See How Easy It Is To Prune Miniature Roses

Miniature roses are sold in grocery stores, florists, big box stores, garden centers and nurseries, and even here in Santa Barbara at our farmers market. If you buy one from a reputable nursery or garden center, then it’s meant to be grown outdoors. The others are probably greenhouse grown and not really meant for life in the great outdoors. Regardless of which type of miniature rose you have, the pruning is done the same way.
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The 1 that I show in this video is a greenhouse grown rose which I used because it was easy to demonstrate on. Most miniature roses in the garden get 12-24″ in size and also make great container plants. The pruning is easy & they're much tougher than they look.
Miniature roses, or any type of rose for that matter, just aren’t suited to be houseplants. In the garden they’re a bit hard to prune because they are so low. If you have quite a few of them to prune, I’ve heard of some people doing it with hedge clippers. Now that’s tough!
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[@caleyrojas5488]

Thank you so much for this video. Even five years later, it's still so useful. I have been having a lot of trouble with my miniature roses and I got super concerned for them. There aren't many great videos of people talking about this plant, but this is by far the best one. Thank you so much

[@elenagorba9096]

And 4 months later after your comment- the same...😊

[@sanjustorres]

wow, those are huge miniature roses!

[@JoyUsGarden]

It's a sweet one! +sanjustorres Nell

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[@katcruz876]

I just got some in Florida and instantly re-potted them into a 5 gallon and placed them outside. They're absolutely gorgeous.

[@josephetherton]

Thank you so much!!! This was exactly what i was looking for. I bought my wife some mini roses for valentines day and ive keep them growing ever since. The blooms on my roses are alot smaller than the ones in your video but mine are really growing tall. My question is how low can i prune the roses cuz mine are taking over my kitchen lol. ✌😁

[@GumriRN]

Made me feel better. I'm gonna bring my pretty purple mini-roses indoors now (it's mid-Nov & they're still blooming). If they croak it's a shame but I only spent $4. on each one at the supermarket. They bloomed like crazy all summer & look hearty. We'll see! Good video, thanks.

[@conniealbers7213]

Thanks! I love the wooden shoes in the background!

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

Got some lovely bicolored red & white miniature roses from the Ingles grocery for Valentines. Your pruning advice is timely🎋. Besides getting rid of dead growth, I’m repotting some of mine. The pots they came in are so small in reference to the height and width. Others I’m moving outdoors. I have limited space for any additional houseplants. Since we’re in zone 8 I think the roses will handle a mild frost, better than dry heat indoors. Today is 55 degrees so it is mild enough for them to settle in.🌹

[@McSnezzly]

How have they lasted indoors?

[@botanicaltreasures2408]

@@McSnezzly I really didn’t have good light for plants indoors. So I moved them outside. I’ve had a miniature rose by my tiny library a couple years now.

[@maskcollector6949]

Thanks for explaining why the mini rose bush we got slowed down blooming!

[@JoyUsGarden]

Sure thing Austin! Nell

[@Peterrdee]

I’m a orchid person and never had luck with roses indoors, and my last mini died after the hard frost we had. I just got a new scarlet mini rose thinking it was orange 😂 the store light haha. Thanks for the info! Very helpful

[@VanessaRPG]

You are so lovely, great video very helpful! Thank you!

[@JoyUsGarden]

Thank you so much! +Vanessa RPG A belated reply but most sincere! Nell

[@stayseeendeniro701]

Just here to say you're beautiful🥰 Many blessings and love to u in your life🙏

[@yiman7370]

Very nice video and I love those roses, I felt sorry when you've cut off the flower. Anyway lovely video 🤗

[@bogumildr]

Thanks for this film and explanation

[@vilmabock478]

Great video! Thanks ⚘

[@staralake6919]

So helpful, thank you!

[@loveishappiness7330]

Thank you, really helpful 🌺

[@r.r.r9300]

Thanks so much 🙂 I just bought a lot of miniature roses for $2. Hopefully I prune them well😃

[@ChrisvilleUSA]

Thanks

[@katjean7270]

These r very large blooms for these mini roses?? Never seen them that large. the only ones i have seen are about 1 inch blooms

[@alexjacobsdesign]

what does it mean "I could get a few more blooms" after a certain amount of blooms they won't bloom anymore at all?

[@r.r.r9300]

They should keep on growing and blooming as long as you put them outside. They also grow better in the ground rather than in a pot. At least those have been my experiences with mini roses.

[@lisacyr8860]

I'm no expert but I've read that roses are heavy feeders and need to be fertilized after each flush of blooms, mine stopped growing and I pruned it back by a third and fertilized it, now it's growing like crazy! Good luck

[@purplethumb7887]

So, basically, purne a mini rose the same way you would a regular rose, essentially. Thnaks!

