Growing Good Roses

[@maryjeannechessrown9920]

Thank You! Great advice. Garden Valley Is so beautiful. I would love to visit sometime. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR SHARING YOUR WONDERFUL GARDENS AND EXPPERT ADVICE .

[@Ellofez]

They make me think of my mother and grandmother they love roses!

[@dianeveilleux6452]

I have my chicken coop amongst my roses and my chickens free range. They are my pest patrol and I never spray anything. My David Austin roses are beautiful and my chickens fertilize and take care of all pests.

[@jamesjew9334]

This was truly the "BEST" video i have every seen about having great roses .This video is great for all new beginners to learn and watch . Thanks again for creating this video

[@jeanettelory755]

Excellent Information and I would love to visit Thank You So Very Much for Your Generous Support 💕😊

[@1234lynjoy]

The best tutorial of caring and planting roses 🌹 ❤

[@plips71755]

One of the best rose care videos I have ever seen. Many times I see these and 1/4 way through I’m saying...but you can’t do that, or they forgot or skipped something. He missed nothing ...well except pegging...and everything flowed well and his presentation along with Bob’s was great. The information was super and right on target in accuracy. Well done..would love to visit. If you grow your roses like he suggests, you will have great long lived bushes as in decades and generations. Great job!

[@plips71755]

Just discovered you can still buy his roses from Garden Valley Ranch. I thought that was long gone but not so. He had over 8,000 varieties at one time, i’ve not bought any from them but will check Dave’s Garden Watchdog to see how the reviews are.

[@SuperJapanesefreak]

His roses are gorgeous. Love how he talks to them and treats them like human beings

[@davidhill1220]

Realllly enjoyed this! Thank you ❤️

[@judimus2324]

The best rose video I've seen....thank you.

[@merlitasevillabader218]

Such beauty and thank you very much for all the inspiring informations, I learn d a lot.

[@marieoctaviadeze7690]

Thank you so much for this excellent program. I learned a great deal. Roses are my favourite flowering plant. BTW no issue with the audio - perfectly clear.

[@flaminglotus11]

Thank you. Now I love roses even more with these new knowledge.

[@Tam21898]

Great advice, I can see my mistakes! Thank you!! Loved seeing all the different varieties.

[@idkwhattoputherebuthi153]

Loved it!!!!

[@debramoss2267]

Thank you so much. I fee so much more confident that I may do my best to nurture these beauties, now. Will be watching again!

[@dawneabdulal-bari9313]

How lovely to walk in garden that you nurtured into being ~ Thanks so much for this upload ;->

[@vrijmatipersaud1256]

The cone mounds method is quite new. I grow a ROSE BUSH GARDEN in my backyard. I will definitely try that one. Very nice!!

[@Zincink]

I laughed at the small jokes during the video and learned some new tips. Thanks for sharing as it proved to be informative and entertaining.

[@soe1343]

So lovely. Thank you for teaching.

[@SDSF84121]

Fantastic video! I needed help on a Saturday afternoon and now I feel like a pro! Great simple helping hints.

[@juliefranco5109]

BreatHtaking roses !!! My hearts goes with those beautiful roses !! I have few roses and so scared to prune them. Thanks for your videos !!.

[@HoangNguyen-dw4xo]

Thanks for yours shares, wonderful videos

[@caetanopereira9479]

Beautiful

[@bobbybrown6646]

Lol funny and educational thanks!

[@MovingBlanketStudio]

really informative video. I want a pair of those "cut and hold" pruners!

[@plips71755]

Volume was fine for me, did have it up some but never missed a word. I was using my iPad and my iMac.

[@BLamont1000]

Best information I've seen, so clearly and comprehensively presented. I hope I can apply these steps successfully in Zone 5 Canada.

[@mari4rindika]

Thank you very much for a very informative video; rose plant care that includes planting, watering, fertilizing, pruning techniques, and a lot more to mention, are worth all my time. I appreciate your generosity in sharing all, including precautions in handling tools and chemicals. This year will be my first completed year as a rosarian, if I may call myself one. I can't wait to see my yellow floribundas come back to life this spring. I also intend to add more grandifloras and climbing types. I will be watching this video once again to guide me through. I think it's the only video a beginner should watch. There are a lot out there that add to the confusion in a new gardener's schema. Where can I order 2-toned roses that you showed in this clip?

[@sunirmalsinha2011]

Very good & simple way of growing rose, I realy got benefited from this film. I will to grow rose with your learning.

[@MrChuckChavezccc]

Great Video, Really Enjoyed Every Moment Of It. Thanks Ever So Much...

[@janelee9376]

Wow, thank you so much for the growing information. I've planted 4 more rose bushes this spring. One of my old roses now show flower buds which did not bloom at all last year. I even don't know what color that is. I hope I can enjoy blooming all this summer thanks to your tips.

[@ajmag4891]

Excellent Information .Thank You

[@ofcmom1106]

this video is very well made

[@bellarosa009]

Wow! Your garden is so beautiful. I wish my roses were as beautiful as yours.

[@wisequeens]

Id rather have a garden full of roses..like yours than a million dollars.

