The ONE Rose Secret Everyone Forgets!

[@simplifygardening]

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[@dannagamotinmirafuentes1612]

Rojo congo

[@Kyery73]

I’m 21 and I have 2 floribunda roses growing for 2 years! Just got another, love this channel!!! My great grandma was the rose queen, she loved gardening her roses. I’m happy I’m the one the universe chose to continue the tradition.

[@simplifygardening]

That is awesome Jessica. The roses are certainly doing well this year too. you can see them in tonights episode

[@lloydedwards4132]

An expert once told me when to water roses. Put your finger down in the soil. If it comes up dry Water, If it comes up moist Water, If it comes up wet Water and then Water some more. My garden was once part of a 2 acre rose garden and i still have some of the old roses- about 50 in all and most still going strong 30 years later. I water them a lot lol

[@simplifygardening]

Yeah lloyd they can certanly swallow the stuff

[@tiffystrangebirdbrown6844]

I was told this is the reason they are so often planted just under a house's eaves, to catch the run off.

[@chaddavid9897]

DONT JUST TELL PEOPLE TO WATER WATER WATER!!! It depends on soil structure and where you live in regards to weather. If you live somewhere in the North where its cold, the water wont transpire as fast as it would somewhere in the south, and you'll drown your plants. They need to breathe oxygen!!! Water doesnt contain enough oxygen for most plants roots. There are many many variables.

[@Funnycatvideo99]

Thanks for your advice ❤️

[@sandramaia6626]

Thanks for the advice 🙏🏼😂

[@stewartmcmanus3991]

Now I've retired, I'm just about to start my rose journey, So, wish me luck and I'll remember the 5 Ps !!! Thank you Tony.

[@simplifygardening]

Best of luck! Sorry for the late reply

[@dollyperry3020]

Did you start the rose journey Stewart? I was going to recommend David Austin Roses. I'm addicted to them :)

[@shelmmii9425]

I want to have an abundance of rose bushes around my house. I want a bunch everywhere I can. I don't want just a few bushes here and there, I want it to be busy with Rose's.

[@dollyperry3020]

@@shelmmii9425 Sounds like a lovely vision!

[@MuraGX]

He died 2 months ago. We’ll never know how his rose journey went RIP. 🥀

[@jacintabyline]

Kia ora from NZ Tony. My son bought me a gorgeous bush rose for my birthday, and he's also placed an order for 2 climbers I have been wanting (available in July). I came straight to your channel for info and I have not been disappointed. You've covered everything I need to know. Brilliant! Tomorrow I'll plant my bush rose - can't wait!

[@ethanbaboon140]

Thank you so much, I've recently wanted to grow some Rose's to honor my grandmother who passed away and her favorite flower were her roses.

[@simplifygardening]

Its a great way to remember loved ones

[@gregsanderson2470]

We have roses grown on 9 foot trellis covering the front of our house. This supplies us with shade, and security. On the north side around the HVAC but not too close to block air flow and maintenence. Are shrub roses. Now two new climbers to cover arched trellis over the ramp for fragrance and security . The other half of the house are trellis for grapes and kiwi vines. Under which is a nice place to sit. Our porch now has a stock tank pond with goldfish, and water plants. The fertile water goes to watering the garden. So your videos are much appreciated.

[@simplifygardening]

Thats awesome. and thanks

[@gregsanderson2470]

@@simplifygardening This year we added a bog garden. With Venus fly traps. (From tissue culture not wild) . Organic insecticide ;)

[@kernow9324]

Tony, your beautiful Welsh voice really resonates with me and makes me feel relaxed. I'm also learning from you at the same time, so thank you! Looking forward to watching all your videos.

[@simplifygardening]

Hey Kernow. Thank you I appreciate that, everyday is a learning day lol. Plenty more videos on the way and 366 on the channel for you to catch up on :)

[@radharcanna]

Tony, I’ve never grown roses-or much else!- but your enthusiasm makes me want to start. Another high quality no-nonsense video.

[@keithvarnals6052]

I have in the last 2 years planted 40 roses 6 of which are climbers. I enjoyed your video and look forward TO LEARNING A GREAT DEAL MORE FROM YOU.

[@simplifygardening]

I hope you enjoyed this episode on how to grow roses, If you did please give this video a thumbs up, Check out my other videos and subscribe if you're not already :) Remember You Reap What You Sow!

