My ROSE CARE Schedule: SIMPLE/DOWN TO EARTH in 8 min.

[@dkunal06]

Welcome Back Olga. Was waiting for your garden video 😊

[@OlgaCarmody]

Awww, it is good to back in my garden!

[@TheCornishCottageGarden-bs5lf]

Your garden is stunning 😊

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you! 😊

[@rosemarybushea3447]

So good to see you, Olga! Yes, organic gardening is best, giving the ecosystem a chance to thrive. I'm 40+ years organic here and still learning. Gardening is truly a journey with many life lessons along the way. Blessings to you!

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you, it is good to be back! Yes, organic gardening is the way to go, I agree. Happy gardening!

[@punjabseth260]

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[@briandejong4437]

It's good to see this new video of you and the lady bug! Take care!

[@llenic1253]

Olga is back! This is funny timing, im waiting for a new batch of roses to be delivered to my porch right now. Glad to hear your voice again.

[@OlgaCarmody]

Yes, it is so good to be back! Thank you!

[@rebecca-72]

Excellent, concise advice from an experienced gardener for a newbie! Thank you!

[@OlgaCarmody]

You're very welcome!

[@jillreynolds1209]

It wouldn’t be spring without your videos! I want to thank you for introducing me to Generous Gardener, got bare root last year and it bloomed wonderfully, very unusual for me. This year it is almost 5 feet and covered with buds, my best rose so far. 😊

[@OlgaCarmody]

Yes, GG is gorgeous in blooms and this year I am expecting my roses to do exceptionally well!

[@reddog40]

Hi Olga,I have been thinking about you and I'm glad you're home.I have been trying to get my 3 rd yrEdan deadhead it looks like I have 3 roses planted that's how big it is! I have to figure out a better trellis situation.So I did something maybe dumb but I was thinking about how i spraye neem and I forget some other organic for aphids and powdery mildew I left everything alone I have ladybugs for 10 gardens 🤣 So I left it alone and let nature do its thing.My thought was roses grow in the wild without human help and they live and look beautiful,No aphids took over and the powder mildew was not to bad on the one rose that gets it bad.I used chicken compost to fertilize and I will be using it again.I transplanted 3 roses they weren't looking good so i used that i have bud development and roses.Im sure it's not something recommend what I did but I am happy it went well.Have a wonderful day 🕊️💚

[@OlgaCarmody]

Well, we do our experiments and see how garden takes them. It is really living with the garden. Take care!

[@mara-kara]

Очень красиво. Я уже несколько лет пытаюсь создать сад в природном стиле. Оля, вы большая молодец. Такого красивого сада как у вас я ещё не видела. Просто чудо ❤

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you, and I am so looking forward to rose blooms!

[@dacet.9675]

Hello, Olga! Happy to see you back and thank you so much for this simplified method! I'm a newby to garden and roses and this will help so much Greetings from Latvia! 🌹❤️🙏🏻

[@OlgaCarmody]

Greetings from the US! Glad to be back.

[@karolynchang8559]

Brilliant video! Thank you! Because of your channel I now have 7 healthy and beautiful roses!

[@karolynchang8559]

And all David Austin’s!

[@OlgaCarmody]

Congratulations, in several years you are going to have 25!

[@SusanMiddleton1]

Welcome back. I too bought David Austin roses last fall and received them bare root this spring - Gertrude Jekyll - under your amazing influence. They are starting to bud. Zone 6a 🇨🇦

[@OlgaCarmody]

Hey, good luck! Roses are worthy plants to love, aren't they?

[@katethegardener]

What a lovely video, I am so happy to have found your youtube channel. Your roses are so beautiful and your technique is simple and easy to follow. Lady bugs are one of my favourites too! I also try to garden organically, it's safer for myself and my pets who follow me around in the garden. I'm in zone 6 and we get a lot of snow and ice and honestly I am guilty I do nothing to my roses. I have lost my Eden rose once but I moved it in Fall, bad idea and so now if I am to relocate a rose I do it in Spring. I think I will take better care of them from now on. Have a great day!

[@OlgaCarmody]

You too, have a great day! I love to see lady bugs in my garden!

[@Holly_at_gypsyhollergardens]

💃🏼💃🏼💃🏼 happy dance!!!! Olga is back 🎉🎉🎉 Your garden is looking soooo lush and beautiful 🪴🌹🌹🌹🌿🌲💐🌸🏵️💮 ( I have been praying for you , that grief would be replaced with comfort and sadness would fade as joy renewed your heart 💙)

[@OlgaCarmody]

Oh, thank you! Yes, my trip to Ukraine was filled to the brims with all sorts of emotions and experiences. And it is good to be back!

[@nataliyaantolich]

@@OlgaCarmodyGlory to Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤

[@mkpoptic5790]

I’m adding the horticultural oil to my garden regimen. Always love your videos. And your garden aesthetic. Thank you so much.