[@serene5345]

Excellent and informative video. Thank you so much. Off to the garden now...!

[@wildchookMaryP]

Great video, love it. Now, I am going to try it out. One day soon I will be master at growing roses LOL

[@janesilvester1357]

Thank you. I really enjoyed this video. I've been growing roses for years and will add Epsom salts to my regime. I agree the sound is very soft but worth straining a bit.

[@jeromeramos7425]

This is really great

[@poetryjones7946]

36:22 “...growth that you know MUST come out...” Wait. How do we know this? How do we KNOW what must come out? 🙏🏼😮

[@MrPalwinderballagan]

very good information

[@gaylabragg5920]

Love this. Thank you!!

[@mikami1]

Thanks so much for this video!

[@troytaylor1913]

I have clay soil and near a roof drain the roots rotted twice. I think the roots were suffocated from not getting any air. The third time I planted a rose there I added compost, gypsum and perlite to the original soil. I brushed on a liquid root simulator on the roots because the last time I did that it worked great.

[@Hanslod.z]

this nice veary beautiful

[@snezhkaus]

Thanks for your video

[@sadiemcclune8354]

That was sir anyway love your show

[@guadaluperojas5829]

beautiful

[@catherinebruce5836]

good job.

[@charanjitkaur7015]

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[@wisequeens]

dont understand why anyone would want to grow a rose without perfume. Thats why I love antique roses they are distinct in their gorgeous perfume and lovely cupped and quarted blooms

[@akcbcmcb]

I agree, loads of wonderful Roses with fantastic perfume.

[@K.KleopatraK.]

I don´t understand either why anyone would want such a rose! There are so many flower types that bloom all summer long and have no fragrance, but if I choose a rose, beside being healthy, must have a strong good fragrance but no citric-lemon-limete type of fragrance. I hate when roses smell lemon like!

[@grandmastermicochero]

Garden Valley Ranch: Can you share the brand of spray you use to protect your roses from insects and the 3 major disease?

[@SuperConnie57]

I am new to planting roses. What does the bleach do for the roots?

[@mariaangeldelaguarda5234]

me gustan mucho las rosas es maravilloso ver esa cantidad y la gran variedad de estas , me interesa ver los vídeos para conocer todos los cuidados que deben tener estas plantas lo malo para mi es que no entiendo el idioma porque soy de chile

[@bleepswitch592]

I bought this on videocassette long ago (early nineties) !

[@armanijesano4434]

u have to watch this video at 4 am so u can hear it. im gonna have to watch this in about 10 hours its barely 6pm here

[@jeffreymeyers543]

3/4-inch poly irrigation system - What brand it this? The systems I find in my searches all seem to have pop-up sprinklers. I would like to get the exact stems, and system, that I see in this video. Thanks. I really enjoy this video, and have watched it a dozen times at least.

[@c_farther5208]

The sound is very muffled and low. I have my pc speakers at highest, I should be vibrating my house. Very informative.

[@susanagvalencia3286]

THANKS it is wonderful,God bless you. Susana Ecuador

[@susanagvalencia3286]

Please add to the listing

[@ThePattibeth]

Bob needs to come work in my yard for awhile.

[@ecklinda]

I am looking for a miniature climbing rose that the bud is a deep pink and as it opens up turns white. The petals in full bloom are always a perfect full rose. I had one of these when I bought my property, but when a basement was being put in the contractor dug it up and discarded it. It was very fragrant as well. I have no clue as to the name of this rose. Hopefully, you can help me. Maybe with some pictures or names that I can look it up on the computer to see if it is the one I am looking for. Thank you.

[@nonlinear5469]

Which year was this filmed? Very beautiful.

[@MsMojoworks]

What Rose is best to climb on tree trunks? Thanks

[@williamshelton4150]

Climbing Cecile Brunner.

[@EPICSOUNDTRAX]

Here in Canada, we have a Japanese beetle, they eat roses like cow grass. I discovered Neem oil. They say it works really well and it is natural so this summer I will try it because I do not want to spray with chemicals. If anybody knows other tricks please share it.

[@smsmerry247]

I enjoy watching your video, I learn a lot of things which I did not no before, one thing I cannot get my roses them to get roots I try so many times, please give me some advice. I love your rose garden..

[@sanansanta]

Good thank you.

[@SM-lx4ws]

I always get black spots & aphids on my rose plants. Info on a good spray was what I came for... unfortunately that was not addressed in this lengthy vid :(

[@jeromeramos7425]

I am living in the Philippines, should I apply all those tips considering that the location of this lecture is in western world?

[@yankeydoodoodoo]

my volume is at low, and I can hear it perfectly. good advice, thanks man

[@alpafena1]

Can you tell me, can I use a mix of water and bleach to water my rose to get rid of black spots and copper fungus? I’m about to discard my beautiful Eden roses because they stop growing thanks to these fungus. Please advice. Thanks.

[@shanemccoy419]

Where did you get your dolly parton rose I have been trying to get a few for my boyfriend.

[@stephanieberbower2643]

Sorry, but could you list the products you alluded to? I don't know what's in the hello can, for example.