[@MattScottMusic]

Thanks for the advice, Tonio. I grew roses till last Feb, but they blew off my windowsill while I was out of town during Storm Eunice, so I need to grow some more.

[@simplifygardening]

Sorry to hear that

[@WhatWeDoChannel]

One of my earliest memories is watching my Dad working on his roses 🌹, one of the things that made me a gardener! Hybrid tea roses are a little hard to grow in my part of Canada, winter is hard on them here! I think Britain is the best place in the world for roses! Klaus

[@simplifygardening]

Hey Klaus. Yeah the UK has very good weather for growing roses. Its quite mild lowest we usually get to is around -10 to -15 and thats rare

[@fridgemagnet9831]

Isn't it a bit wet, so blackspot will be a problem.

[@iceeheaven3870]

I just got 2 roses for the first time. These rose were labeled dead and was about to be put in the garbage so I got them free. I was pretty excited when 1 of the hybrid tea "Eternal Flame" rose bloomed after a week in my care😁. Soon the 2nd roses "petite Knock Out" started blooming (at least 5 to 6 roses) and it quickly smelled wonderful on my balcony. Now I want to make sure are cared for properly so l'm all ears.

[@17Mccants]

Just bought miniature roses for the first time. Growing in containers to attract bees and other insects for my veggies and herbs. Thank you for the 5 P's.

[@blueponyfarm1962]

Good information, Tony. I've a real soft spot for roses and grow 6 different David Austin varieties, both climbers & shrubs. It's not the easiest climate to grow in with snow, ice and bitter cold winds for 5 months of the year... but when they're blooming it's simply glorious and so worth the trouble. 🌱🐝

[@simplifygardening]

They certainly brighten up a dreary garden. And David Austin are stunning roses

[@hl236]

Brilliant video. I am a novice Gardner and has this week dug up a big area in front of the house that will be flower bed for roses. Your instructions and detailed but simple and clear.

[@simplifygardening]

Awesome I recently did a propagation video for roses last week so check that out too

[@derekrobinson3870]

Just started growing Roses that we bought from Aldi. They're a Pink Rose and to be honest it was just a stem when we bought it, thanx very much for the advice and I look forward to watching our Roses grow.

[@simplifygardening]

Oh wow! Derek I am sure you will get great blooms later in the year

[@LizZorab]

I love roses, they fill the garden with colour and scent. Nice video Tony, lots of great info! Thank you for your hard work in making this video :-)

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks Liz. Would have hoped it had gone a little better from the off but time will tell

[@dreamytangerine8413]

Thanks for all the information. Very detailed. Our two front yard rose bushes are blooming now. When I pruned it I was happy to see several ladybugs working on the aphids. I’d like to incorporate more roses and with this information I feel more confident to do so. 🌹

[@adreeves3374]

I created an ombre hedge of roses right down one side of my garden and I love them. I'm a complete novice and only started last spring but had blooms right from late spring until mid autumn. They do need a lot of attention, the aphids quickly became my worst enemy but the payoff is worth it when you look out of your windows and see hundreds of healthy blooms.

[@lieuwina]

How did you get rid of the aphids. I have been using neem oil with a little detergent. Tried 70% rubbing alcohol, first on all the leaves then a solution of 70% rubbing alcohol (diluted with water of course, neem and detergent) has helped my lemon tree but not my roses. any tips any one?

[@adreeves3374]

@@lieuwina I've been using dish soap and water in a spray bottle on my roses of an evening once it cools down. Not sure what country you are from but I use a small amount (tea spoon) of fairy liquid in a pint of water. Mix it up and spray all over the leaves, buds and flowers. It won't get rid of them permanently and it is something you have to continue with for the duration of the growing season, but it certainly keeps them at bay.

[@magirusdeutzjupiter2234]

Hi there, I am very late replying, but how ever a GREAT video of roses advice thanks! I love growing roses, they are so rewarding! I found the more I improved my soil the easier gardening is, as less diseases, easy to dig, less pests, and more healthier plants which "grew" my confidence.🌺🌺🌺

[@1stBumbleBeeMaster]

Awesome Video there Tony, Great tip on tying in the branches when they are supple. We planted dog roses to climb up apple trees and we get tons of apples and hips all from the same place. It might not sound a good idea but it looks spectacular as get two shows of flowers, the dog roses flower just as the apple blossom finishes absolutely hums with Bees

[@simplifygardening]

Yeah the blossom is stunning especially if you can continue the show

[@nwetyinwin3788]

Thank you very much for your informative video! I'm a newbie rose grower so I try to gather as much information as I can. God Bless!

