How to Feed & Fertilize Climbing Roses
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Feeding roses in My English garden. I show how I feed and fertilise my two climbing roses. One is 'Dancing Queen' and the other 'Golden Showers'. They are climbing hybrid tea roses on a wall in my English Garden. They both have a fragrant perfume and repeat flower right through the Summer. I garden in Zone 9a.
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I just love your videos. Its like therapy for the soul , something new, something to admire, something to learn and something to laught . Thank you ! Greetings from Germany !🌞
What a lovely comment - thank you. Greetings back from England.
"Feed the SOIL not the plant" Got it!👍 And bonus go-pro tip😂
That mouthpiece makes commentary difficult - I think I’ll take a course on ventriloquism 😂
Ho Paul, managed to get all my tidy up done, need to get my chicken pellets to get things fed, I so love Rose's in the garden, got my vaccine felt a bit ropey, but I'm fine now, take care 👍💐💐💐💐
Hi Helen, there’s going to be great gardening weather over the next week - sun ☀️ & rain 🌧. and higher temperatures- the plants will need all the chicken pellets they can get!
Well done getting the jab and sorting your garden all in one week 💪👍
@@paultsworld Thank you Paul hope we get some good weather it's been really cold here today, we've had a arctic blast just looking at sleet so roll on some good weather 👍💐
There’s a fair bit of rain for you but you’ll get to 13C - is that any good? I’m on for a remarkable 17C on Tuesday 😎
@@paultsworld yeah 13 not bad il take it but 17 blooming balmy that's great enjoy your garden 😎❤👍
Thanks! 🌼
This video was quite informative...... waiting for next video.
Thank you Reena!
Hi Paul. Very informative video. In past videos the roses are so beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you Jane.
How are you, paul? I love climbing roses very much. They will bloom in May here. I can't wait for them. I am impressed with your love n efforts for plants n flowers. Be safe & have a good time😄👍👍🙏
I am very well thank you Smile Sun. Roses 🌹 certainly let us know Summer is here. How nice yours bloom early. Hope you’re well and having a nice Spring.
Thank you for sharing your years of gardening wisdom. Always love my virtual visits. It's the highlight of my day.
That’s so nice of you to say so Colleen.
I enjoyed every thing....😊😊😊😊😊😚😚😚so interestig tip for my roses too...thank you very much....
Thanks Grace😊
Good afternoon from North Borneo...Sir.
The Roses are healthy and beautiful....I am looking forward to seeing those Roses trees are produces Flowers...
Thank you....Paul T'S World.
Have a wonderful coming weekend...Sir!
Thank you and have a nice weekend Zaleha.
Wow so much growth already. Thanks for teaching and showing us this info..
Always a good show..
Thanks Chris I appreciate your comment. I’m pleased to say Winter has gone!
Such a healthy bunch of blooming beauties. You can immediately tell they receive ample TLC by their plant daddy. LOL I need to find a reputable farmer to provide me with some rich decomposed horse manure. Great tutorial Paul.
Thanks AJ - some farmers give it away free if you collect it in bags - good exercise. I once had a ton of the stuff dumped on my driveway for £21 😆
@@paultsworld Yikes!!!
Such lovely loose soil even after winter! I just love your two climbing roses ever since I saw them in one of your garden tours. Looking forward to May to see them in full swing again.
Thank you Una - they are so vigorous - my type of plant!
Very useful video paul !
Thanks for sharing!!😊😊🌼
You’re welcome - thank you!
Thank you Paul. Your plants are so lucky 😊😉🌸 I love climbing roses too 😍
Jane - you'll have to do a video of your garden by the sea - I'd love to see it. 😊
@@paultsworld Yes, Paul, I will, with pleasure! Soon 😊🌷
Great! 💚
Looking forward to seeing the gorgeous blooms this summer!
Thank you - me too! I’ll post a video of them.
Thanks Paul, a snorkel... who would have thought! Just planted 3 David Austin's, hoping for good results in time! Best wishes.
Lol, yes - it's my underwater set-up! Great time to plant your roses - good luck Rob.
Thank you for your informative vlog will be following your advise 👍
I’m pleased it was useful Janet.
Some healthy looking roses there Paul, despite the hunger. Nice swipe btw 🤛
Thanks Dan, I do like the fragrance of these two.