[@kerryjean2223]

Beautiful cat... Why no mention?

[@deborah5568]

My son planted a Rose garden for me and I am not sure how much water and how often I should water them. Would you please help me? Thanks in advance.

[@johnendicott2517]

What about trimming out "suckers"?

[@earnold9099]

I just planted potted plants into my garden. They are all roses they came from the pot and now there is a garden. My cat has been caught digging up the mulch in an effort to use the bathroom will this hurt my roses?

[@rebeccalankford2652]

If only the roses smelled like a rose.

[@helensteiby-tuilau2412]

rose plant with yellow leaves could you tell what the problem is please

[@JoyKathleeen]

Wait, what does Margot have against roses?

[@stevebordian9873]

This is really too soft to hear. Could you possibly re-post a louder version, please?

[@stevebordian9873]

Why would you wish to denigrate me simply because I was in error. It isn't possible to present a louder version; that's fine. I'd no idea it would be so complicated. There's no call for name-calling.

[@bullet4922]

Increase the volume and use headphones

[@artladybluntzer4112]

good thing you told Steve bordian to increase the volume and use headphones!! i bet he never ever thought of doing that!!

[@plips71755]

I have watched this several times - just enjoy seeing the beautiful grown gardens and was familiar with the gardens though I never purchased any. It is now or was a display garden and not a production or retail garden. I have been gardening for 50 years and roses and iris were my first purchases. The problem today is no one grows retail roses for sale that are like this anymore. It use to be the standard not these tiny cuttings we get today. They push own root - not because it makes better bushes but because they can make money faster and easier. Also we don’t have many decent budders/grafters to do good grafts. It takes at least 2 years to grow a grafted rootstock before you can graft the top stock (the rose you want) to it compared to the 5-8 months (sometimes they ship them that have barely rooted). I have gotten them with just a couple of roots - spend $15-20 for something that needs at least another year and really 2 years before you can set it out. 😖😤. Grafting work in the field is hard backbreaking work - you spend 6-8 hours bent over at the waist doing the budding of the two stocks. All that said - the reason roses were grafted in the first place is because many had beautiful flowers but their growing nature was not so good - weak, stems that wouldn’t grow up strong to hold the weight of the flowers, didn’t have strong roots, had disease issues, etc. By grafting to a strong rootstock rose like Dr Huey and a few others - the top stock picked up its great characteristics. The only advantage to own root (besides to the guy selling cuttings) is if it is damaged to the ground (kids run over a bush with a bicycle, brutal cold winter. Etc), if it isn’t killed to the root, it will come back the same as it was to begin with. A grafted rose will come back but if the top was damaged and killed, then the root stock (the Dr. Huey, a pretty little dark red) will come back, not the pink Tiffany or red Mr Lincoln you originally purchased. I have heard some state that grafted roses won’t last but a few years - well there are grafted roses, including in my yard, at least 25-30 yrs old and other old gardens where they can be 35-50 years old. You do need to plant them correctly making sure the graft is placed at least 3-4” below the soil so it’s not exposed to cold in the winter. If you live in very cold zones then you will want to plant the graft bud deeper as recommended for your area and you may want/need to tie the branches together, put a big round metal cage (made out of roll of heavy cage like you would for tomato plants - not those weak little cone shapes. A company called AM Leonard sells a square tomato cage that’s either 14” or 60”

[@stephanieberbower2643]

I meant "yellow" can….what is it?

[@deborah5568]

The sound isn't loud enough. 😥

[@lizjoe21750]

I wish that music wasn't playing in the background.

[@leniraya9395]

Wooww

[@陳宗偉-v8z]

What kind of pests and diseases do you need?

[@murwynhancock8473]

can't hear you ...

[@ThePattibeth]

The volume is too low to hear.

[@detelinaborislavova]

The sound is good maybe some people are deaf

[@bacnguyen8981]

Hay

[@nacht98]

cant' hear anything almost...what a pity :(

[@GourmetGaloreNET]

Volume at 100% and can barely hear a word!

[@frankblangeard8865]

I have my volume at half way and it is just fine. Am using headphones on a desktop.

[@bykhunanne6765]

So am I :)

[@santagonzalez4989]

I can hear perfectly, no problem must be your speakers

[@atilnozarab9539]

They want viewers to pay particular attention to each word spoken as it sinks better that way, don't you think so?

[@vicoy9330]

aw yis

[@mrsseasea]

Your sound is very low? Can barley hear you talking. FYI

[@susankeener1701]

can't hear you....DA

[@archanadash4857]

U

[@whutteretbrock2181]

Cannot hear half the time

[@tonitempleton8666]

Volume too low, adverts too high.

[@poetryjones7946]

Good advice, but so many ad interruptions your videos are worthless 👎🏼

[@sembiringtekang6927]

Too meany coment..but zeroo

[@ivantheterrible1374]

One of the most important things, he just mentioned, but did not elaborated, BUGS, I hate japanesse bettles. They are the worst, also worms.......

[@xyzllii]

Irritating music. Unnecessary.