[@simplifygardening]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ldg2655]

This video's timing was PERFECT! I received several rose bushes as an early Mother's Day present, and i made the comment to a friend that i hoped that i could KEEP them as pretty as they are.. i have had many roses, but somehow, i manage to kill them all.. Hopefully these beauties will not only survive, but thrive!

[@simplifygardening]

Leslie that is great. Hopefully you will be enjoying them for years to come. Let me know how they do this year

[@mariacottle3355]

Excellent, thank you very much for your advice 👏👏👏👏

[@sebastianmelmoth7331]

Brand new to gardening. Great videos thank you.

[@ThisisHowieDewitt777]

Another Great Video, I've Pruned my roses and apple tree so those are done and working on everything else Still waiting for some snow to melt so I can get the raised beds started Most seed starts are started just waiting to be able to get them out, Also my Wet My Plants shirt came real quick and I Love It. Thanks Tony

[@simplifygardening]

That is awesome, You will have to send me a pic with you wearing it :)

[@ThisisHowieDewitt777]

@@simplifygardening Will Do

[@PeterCoombs]

Thank you Tony l really appreciated this video. I have 3 roses, climber, hybrid & floribunda and now planning on adding more climbers. Your helpful video has given me the confidence to start my 5 Ps journey. Thank you 👍

[@davidburgmayer6400]

Just starting a rose garden in sunny, currently barren side bed. We are in a northwest suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA area. Thank you for the five steps / five “Ps” of planting roses.

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks David. I look forward to hearing how it does for you. Welcome to the channel :)

[@totallydomestic433]

Thank you, that was very helpful. You are a great teacher.

[@samuelmjlfjell]

I grow roses for 20 years. I find you very much helpful. I had to put insect netting fabric this year for the rose Midge fly which is a native American bug here in upstate New York.

[@simplifygardening]

Hi Sam, We have Midges here too, we call them nats though and they are a pain in the behind

[@shirleycastle5170]

You sure know your stuff. Yes I grow roses that are years old and enjoy them each year. Great information, thank you.

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks Shirley. Glad it was of interest to you. Thought its might make a change to the usual sowing videos you get this time of year

[@invincibleim7988]

I have 9 bushes right now I have 13 David Austin in pre- order can't wait to plant them

[@nettie8376]

Great video, thank you for sharing the information. Have been growing roses for 16 yrs now and think this is one of the best rose care info I have come across, good advice with a plain uncomplicated explanation. I am sure it will encourage those frightened of trying to have a go. Roses are also easy to rejuvenate if you inherit a neglected plant. :)

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks Nettie, I really appreciate your great feedback. Hopefully it will help others get some really nice roses in the garden

[@applianceshop]

going to plant my first rose now. thanks for all the information :)

[@simplifygardening]

Brilliant hopefully it will fill your garden with nice blooms and fragrance

[@youlamatou]

Amazing, thank you.

[@spencersnursery1547]

two of my roses get waterlogged,no matter how good the drainage.Just the lowest point in the garden.Will move mine this weekend.My mum's rose is 14 yrs old so i need to keep it growing,but you can never kill them off.Great video ,keep it up!

[@simplifygardening]

Cheers Spencer

[@JuliaRibeiro-oj2kd]

Thank you, this informations will definetely help me. Keep going!

[@mariolopez-ri8wd]

Thanks Mr o neil for your ways of planting and rooting roses is very nice gardening tips ...Her in michigan

[@simplifygardening]

Glad it was of interest to you

[@arljkato2967]

I'm living inJp, and really love ❤️ your channel because I have garden of 🌹 also,your channel help me a lot also,

[@ChilliChump]

We have a couple rose bushes which do amazingly....without having to do much to them! But every time I've tried planting rose bushes on purpose I haven't had much luck! Great video and great tips...I'm sure the next time I give it a go I will have a better time of it!

[@simplifygardening]

Il give u tips on roses you can pass them on for peppers :) lol

[@ChilliChump]

@@simplifygardening Hows the Poblano coming on?