I just found your channel, I miss English gardens, I was brought up in Cornwall & London - I just purchased two heirloom climbers, and I'm ready to plant them and train them over arches so, keep the tips coming.
Thank you for finding me Julie and welcome to my channel. Cornwall - what a great place - and nice climate for gardening!
Great time to plant your climbers - check out my climbing (and rambling) roses video where I show them climbing my pergola as there are a few more tips there. czcams.com/video/OKcjP1SINNs/video.html
Hello my friend thanks for sharing
Thank you for visiting.
Thanks for such an informative video. I had no idea how you got the bird’s eye view of your gardening!😂.
I know! I want everyone to see the worms lol.
I love how you have trained the roses to curve around on the wall. I must say I was pretty impressed to watch how you held the Go-Pro to video while digging the soil out!!
They put on so much more flower growth when curved - although I broke one doing that in the other rose pruning video lol.
That GoPro stops me talking - which is no bad thing!
What a gorgeous shade of pink. I love it. And I’m so glad you’re willing to go through all of that to make your wonderful videos 😁❤️
The pink one is ‘Dancing Queen’ - lovely fragrance. Thank you for enjoying my videos Vicki.
Another great video. I have a rambling rose myself called veilchenblau and also have a wild rose, rosa canina. I will try feeding the rambling rose very soon.
It was swipe left not swipe right to find the climbing roses looking great in flower! And I like how the roses you have have the beauty of the double flower but still have some stamens for the bees in some of the flowers.
I saw another good youtube channel called Darren Harwood who is a rose enthusiast, where roses were in a gap in tarmac like that. Its an interesting way to grow them.
Finally, goodness me those rose roots are deep. That's good though the roots can be relatively deep but still can get enough moisture from rain and watering.
Thanks Fauna Life! I used to have a 'dog rose' it loved my sandy soil and sprung up all over the lawn.
Ha, thank you for the swipe correction 😉 I always get my swipes wrong!
Thanks for mentioning Darren, I'll check out his roses.
I do water those roses a lot - I pour a whole bucket of water each time over each of them.
@@paultsworld Your dog rose story reminds me of when I started gardening, and didn't know much about plants, I found what looked like a really unusual flowering plant growing in a clump by a road and uprooted one of the plants to take home (I know, I shouldn't have done that, you should just take the seed of wild plants if anything) . I planted it and the next year it flowered, I identified it and it turned out to be himalayan balsam! Soon the seedlings of it ended up everywhere in my border and I had to get rid of it. It's a pity it's such a problem because it has such a unique looking flower, it flowers for ages too and the bees love it.
I hope I don't get a similar problem to you with the dog rose anyway. I also got a small single flowered peony (white with yellow stamens recently) to put next to the dog rose to go with it so I am excited to see it flower, and to see what insects enjoy the peony pollen.
You had a lucky escape with Himalayan balsam - it is invading all the banks along our rivers, 6 feet tall, it's a major problem. Your peony sounds delightful - I'm looking forward to seeing all the hover flies and bees on the flowers. There are quite a few bumble bees around already.
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Now THAT is how you work in the transitions for your vids, Paul. FANTASTIC! I love your progression of skills with the editing. Funny stuff with Take #6 and your attempt at snorkeling on land.
Lovely! I enjoyed this a lot. 100% on the effort as well. Well done!
Edit: and don't think I didn't notice the lack of your top right logo. ;)
Cheers Nate, thanks for letting me know your thoughts on the video. Glad you liked the snorkelling bit - does make commentary difficult though! I'm taking a course on ventriloquism.
Nice, informative video about how to feed your climbing roses. The soft pink colour of your rose is gorgeous 😱🥰 My current climbing rose is a nice pink (see my profile picture) and smells amazing. The first year it had it rough, aphits loved them. Even in late winter/early spring they were bunching up again on my rose bush😮😠 I have the feeling that the ladybugs are finally started doing their thing, but my new manure pellet feed helps a lot to. I needed to pause and rewind a little when I saw you putting that go pro thing in your mouth😮 But I am starting to really appreciate your humour😁👍🏻 It's very relaxing to watch your videos once in a while, it's entertaining, I learn something from it and it gets my excitement up as a new gardener, all at the same time 🥳🥰👍🏻👷🌿🌸🐝🦋🐦🐜
Your pink rose is lovely!
