Rose Care: Pruning Techniques, Feeding Tips & Disease Prevention

[@GardeningWithCoffee]

Great information 👍🏼

[@cynthiachronister4082]

Thank you 😊

[@SuburbanGardening365]

You're welcome. 👍🌱

[@davidsession8546]

Very good content. Great ideas. I'll be sure to use the insect spray. Should I cut back my roses now?

[@SuburbanGardening365]

Thank you. Yes, now is the time to prune your roses back. It won't be long before they are pushing new growth.

[@addievines1902]

Absolutely great content. About the suckers, could one put the sucker in a small pot and let it grow into another rose? Thank you for having informative content.

[@SuburbanGardening365]

Hi, thanks for the comment. You absolutely could do that with a sucker but keep a mind, It's likely you will not get the same plant. Suckers grow below the grafting point. That part of the bush might grow completely differently and give you unrecognizable flowers. That said, it could be fun to see what happens. 👍🌱

[@semsimama2191]

You struggled for a long time but you have been doing this for a long time? I got a little cofused at the end, but anyway. Can't wait to see how they turn out.

[@SuburbanGardening365]

Yes, when I first started gardening, I didn't know very much, but I learned a lot over time. Now, the applications that I use work great everytime. Thank you for your inquiry. 🌷

[@birgitelisabeth9661]

Where are you located? What is your gardening zone? I'm in 6a within a mile of Lake Michigan and am wondering whether I should cut back my roses now, too.

[@SuburbanGardening365]

@birgitelisabeth9661 Thanks for watching. It's a little too early for you in zone 6. The best time for your zone is march or april. You'll want to wait until after your last frost date. I'm going to leave a link below to a website that I absolutely love to look up frost dates and planting times. It is a very straightforward website with great info. frostdate.com/zone/6a/ Enjoy!🌱