[@simplifygardening]

@@ChilliChump Struggling pal. not sure they are going to come to anything, either the 3 seed i had were dodgy as they took so long to come to anything or losing the heat at the wrong time really did a number on them. Will have to see what happens, at this rate any fruit you get is a winner lol bit of a shame if they dont take though

[@JosExotics]

Hi Tony. I didn't really bother with roses on my plot to start with. But after getting my first three I am now hooked. I have now got 15 different types at different stages. Love them. I got 5 bare root ones from a seed and plant catalogue that were discounted due to the labels falling off and the company didn't know what they were. Love a bargain. I intend to take cuttings to root from them at some time for more plants.

[@simplifygardening]

Addictive arnt they Jo ?

[@Moykel]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@valiumsurbanjungle2041]

I'm planning on starting a fragrant rose hedge this year (in containers unfortunately), I think I've finally decided on the varieties and now looking for care tips, before buying them. Thank you so much for the information, I hope you're having a wonderful holiday season, greetings from a new subscriber, from Greece!! 😊

[@simplifygardening]

look forward to seeing it this year

[@peterstevens6555]

Merry Christmas from Auckland, New Zealand ...

[@simplifygardening]

Merry Xmas and Happy new Year Peter

[@steveo_o6707]

I just got my david austin roses today, I got 5... 3 Harlow Carr and 2 Benjamin Britten. I bought 2 red roses from tractor supply and already have one rose bush out front. I plan on putting the red roses in containers and the others in 3 spots... hopefully I can get it right.

[@simplifygardening]

Oh nice Steve they will be stunning

[@tingschannel9097]

Thank you so much couse i learn more about taking care of roses one of my favorite flower i love.

[@hastingsgal]

Great video, very informative! I feel much more confident about planting some potted roses now! Many thanks 👍

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks great

[@imeldapetschulat5291]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.its my first time to plant roses this will be so useful tips for me!

[@simplifygardening]

Great Imelda glad its helped

[@jenniferstewart87]

Thank you for the helpful video! Can’t wait to plant roses in my front garden.

[@simplifygardening]

So nice of you Jennifer. Week after next I have a rose Propagation video coming

[@dianawilliams-coe7747]

I’ve never grown roses before I have to grow in a grow bag as I have no room, so I am researching how to grow roses in a container... Thanks for the info... 100% sun in the USA zone 5b-6

[@simplifygardening]

You can do it!

[@WhatNow858]

Tony, thanks so much for the video! Great information, clearly given.

[@simplifygardening]

Glad you enjoyed it annd appreciate the comment :)

[@eddiedarnton8857]

I've roses and found that very interesting well done

[@simplifygardening]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@lindalyle9760]

I had 14 roses in my yard but someone killed all but one. I'm trying to replant some of them You have help me a lot thank you 😄

[@phoebekosaketh4316]

Thanks for sharing good tips. I love growing roses but I don’t have good luck with them. I’m starting to grow 5 David Austin rose now will see how that goes.

[@simplifygardening]

You can do it! Good luck :)

[@s.c7639]

Been growing silly grocery store mini roses in pots for almost five years. Makes me very happy how successful they are. When it gets buggered by anything unhappy, i prune back regardless of calendar (i live in south texas). Repotting will be necessary over time. That’s your planning. Also Ton (we abbreviate a lot in south texas), i recommend organic fertilizer. I am making my own dandelion and seaweed teas aerobically. And i add a little vinegar in the water once a month. My dead ma taught me that. I do roses for her. Now, Elaine ingram, a microbiologist puts out mind blowingly learned utube videos on building soil and soil’s very interesting mental, symbiotic relationship with plants (explaining mycorrhizal fungi and other important soil inhabitants in a good field and how to make yours good, too.) Mind blowing for a gardener. You’re are one of my top 5 utube advisors Ton, and i garden with all y’all metaphorically over my shoulder, whispering, “no, stupid, i told you why that won’t work.” Keep em coming. (Ps you remind me of shirley Valentine’s son from too long ago.)

[@simplifygardening]

Elaine INgram is awesome and she totally understand soil life she has some brilliant videos too

[@GraftingTactick]

Great video, thanks for sharing 👍

[@imeldapetschulat5291]

I love roses i have bunch of those on our garden they are so lovely 😍 😍 😍

[@simplifygardening]

Wonderful

[@lesleysallotmenttales5093]

Great video Tony. I've got 70+ Roses in our garden, dead heading is a constant during the season.

