dopeydora81]

Thanks so much for posting this, I'm going to give this a go. Very easy to follow.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you like it

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you are liking the new camera. Wish I could say it was a fancy one but it's an iPhone 4S. Ended up being one of the best ones I could find! LOL. Ibisa79. Welcome to roses. Glad the videos help!

[@kiranfashionworld2063]

Paul Zimmerman Roses nice hw many days for polination

[@idamj111]

Thank you so much. Great video. Very informative. Never know about it before

[@Nisha-pp4lb]

8:12 Wow such an amazing place!!!! And a very informative video

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks! 😃

[@theamazonrainforest5073]

It’s a wonderful vídeo! Thank you very much! Roses is my favorite flower ! Good luck to you and for your beautiful garden 😍🌹🌞

[@flossyb.9532]

This video is so informative, thank you both!

[@AliceLee333]

This is by the far the best informative video for rose cross hybridization. I wonder can you also do this same method for crape myrtle trees?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you. I don't know if it will work for crape myrtle trees. That being said this is a standard way of hybridizing most any plant.

[@AliceLee333]

@@Paulzimmermanroses Thanks for your response. I would love a video for crape myrtle trees if possible!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

@@AliceLee333 Wish I could help but I tend to be rose focused. You might google it or search You Tube.

[@townhouse09]

That’s so cool! I’m going to try to hybridize flowers today!!!! 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@shyammohansharma8919]

One of the best videos I have seen👍

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you!

[@shyammohansharma8919]

@@Paulzimmermanroses sir can you make a videos on how to prevent pests on roses naturally?. I used some chemicals on my plants and even tried soap water. But Its in my mind that I am using harmful chemicals. Its not good blah blah.. Please help me.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

@@shyammohansharma8919 Excellent idea. And I know exactly who to do it with.

[@shyammohansharma8919]

@@Paulzimmermanroses thank you sir. Will be waiting eagerly for your video on it.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

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[@wowow4816]

Learnt a lot from this video, thank you Paul and Brad!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks!

[@paranthamanv5609]

I loved every second of this video. Best video ever to me. Awesome. Feeling happy hahahahahaha

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

So glad!

[@abtsamroobe9633]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video with us.great information

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@amandaboxley6355]

Gorgeous. Great informational video guys!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@vishalsrivastav8906]

This video is very informative a great thanks sir

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you liked it

[@zulaikabanu9481]

It actually worked I tried those steps properly

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Great!

[@akoanani]

thank you sir for this information so that I will become a hybridizer myself sooner...

[@debasmitaniyogi5835]

alex ca k moo gt

[@aye_its_evangeline7095]

I am definitely going to try this in the spring!!!! If I make a successful rose(I might have to try a few times), I will definitely name it "Minnie's Rose," cuz I looooove Mickey Mouse. OMG I CANT WAIT TILL THIS SPRING THANK U SOOOOO MUCH!!!!!!!

[@zafriwrld6199]

so what happen now

[@subliminallistenernetherla4995]

aye_its_evangeline I am going to try this too. I have to graft the roses first for my self because my parents won't let me grew seeds

[@KarenGhazi]

Hi Paul,Do you have to leave the rose hip attached to the rose bush after you pollinate it? Or can you cut it off and wait a few months to retrieve the seeds?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Leave it attached to the bush. Sorry for the delayed response. I just saw this one.

[@jithanarath5057]

Beautiful! I've learned something new today!👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

So glad!

[@distortion1523]

perfect example of cross pollination and thank you

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you.

[@janeyann8316]

I am struggling to find and recognise pollen, and also how to treat it which this video was wonderfully helpful with. The only one of my roses where I can actually see any pollen is the magenta single petalled Rosa rugosa. My other roses must be producing pollen because they set good hips, but I just can't see it, and maybe I am not collecting it properly, so I will watch this video over again to see exactly what he does.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Also check out the Rose Hybridizers Association. Dues are minimal and lots of help there.

[@sarar371]

Really enjoyed this video! Thanks so much.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You are more than welcome! You are more than welcome!

[@SeriousMoonlight666]

Zoom In. Much needed to see details mentioned. Alternatively record higer resolution so veiwer can zoom in with browser tool without image distortion.

[@AbdulRashid-lk2nm]

Great video, perfect explanation, thank you all.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks!

[@ASAD0789]

Wow its an art and the patience level 😯

[@carpy1252]

Great Video, thank you Paul and Brad. I'm very excited for next year so I can crossing and planting them for fun.

[@joannebory1941]

What’s a wonderful hard worker 🌹👍

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Very!

[@melianamilly]

very nice video, greetings from Indonesia paul.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you and glad you enjoyed it.

