Container Princess Alexandra of Kent Rose Growing 7 feet Tall / Zone 8b (PNW) Gardening

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  • čas přidán 24. 07. 2024

Komentáře • 15

  • @howard2031
    @howard2031 Před 2 měsíci

    Your roses are almost as beautiful as you.

    • @Linasgardens
      @Linasgardens  Před 2 měsíci

      Such kind words! Thank you 🌿🌹🌿🌹

  • @familyglover2997
    @familyglover2997 Před rokem

    Love your channel and your enthusiasm for beautiful plants! Please keep up the great work 😊

  • @megandejesus545
    @megandejesus545 Před rokem

    Lovely! Thanks for sharing

  • @ToadsRosesGarden
    @ToadsRosesGarden Před rokem

    Pretty views by the the window. Why not plant them in ground ?

    • @Linasgardens
      @Linasgardens  Před rokem +1

      Hi! I just found your channel and saw your latest video on Princess Alexandra of Kent too. Lovely!
      Oh yeah I have about 2 feet wide of gravel and concrete where those containers sit so I can’t really plant anything in ground but containers work great for me there 👍

  • @alexk.7759
    @alexk.7759 Před rokem

    Halo, apa kabarrrr.. can you tell me where you buy your plants, because the closest nursery to home is expensive!

    • @Linasgardens
      @Linasgardens  Před rokem

      I usually buy my plants from anywhere I can get my hands on them whether it be local nursery, big box store, farmer’s market, supermarket… and it’s usually unplanned 😅 I don’t like buying plants online except for these David Austin roses. Nobody sells them in my area so I had to order these from their website as bare root plants. They came so well packaged and were extremely healthy roots so I highly recommend. They’re not the cheapest so it’s a splurge for me too every time I get a few. Their roses are just so beautiful!

  • @pat9604
    @pat9604 Před rokem

    Do you deadhead your roses?

    • @Linasgardens
      @Linasgardens  Před rokem

      Not as often as I would like if I’m honest. I usually wait for the entire first flush to be done, then I’ll deadhead. After the second flush, I usually leave them alone until late winter of the following year. Why do you ask?

    • @pat9604
      @pat9604 Před rokem +1

      @@Linasgardens I wondered if that my be why they bloom so prolifically. They are lovely!

    • @Linasgardens
      @Linasgardens  Před rokem

      Thank you :)

  • @antoniot3734
    @antoniot3734 Před rokem

    promosm 😅