[@kathievidmar4910]

Nell, Thanks for the info. I was trying to revive a pot of 3 mini roses for a friend that went without water for over a week. I took it home,had to set it in a pot of water for a couple of hours to get it to even take up water! It had lots of buds that had dried out so I pruned them off. P.S. I love your glasses! I know it's been several years, but can you tell me the brand of your glasses? Thanks, Kathie

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[@JoanneLoh4]

Hi there, I just bought a potted parade rose and would like to know how to care for them in a tropical climate. Seems like all the information online are for miniature roses in countries with 4 seasons. Thank you!

[@yanxilin14]

Hello! If my plant is growing from the first node of the dead flower, should I prune it off as in the video? Or should I keep it?

[@YngviFreyr]

Hello! I've let my miniature become veeery lanky and awkward and now I'm thinking of doing a big prune (as it's the heart of winter here in the UK). So just to clarify, when you say "about a third", is that "leave a third of the canes and prune the top two thirds" or vice versa, "prune off the top third and leave the bottom two thirds"? Keep up the great videos! :) Chris

[@djmermaid]

I've read that it's take off 1/3. Still figuring it out over here tho!

[@donnamorelliford4322]

The pot of roses you pruned is actually four distinct plants as are most of the miniature roses I see in Trader Joe"s or other groceries. Why not separate them, pot them and prune each one?

[@creamtheskunk7073]

I got mine at trader Joe's, it is very green and health, I just bought him, may I ask did I waste my money?

[@r.r.r9300]

No, as long as you put it outside it should be fine.

[@renmuffett]

Mine are tiny Gizmos. They didn't bloom again last summer. Where do you live? The climate and altitude will determine if your roses can survive the winter or not.

[@davidlaskowski8304]

hi i love about rose best evers!!!!! :)

[@joelandalainawilliamson1644]

It would be great if you explained what and why you're doing what you're doing. I'm only half way through and it seems like you're just trimming to shape it and that there's no wrong way. If that's the case, it would've been great to explain that in the beginning.

[@dianeprigge595]

My miniature rose bushes are in the ground outside.

[@dianeprigge595]

They did really well last year.

[@Christy8134]

Can’t see what you’re actually doing...

[@Af-th6km]

Can you do a video about Rosa rose indoor?

[@black_empress02]

I am having a hard time looking on where I can buy this one please help me if you have seeds I will buy

[@Matyme]

If you live in the United States they will sell them in the stores she mentioned. Especially when Spring in coming that is when all the stores start selling potted plants and Mothers Day they go all out of roses. I get mine at Walmart because it's the only place they sell them for cheap in my small town.

[@djmermaid]

You can't really grow roses from seeds, because most of them are spliced onto hardy root stock. Go to the garden store and they can help you. I have also seen them in grocery stores with a floral department. Good luck!

[@migueldelarosa868]

I just bought two of these little bushes I'm in Texas it's Dec they were the nicest looking ones at Walmart the others there already had dead dried out flowers I'm wondering how big of a pot do I need to RE pot them as a porch plant since I don't have a garden I plan to keep it as a potted plant i know they grow about a ft in diameter an an ft or two tall it also came in a small 4" pot would that be too small for the root system

[@JoyUsGarden]

Hi Miguel - You can pot them into a 12 or 14" pot if you'd like but they might look a little out of scale. An 8" pot would be fine for now & then increase the size in a year or 2. Nell

[@migueldelarosa868]

+JoyUsGarden sound good how would I know what better I have and how long would they live

[@xyriusd832]

so your saying that you'll only get like 3 more blooms from it does that mean the whole plant dies after?

[@JoyUsGarden]

It's depends on the rose +Xyrius9 Some are grown more for the floral/houseplant trade & you don't get as many blooms out of them. Those grown for the garden/landscape trade are stronger & bloom more & more often. Nell

[@carolinaherrera7830]

JoyUsGarden this did not answer the question. Will it die? Or just not bloom anymore?

[@wjackstl]

I have what looks like roots sprouting way, way outside of the soil, like halfway up my mini rose bush. does anyone have any thoughts on why this is happening?

[@TessPryor]

Wesley Jackson transplant to a bigger pot.

[@HoneyDrake]

What’s a node?

[@amandathomas6581]

Its hard to see exactly where you are cutting

[@francisconavarro4826]

How I can have my mini bosses stay alive I live in Florida Miami

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[@austinandce4504]

What kind are those

[@JoyUsGarden]

Hi - It's a miniature rose grown for the floral trade. The flowers are showy but the plant isn't as strong as those grown for the landscape. Nell

[@louayker4249]

The only miniature rose I know, is Hunter x Hunter 2011 miniature rose

[@cathyfoley2697]

Can’t see what your doing the camera person needs to get up closer.

[@susangieski5381]

I couldn't see what you were doing due to camera and you were cutting and not really explaining. So I am sure I can do that.

[@asahki.54]

Its not my fault!

[@narayanshastri7919]

These are not immature roses!

[@brucedavidson5400]

I feel bad for her living in California.

[@johnmotzenbecker1268]

First of all , that is not a " Miniature Rose Bush " . I have one , and the flowers on mine are nearly four times smaller than yours .