[@txsbluebonnet5665]

Do you have to use the same type (climber + climber or grandiflora + grandiflora) of rose when pollinating or can you pollinate a climber (mother) with a hybrid tea (father)?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You can use different roses.

[@LadyErzuli]

Very interesting video. I had no idea how long the process takes to create a rose. Fascinating.

[@didrikgustafsson2426]

Very interesting!!! Loved it!!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks!

[@migdaliaalfonso]

Saludos desde Italia. Usted hace un interesante y hermoso trabajo . Yo no entendí su explicación porque no entiendo su idioma, pero estoy muy interesada en la convinación de colores. Por favor 🙏 dígame cómo puedo aprender?? Gracias gracias gracias 🎉

[@wiwyhanapie5508]

TQ very much for the information. Now I now how to make a pollination for roses.

[@weirdocentric23]

Wow that was amazing!!!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks!

[@marmaduke954]

Very informative video, question: aren't some famous roses, known by different names in different countries? Or even other parts of the USA and Canada?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

They are in different countries. In the US the names are pretty standard. Some of the old roses might be just due to uncertainty as to what they are.

[@sherrykuo6509]

thank you Paul, would like to try on this to get my own roses

[@FortuneSushi]

Hello Paul! I love your videos! This one ended at 6:34... but doesn't seem to be finished yet? is there a part 2 to this? thanks! BTW, i get a few bouquets of roses each year and they're usually really lovely and fragrant. The variety i usually get from what I've learned are from Holland, but I'm in a tropical country. I want to know if its possible for me to grow these rose cuttings? (they're arranged flowers... but they usually have a tube of water at the end of each stem when i get them.)

[@NALANDA_INDIA]

I like this video very much!!!😊😊😊from India

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you! 😃

[@kimberlyoboyle451]

Great video! Confused because at 1:35 he says "mother offers health of the plant" (and father gives flower shape etc) and then when he does his cross he says he chose the father because of the disease resistance and mother for the flower (opposite of earlier)!?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Good catch. I never noticed that!

[@redredwine1277]

Super informative! Thanks! for sharing🌸🌼🌺

[@beingcreative813]

That was insane, u got a new subscriber.

[@kristine6996]

Thank you from France 👒

[@cindys5816]

thanks a lot for this wonderful very informative video. I have few rose plants in my garden but no flowers. i live in a tropical country where it is hot throughtout the year. My rose plants are in full sunlight. they look healthy but no flowers. I have had these rose plants for nearly two years now. pls advise. thank you.

[@jonmatthews4254]

Very useful, thank you Paul and Brad. Would it be better to leave the hips on the plant over winter and then plant them in the spring? Is there a disadvantage to this? Or does Brad use a fridge as he is planting batches on a regular basis right through the year?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

I don't think over wintering them would work. They'd likely dry up. Many people do put them in a refrigerator to stratify them.

[@BLEACH500]

The rose hip insulates the seeds so it wont work until they are removed

[@anilkumarchoudhary1382]

Really Very Nice Video For A New Idea .

[@traceytondre3453]

hi great information. i am just trying to plant roses from seeds. i did find out in your video that i did pick the bulbs at the right time - when they are orange. now i have a bunch of seeds but unsure what to do next. you said in your video to either put them in a wet paper towel and in the fridge or plant right away. i live in san antonio, tx where it is hot/warm most of the year but get cold in about dec-feb. we are in the 80s now. can you tell me what i should do next? i would appreciate it. thanks

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

In your area put them in the fridge. Then plant them in say late feb.

[@debasmitaniyogi5835]

tracey tondre fee

[@manolitahuber1609]

Very motivated, and well informative

[@hinashahid8634]

Thanks for information about hybridisation. Nice video. .

[@adaywithmeathome]

This video is perfect! New subscriber🙏🙏

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks and welcome

[@hatgiongnhapkhaunguyenbaobi]

Very direct and simple

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thanks!

[@mrsseasea]

I live very close to Vancouver....I guessing this is Canada not Washington? I have a yellow rose bush that blooms from spring to winter.....I want more of them......how do i do this? How the yellow rose bush is about 20 years old....i don’t know where I bought it from......but it’s so pretty and smells wonderful...

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You can try rooting some cuttings from the plant. I don't have a video on that but I'm search if you search you can find one.

[@tockalot]

Thank you for this video. So in the video he says the mother plant provides the health and the father the color. But when he sits down and demonstrates he says the opposite can you clarify which is which please

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

I did not catch that cross up. I don't breed roses so not sure which is correct. You might ask The Rose Hybridizers Association. They can give you better answers .

