Wow, this is a brilliant tutorial on how to prune Roses, I've always been scared of doing that, after watching your video I've more confidence 😀 might actually have a go myself now, thanks Devin 🎉
😊 Thank you 😊 Thank you 😊 Thank you 😊 We have about 9 rose bushes in our front yard. This is our 3rd year - we have been pruning all wrong. You explained and visually made it so easy to understand. I can't wait to prune with confidence.
Great video, and very informative. I love roses, and for many years, always I was very scared to cut them back in case of causing total damage. Now I am very happy with a video like this to demonstrate not only to care, enjoy more blossoms, have a healthy plant but also saving a lot of money continually replacing roses . . Thanks so much.
So glad I found this, we had new landscape planted in the fall and I was wanting too educate myself on when to prune my knockouts, I had no idea that you should wait a year to prune new small roses. Thank you!
Great tutorial and perfect timing. Love seeing your spring property which you left last falls leaves all over. Keeps it looking natural and is also beneficial for pollenators!!! I have two bushes about 10 years old that need a pretty good pruning. Thanks for the information!! Love your channel!
Just bought a home that has a rose bush. I've never cared for roses before but I'm gonna work with this one. Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing it.
Awesome!!! I learned why we cut at an angle. I have a beloved hybrid rose called “Secret” that tried to die on me last year. I found a shoot coming up from bottom. Will leave it alone this year and fertilize it. Seems like I will treat it like a new plant
Great rose pruning lesson Devin. I've seen other videos and they don't say about cutting to an outward facing bud. I've been growing roses for over 30 years.
How late is "too late" in spring to prune? I'm from Pa too, just north of Pittsburgh, and my rose bush REALLY needs some tlc. It's not too late to cut it still, is it? I'm always scared I'll cut way too much off and then my roses will look like trash all summer. If I cut it now will it still bloom? 🥺
I planted two rose bushes last year that had a modest second bloom in late summer/early fall (hardiness 5). Should I prune them now or wait until next spring? Also should we remove all the leaves off our plants every spring?
Good video what about if I have 7 feet tall thick green cane rosebushes are tea roses I think I’m wondering how far down I want to trim those out of hand lol
If you wanted more rose bushes elsewhere, can you take the cut off branches and dip them in growth rooting hormone and plant them elsewhere? I will prune my rose bushes later this week. Today it was dealing with geraniums. Last week it was dealing with Aloe Vera. Soon I will deal with several Jade plants and other out door trees that sprouted from seeds last year.
Hello i know i probably asked in other videos but can you do a video on portulacas/purslane succulents? they’re mostly a summer plant but i start to see it grow in some places now thanks
@@plantvibrations oh no! thats so unfortunate! well ice plant is a very close cousin to them; i just have never grown ice plants from seeds or from cuttings; but its a gorgeous plant; would love to see more videos of succulents but all the plants you have shown us are turned into a golden plants with your touch! im sure that if you could grow portulaca in your zone you’ll probably have it all over your property; i can only grow it in summertime; cheer
I don't understand why everyone says to remove thin canes just because they're thin. What if you want to grow new canes. You will not achieve this if you cut them off.
You can allow a few to grow. That’s what I meant when I said you don’t need to prune baby roses, bc you want the new canes. Once it is established you won’t need new ones
Wow, this is a brilliant tutorial on how to prune Roses, I've always been scared of doing that, after watching your video I've more confidence 😀 might actually have a go myself now, thanks Devin 🎉
Glad it was helpful!
The best illustration of pruning. Simple and straightforward ❤
so happy to hear!!
I am a groundskeeper, I planted roses a few years ago, they're definitely ready for a prune. . This video was very informative, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Makes me happy to hear other professionals appreciate the video!
Best Spring rose pruning video ever!
Wow, thank you!
Great video. Keep it simple!
😊 Thank you 😊 Thank you 😊 Thank you 😊
We have about 9 rose bushes in our front yard. This is our 3rd year - we have been pruning all wrong. You explained and visually made it so easy to understand. I can't wait to prune with confidence.
Wonderful! I’m glad it helped!
Great video, and very informative. I love roses, and for many years, always I was very scared to cut them back in case of causing total damage. Now I am very happy with a video like this to demonstrate not only to care, enjoy more blossoms, have a healthy plant but also saving a lot of money continually replacing roses . . Thanks so much.
Love hearing that! I hope my pruning techniques help your roses like it’s helped mine!
You're welcome!
So glad I found this, we had new landscape planted in the fall and I was wanting too educate myself on when to prune my knockouts, I had no idea that you should wait a year to prune new small roses. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
This was so informative, thank you! I've never heard someone explain why we cut at an angle, that makes so much sense!
Awesome, happy to help!