It’s strange this Spring - the aphids love the Golden Showers but have left the Dancing Queen totally alone. This has been a good Spring for ladybirds - they are everywhere - hopefully snacking on aphids 😀
Thank you for letting me know you have enjoyed my videos 🌸🏴
Paul the timing of this couldn't be better.....I've decide to be brave and try to grow some roses (they've always scared me) this is perfect info for me. Thankyou :)
Also I'm wanting to grow a climber at the front of my house but was told my gap was too small. But it's about the same width as yours, which looks really good. Only difference is my gap is up to the house wall....I'm looking at David Austin iceberg.
My mum asked me to grow her a rose 3 years ago and I daren't lol, so I'm going to try a couple of shrub roses too.
By the way love the funny editing techniques, the go pro looked hilarious but worked really well, down in the dirt 😊
Sorry for the long comment ☺️
Yes, go for it Carolina - I feel roses are tough and respond well to plenty of food and water. The David Austin Iceberg sounds ideal.
You could always consider a large pot if you are nervous about the gap. Have another look at my Roses video and see my Paul’s Scarlet which has done well for over 10 years in a plastic pot. Good luck.
Link to roses video:
czcams.com/video/OKcjP1SINNs/video.html
You pioneered “worm eye views” with your camera 😀
Ps long comments are great.
Ha ha Thankyou 😂 a large pot sounds like a good idea actually. I'll watch that vid, thanks. I did watch another of yours with roses. When I get the chance I'll have a good mooch through...I've been watching a few of your past garden tours actually . Thanks for the advice Paul .
You are welcome. 🌹
Goodo O, thankyou.
You’re welcome.
Hi Paul, love your video's. I have a walled part of my garden I would love to have a climbing rose on it but the base is concrete ! Would a large pot work ? If not, could you suggest a climbing plant that would survive in a pot please...
Glad you like the videos Jennifer. I would say go for it - get a climbing rose - perhaps look for one that is less vigorous and get the biggest (and deepest pot you can - roses like a deep root run).
Just make sure it gets lots of manure and plenty of water, especially when established and growing well. When I water the roses that are in pots I literally pour a whole bucket of water in each time. Make sure there's drainage and maybe the pot lifted off the ground. My pots have slight built-in feet. Check out my roses video to see my roses and the types of roses I have in pots on the patio. Good luck. czcams.com/video/OKcjP1SINNs/video.html
Your videos are teaching me that I don't feed my roses & shrubs enough! Could I ask you if your roses ever suffer with blackspot? And if so, do you have any remedies?! Thanks 😊
Hello Willow Grove, I find black spot can happen at the end of the season. I don't have a remedy but believe it's best to always remove the leaves. I pick up any leaves that have fallen on the ground/soil and never put them in the compost. Yes, feed those roses and shrubs (and water!) - they'll love you for it...by flowering and flowering.
I think it's best to give a really good feed in April then leave it till maybe July (I usually forget the July feed 😊) - but not feed after August.
Paul T's World thanks for your reply! Yes, the black spot does increase towards the end of the season, especially on my Albertine. I think you've hit the nail on the head here ... I've been giving a cursory feed in April most years, but have forgotten the July feed, so I guess a less healthy rose is going to be much more prone to diseases like black spot! I must be much more consistent with watering too! (light bulb moment here! 😂)
Good luck with the beautiful Albertine - feels good to spend a bit of time and set it up for the Summer flowering season.
“Maybe it’s this ways 😀”
How old your roses are? I’m planting my climbing roses this year and I can’t wait to get them lush and giant.
Hi Isla Grace, I planted the roses about 13 years ago - but they have been large with lots of blooms for many years - you will be amazed at how quickly they will grow and produce flowers for you. Good luck.
Was that animal manual or was it compost?
It was horse manure. Roses need a lot of feed so manure gives them more nutrients than compost. As you saw, for good measure I also added some bone meal.
are these grafted sir...how old
No, they’re not grafted. I planted them about 10 years ago.
oh wow so old because of Own root .....
maximum old grafted rose do you have any in your garden..i think grafted roses do not survive post 12-15 years...here in India only 6-10 years later we do replace
No, I don’t have any grafted roses - all their own rootstock.