[@simplifygardening]

Wow 70 thats awesome Leslie. All that deadheading just means more blooms I bet your garden is stunning when they are all out on force

[@NVOMK416]

I’m 32 starting my rose journey 🌹

[@nainaraval468]

Thanks for sharing tips..

[@simplifygardening]

Your welcome

[@SaarasGarden]

Thank for this video .......

[@simplifygardening]

Your welcome

[@cct2513]

Thanks for all the great advice, I've just started growling roses in the last 5 years. Can you do a video on own root and grafted?

[@simplifygardening]

I will see what i can do

[@abdul-wahabmahmood6094]

Hi, brilliant and educational video, I have a bunch of rose shrubs and want to plant them along a wall, what support mechanism should I put for the shrub to grow outward rather than along the ground ?

[@sulibiz3158]

Muchas grasias . Well done explanation.🌹🌹

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks :)

[@JJessie845]

Thank you for this video , new gardener at home and I love roses , looking forward to your video , new subscriber

[@lauharty]

As soon as I heard the Welsh accent I subscribed haha!

[@thelittlefarmersfarm5706]

Lovely stuff Tony.. Thinking of getting a couple of Red rose bushes fore either side of the entry to the new Green House... very informative and well timed mate. Thanks for the hints and the tips here. :-)

[@simplifygardening]

Glad it was of interest Tony. :)

[@ProgressiveLiberty]

Those roses in the background look like scarlet carsons. I’ve been looking for them for years! I want to grown them at home.

[@JasmineXally13]

Thank you I'm trying to grow a rose

[@randallwest1572]

Just came across your video. I’ve no experience at growing anything. I live in the southern u.s. in Alabama. Long hot spring and summers into October. My back yard gets full sun. I’ve been thinking about a rose garden for awhile now.

[@simplifygardening]

do it sorry about the late reply, YT didnt notify me of a load of comments

[@princesa2180]

I just started growing a pink and red ones last year and they bloomed and gave me flowers all summer long. I don’t think they are the climbing kind though. How do you know this? Thanks for the video

[@marlyhort]

Thanks so much for your video....I want to start growing roses....

[@simplifygardening]

You can do it!

[@sew_what_knot]

I've got a climbing rose I've had for 3 years now, it didn't do very well last year cos it was covered in greenfly, I've noticed them this year so I'm trying to stay on top of it with a spray I've got. Great video x

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks Moonbabe. Stick with the channel I have a video coming up in around 3 or 4 weeks of a home made remedy for green and black fly you wont wanna miss

[@sew_what_knot]

@@simplifygardening ooh great xx

[@linhscao7263]

Thanks tony for your help

[@simplifygardening]

Happy to help

[@meehan302]

Another good tip Tony.

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks Patrick, glad it was of interest

[@gapbusinesssolutions3079]

How long does it take from planting to budding stage? I mean how long before I see the 1st flower after planting?

[@AndreaGarcia-pq1ru]

I love your Accent

[@hubertregan4225]

Thanks Tony great information we'll explained got my first patio rose sweet wounder 1month ago all ready 8 buds forming just subrised to your channel.😀😀

[@simplifygardening]

Hey Hubert. Thats great having buds already. Thanks for subscribing and sticking around :)

[@honeybee6674]

I grew roses in tennessee and Japanese beetles 🐞 kept eating my rose. I notice the rose bushes started out healthy later they start thinning. I was told to use SEVEN and I did give them some little fertilizer beads. Either way I have move but planned to plan again. I like to plant them around and against the front of my home given 2 to 3 feet away from the house.

[@simplifygardening]

Oh thats a shame, hopefully the new place will allow them to grow

[@smezley50]

Hi Tony, Another good video. I purchased in the spring two small climbing roses for my neighbouring fence, but they are not doing very well as there's a hedge the other side of the fence, nor are the jasmine. As this is a small climber could I grow them in a tubs against the fence to grow up the trellis? The one in the pot is doing fine and smells divine! Thanks.

[@simplifygardening]

Yes Les they will do fine in pots if they are big enough.Or you could just water more, its likely the hedge is sucking up the water as it hits the ground

[@ggar1100]

cool and very clear video!

[@simplifygardening]

Glad it helped!

[@cutler65]

A very informative video. Thank you. We were given three rose bushes sent in the post as per your video. They were planted in the ground, but we've realised that they were planted in the wrong part of our garden. Which month do you recommend they could be moved? Hope you can help.