[@OlgaCarmody]

Wonderful! You are welcome!

[@deewinston5651]

Welcome back Olga. Since I have found your channel I have ordered three David Austin Roses. I am 73 and have only had a few roses, but your lovely roses and all your good information has inspired me. I appreciate all your helpful hints. Thank you for sharing.❤️✝️🙏

[@OlgaCarmody]

My pleasure, those roses will bring you a lot of satisfaction, I am sure. Happy gardening!

[@annamaria54321]

Good to see you, Olga. This was a great tutorial & I definitely took good notes. Perfect!! Looking forward to this growing season:)

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you, me too, I look forward to all the blooms!

[@SpanishEclectic]

I'm in Zone 11, Southern California. You are correct; climates in the U.S. vary a lot. My roses still have leaves in January, but I make sure to strip them all off when I prune, since during our rainy spring months, temperatures are over 60 during the day, and mildew/rust fungus are a problem. I love seeing the ladybug, as there are always aphids. One frustration is 'rose slugs', those tiny green worms that eat the leaves. I'm always happy to see a little bird going after them. Nice summary. Your roses know that you care. :)

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you for a lovely message. I must agree, me and my roses, we love each other!

[@limitlessends]

Oh! What beautiful Jacob’s ladder you have in your shade garden. So many blooms!

[@OlgaCarmody]

Yes, it is its first year of full blooms! Love it!

[@Marianne-wr5fs]

So lovely to have you back and see you in your beautiful garden. Very interesting and helpful video as always 😊 I too love the ladybugs for eating my aphids. 😊 🐞

[@OlgaCarmody]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Mrs.S-UK]

So lovely to see you back ❤ I know you have two Lady of Shalott planted together. How far apart did you plant them? Xx

[@jillreynolds1209]

She has said 18 inches which I followed myself.

[@Mrs.S-UK]

@@jillreynolds1209 thank you so much ❤

[@ZafUA]

Hello Olga, I have 2 bushes that start to produce flowers and then pears take over and nothing. So searching for solutions I found your channel. I found the videos on roses to be very interesting. Will go out and use your techniques. This year I am trying to grow roses from cuttings, haven't had any success. Do you have a video on growing roses from cuttings? Thank you We are in the wider Chicago area..

[@OlgaCarmody]

Hi there, Welcome to my channel! Roses are worthy plants to fall in love with. I don't have any videos on growing roses from cuttings, my garden is somewhat of middle size. Good luck with your plants this year!

[@katiedc8239]

Ahh, you're back! You really are a wonderful rosarian; I've learned so much about roses from you! Thank you. Also, what was that beautiful lavender-colored flower at 3:07?

[@OlgaCarmody]

Hey, it is good to be back! That gorgeous spring blooming plant is Jacob's Ladder. Very pretty!

Can I use horticultural oil in the summer after the first bloom or is it too hot? I'm in 6b in Michigan.

[@WednesdayCat888]

Olga, thank you for the helpful advice on caring for roses throughout the year. I reside in Texas, where winters are mild and spring typically arrives in March. Considering this, waiting until March to prune my roses might be too late, so I usually prune them in early February. My question is, if the wind doesn't remove all the leaves from my roses, should I manually remove them before pruning? Additionally, is it advisable to spray the roses to prevent diseases after pruning? I've read that the optimal temperature for spraying roses is around 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Does pruning need to precede spraying, or does the order not matter?

[@OlgaCarmody]

Hi, I remove all the leaves during spring pruning, it is a good sanitation rule. Plus all the debris from winter under the rose bush. And to spray then after the pruning time is great. It can be done before or after pruning, but after pruning you have a good access to all the stems without leaves on them. Enjoy your roses and your garden!

[@WednesdayCat888]

@@OlgaCarmody Thank you for your prompt response. I'll adhere to your guidelines.

[@beverlylott5521]

Do you have issues with Japanese beetles? Does your January spraying help with the beetles as well?

[@OlgaCarmody]

I really don't have Japanese beetles a lot in my garden. Don't really know why, but spraying won't help since the larvae overwinter in the soil. They sell beetle granules for the grass, which is not really organic gardening, but just for you to know...

[@dacet.9675]

Olga, can I ask, what is the beautiful pink flowering bush at around 1:45 mark?

[@OlgaCarmody]

That is my beautiful pink azalea! Gorgeous!

Can I use horticultural oil in the summer after the first bloom or is it too hot? I'm in 6b in Michigan.😊

[@OlgaCarmody]

You can, just follow the instructions and use summer proportions.

[@willaerley7140]

Will spraying in winter prevent rose sawflies?

[@OlgaCarmody]

Unfortunately not, since sawflies overwinter in the soil, most of them. You have to get them in their active stage by using neem or horticultural oil. Sawflies are soft bodied and are most vulnerable it that.