Great tutorial and perfect timing. Love seeing your spring property which you left last falls leaves all over. Keeps it looking natural and is also beneficial for pollenators!!! I have two bushes about 10 years old that need a pretty good pruning. Thanks for the information!! Love your channel!
I’m glad you appreciate it!! Thanks for watching :)
Very good lesson Devin! I love roses,especially when they smell good.I hope you have a great week.Old granny from Indiana♥️👵🌹🌹🌹
Thank you! You too!
Great video Devin!
Thanks!
Great informative video. Trimming off the smaller growth really does make the difference.🌹
Yes it does!
Just bought a home that has a rose bush. I've never cared for roses before but I'm gonna work with this one. Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing it.
Glad it was helpful!
That's a seriously good pair of pruning gloves you have there, Devin - must get myself some of those!
Yessss they are a must!!
Excellent video! I needed a refresher on pruning after the long winter, and yours is the best by far. Thanks!! :)
Yes I did this spring too haha
Awesome!!! I learned why we cut at an angle. I have a beloved hybrid rose called “Secret” that tried to die on me last year. I found a shoot coming up from bottom. Will leave it alone this year and fertilize it. Seems like I will treat it like a new plant
Ooooh sweeeet
How's he doing?
Great rose pruning lesson Devin. I've seen other videos and they don't say about cutting to an outward facing bud. I've been growing roses for over 30 years.
Hi rich! Thank you! I’m certain I could learn a lot from you about growing roses!
@@plantvibrations I've been growing on my property for over 30 years. I grow shrub roses, hybrid teas and love the David Austins. Bonny zone 5b Canada
@@plantvibrationswhen do i need to prune? What month?
Great tutorial thank you, my rose is one year old so i give it a try next spring
Let me know how it goes!
Good work Devin . You can plant the cut stems of the rose to get another roses . Have anice day .
Thanks for the tip!
Thank You Devin this helps allot Happy Spring
Happy spring to you
Very informative and succinct. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
How late is "too late" in spring to prune? I'm from Pa too, just north of Pittsburgh, and my rose bush REALLY needs some tlc. It's not too late to cut it still, is it? I'm always scared I'll cut way too much off and then my roses will look like trash all summer. If I cut it now will it still bloom? 🥺
Cut them as soon as you can, they’ll be just fine!
Thanks Devin. Such great info
Glad it was helpful!
Very user friendly- thanks!😊
You're welcome!
I planted two rose bushes last year that had a modest second bloom in late summer/early fall (hardiness 5). Should I prune them now or wait until next spring? Also should we remove all the leaves off our plants every spring?
No need to remove leaves. Spring starts today!
Great tutorial!
I can see the flower buds on my roses, is it too late to prune?
Now is ok!
Good video what about if I have 7 feet tall thick green cane rosebushes are tea roses I think I’m wondering how far down I want to trim those out of hand lol
I’d say you could safely take it down to 3-3.5’ tall
If you wanted more rose bushes elsewhere, can you take the cut off branches and dip them in growth rooting hormone and plant them elsewhere? I will prune my rose bushes later this week. Today it was dealing with geraniums. Last week it was dealing with Aloe Vera. Soon I will deal with several Jade plants and other out door trees that sprouted from seeds last year.
Yep you can root those rose cuttings. Look for the softer green end tips for rooting. Sounds like you have some great time in the garden on the books!
Thank you Devin, very informative. I live in Pittsburgh, any idea how to keep the deers off of my rose bushes😅.
Yes! Use deer spray. Apply once a month, it works!
Hello i know i probably asked in other videos but can you do a video on portulacas/purslane succulents? they’re mostly a summer plant but i start to see it grow in some places now thanks
I don’t grow it because it’s not Hardy in my zone!
@@plantvibrations oh no! thats so unfortunate! well ice plant is a very close cousin to them; i just have never grown ice plants from seeds or from cuttings;
but its a gorgeous plant; would love to see more videos of succulents but all the plants you have shown us are turned into a golden plants with your touch! im sure that if you could grow portulaca in your zone you’ll probably have it all over your property; i can only grow it in summertime; cheer
HIS name should be Devlin though, it would suit him better.
Lolol
*inward and outward, no "s"
Great
Oops, I just finished pruning at the start of winter. :/
You may experience some desiccation over winter which will require a little touching up of the pruning in early spring
Is it me or does it look like he’s cutting nothing off of nothing 😂😅??
I have huge rose bushes and I want to know how to make them healthy
It’s still a young plant yes. But the principles are the same for a large shrub.
I don't understand why everyone says to remove thin canes just because they're thin. What if you want to grow new canes. You will not achieve this if you cut them off.
You can allow a few to grow. That’s what I meant when I said you don’t need to prune baby roses, bc you want the new canes. Once it is established you won’t need new ones