[@simplifygardening]

too late now u will have to wait until they go dormant in the winter

[@cutler65]

@@simplifygardening brilliant, thank you for letting me know. 👍

[@bennywicks7787]

I have a Cecil Bruner climbing rose that is about 20 years old. It grows along a fence that was just rebuilt and I am not sure how to support the 3 huge vines that remain after a severe pruning. (The neighbor thinks it may over time pull down the fence if they are attached to this fence. ) Can you recommend some type of support to hold up the bulk of the weight of these vines? Maybe some branches that would be pointed on the bottom and forked at the top? The vines run horizontally along a 6 foot tall fence and are about 15 to 20 feet long. Thanks! Benny

[@annuk03]

Another brilliant video. Thank you! Last year I took a load of cuttings from a friends rose garden. About 10 inch long and a bit thicker than a pencil. They are doing really well and have quite a lot of little branches full of leaves. I need to get them out of the overcrowded bucket and into the ground. How long do they normally take to grow to a couple of feet and when do you think I may get a rose flower? Thanks Tony

[@simplifygardening]

In its first year you should get a foot out of it as they tend to be establishing the root zone, the following years they storm ahead then

[@lindas2720]

Just planted a starter rose bush I bought at walmart. The lawn guy mowed over it do you think it will survive?

[@LindaPenney]

Lovely update as always Tony blessing to you and the family

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks Linda, Your a star :)

[@BLEACH500]

Im growing 7 rose bushes and tons of Canna Lilly’s

[@jmsyoutubechannel1924]

Thanks for the tutorial!❤️

[@cynthiacisneros1694]

Thank you❣️From Cindy in Houston, Texas 9a

[@simplifygardening]

Hi Cindy welcome to the channel

[@charlesbale8376]

Very helpful, very useful information.

[@simplifygardening]

Glad it was helpful Charles

[@LuxVideoUk]

Tony, love your videos. very helpful. I love roses and have some bushes that are coming along nicely. My problem is the small potted roses I buy from the supermarkets. They are anywhere from £1.80 to £5.00. mostly they die off. One of my pals told me today that they are not for inside. I thought they were sold as house plants - I could be wrong. There seems to be 3 or 4 small plants in each pot when I buy them so I did divide some into individual pots and put them outside last summer and 3 of the 4 seem to be thriving. All the ones I left inside in the bedroom (as it's cooler) are dead! Are these not houseplants after all? One is now starting to show yellowing leaves although it has two flowers on it currently. I water them regularly and give them rose food in the spring. I am sick of killing these lovely little plants!

[@simplifygardening]

Roses dont do well as a house plant. its too dark and the roots really need to be cool and top warm. get them in containers outside and you will have many more stay alive. SUpermarkets are notorious for rubbish roses though so bare that in mind

[@50shadesofgreen]

great advice and information about roses

[@simplifygardening]

Thanks mate :)

[@kennethstensrud669]

I have a few roses, but can't say I 'grow' them specifically. But I like them.

[@simplifygardening]

Yeah always nice to have around Kenneth.

[@marymary5494]

Thank you. 👌💕

[@georgebyth4311]

I have a rose bush with white flowers but pink ones are now growing on he same bush ,,, is this normal ,,,,,, last year it was only white ,,,,, the buds start out pink

[@simplifygardening]

No its not something i have come across. unless its a hybrid

[@tiffystrangebirdbrown6844]

I have had that happen, I was so excited that I took pictures to show others. It was a pink rose bush at first but it would produce both pink and white blooms on the same branch! My landlady told me that she had never been able to get it to bloom at all. I didnt know much of anything about gardening, especially compared to her, I didnt fertilize or anything but I do talk to all my plants, she did not.

[@viktoriamcdonald5527]

Would love to know can I plant roses in a full sun?

[@darranowen9704]

Hi I am looking to get roses for my garden but I need to put food in the ground. You said about farmyard manure. Is that bags from the garden centre or from a lady with horses . What would be better for me please ??.

[@She.Follows.The.Sun.]

I bought seeds for a few colored climbing roses, and I hope to be able to have them for my wedding around the same time next year. Do you think it can be done? I intend to start them indoors near a window that gets a whole lot of light

[@simplifygardening]

Sow them the same year your require them? when is the wedding? from seed its very unlikely

[@henner777]

I know it’s late but growing from seed takes far longer than a year to produce flowers.