[@alma-pc9cx]

What amazing job.that is I love my roses 🌹

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you so much 😊

[@shadowsagainstthewind7813]

Awesome work and educational video...Thanks so much ~

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You are more than welcome!

[@taylorhughes6321]

ok, so after stratification, about 6 weeks in fridge, I'm I too expect some roots? or just plant the seeds anyway and then that's when they germinate?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Just plant the seeds and that's when they germinate

[@taylorhughes6321]

+Paul Zimmerman Roses thank you!

[@taylorhughes6321]

+Paul Zimmerman Roses and just to clarify, it takes 12 weeks to germinate? so I won't even see any sprouts for at least 3 months?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

+Taylor Hughes somewhere around that time.

[@MrSoldierperson]

Excellent advice.

[@DreamsSketcher]

Wonderful video/content. Thank you so much!

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lindagardener855]

Thank you. That was very interesting.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@digemsmacks5690]

In your example plants you mentioned bring in the male for its disease resistance which is great but in regards to color is it up to chance or will that orange from the male dominate? Would it be a combo of the female/male colors or would the mother win out? Is there a way to stack the odds one way or another for the resulting hybrid color?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

To be honest I'm not sure. I don't know much about hybridizing which is why this video features someone who actually is one.

[@digemsmacks5690]

@@Paulzimmermanroses thank you for your answer nonetheless. For me, by quite simply saying 'I don't know' value is added to your other videos and knowledge. I appreciate your vids, thanks.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

@@digemsmacks5690 Thank you. Depending on where you live there are several hybridizer associations you can join. Dues aren't much and they are the ones you can better answer your questions.

[@shubhamsabui4984]

highly informative, thanks a lot.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You are welcome!

[@radj4719]

Great video, in your opinion which type of rose has the most hardiest rootstock for grafting purposes thanks

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

There are several but prefer multiflora.

[@radj4719]

@@Paulzimmermanroses thank you sir

[@Clutchpearls]

Maybe I missed a part, forgive me if I did but, how do you know if the bloom is a mom or a father?

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Any plant can be Mother of Father.

[@fikirtedemlew8442]

Hi thanks for the information .my question is? is that possible to hybrids the normal big head rose and the small pink flower rose which climbs the fence

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Yes

[@2008ziya]

Nice video, i would like to know what would be the potting mix for rose plant, 🌿🌹

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Any good potting soil will work.

[@2008ziya]

@@Paulzimmermanroses i tried, but my plant don't survive, please suggest some tips to grow properly

[@Tedward88]

Thanks for the video! Is it possible that some roses do not produce pollen? I've followed the exact steps from the video with two dwarf roses and I feel like there's no pollen coming out of the sacks.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

I don't do a lot of rose breeding so I'm probably not the one to ask. But I have heard some roses are hard to get pollen from.

[@Tedward88]

@@Paulzimmermanroses understood thanks for the reply!

[@stevebrucken1944]

I have a Zone question I live in zone 5 I would like to get a climber or a couple of climbers but they are zone 6 if I protect them during the winter keep them out of the Wind and cover them with straw, would you recommend this or not

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

I would recommend that. A lot of people protect climbers that way.

[@eriknystrom5839]

Different roses have different numbers of chromosomes. For rose 2n=14 and the base number of chromosomes (X) is 7. So for diploid rose 2n=2X=14. For the series though, the tetraploid rose species are 2n=4X=28 chromosomes, the pentaploid roses are 2n=5X=35 chromosomes and the hexaploid rose is 2n=6X=42 chromosomes. Is it possible to cross between these groups or are there certain roles. Diploid x tetraploid OK? Diploid x pentaploid not OK? Perhaps you could send me a link to an extended article on how to choose the father and the mother.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

My advice would be to start here rosebreeders.org

[@eriknystrom5839]

Paul Zimmerman Roses Thanks, I will read. Perhaps I’ll try a few crosses. I realize it’s like a lottery, and getting something really nice is unlikely, but it could be fun to try! 🌹 👍

[@joseanecruz3914]

Como aprender isso?

[@eriknystrom5839]

@@joseanecruz3914 I never really tried crossing, but I tried taking seeds from roses I have( self pollinated) . Even as I follow instructions how to prepare the seeds I didn’t get any seedlings.

[@mohammedanas7593]

Thanks for this i get knowledge how to hybridization

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

You're welcome!

[@susanalfaris6387]

thanks for this video. full of info

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hellogardening]

how to get hydroponics indoor kit in your previous video and light is normal florescent tube i think please tell .

[@ampmskm]

very complete vdo. Thanks.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Many many thanks

[@happyfamily8624]

wow I like your video my friend.

[@Paulzimmermanroses]

Thank you very much