From the comments, seem like it's a common problem w/ the Knock Out roses. I'm sorry about yours. I lost Munstead Wood and other roses as well. I have squirrels/rabbits issues :( I agree w/ you. My garden is my escape and sanctuary too. strolling around and looking at roses/flowers take the stress away. Please don't let that dampen your spirit. You still have lots of other beautiful roses. Sending you happy thoughts and good vibes!
Hi Melissa 😊 Thanks so much for those good vibes. I apologize for the sad tone of my last video I was a lot disappointed. I am shaking it off and am ready to learn as much as I can about these beautiful plants so that I can ensure they will thrive in my garden. ❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹😊 Happy Gardening and let's keep growing roses 🌹💞
@@richbishop7896 Oh no! I hope not because if that's the case that would mean that I have a serious problem in the garden. Can you let me know what you saw on Sally Holmes, that makes you think RRD. I am asking so I know what to look out for. Thanks Bonny
@@naomisdreamgarden I suggest you watch Fraser Valley Rose Farm video. He talks about the disease how it can look like someone spread Round-Up on your rose and goes into all about the disease. The video is from 4 years ago. Bonny
So sorry you lost your roses. Let's learn as much as we can about these beautiful plants and continue to fill our gardens with their beautiful blooms 😊🌹🌹🌹
Wow your knockout rose is in full bloom and beautiful color❤❤how is the weather that side'this side is winter❤❤'and the lawn is so green and compact ❤❤
Hi Jay thanks so much. I committed to my love of roses and am determined to have a beautiful rose garden. I will clear the space and plant again. ❤️🌹🌹🌹
What happened to Munstead wood? I missed it. I recently bought 4 potted, tiny little things arrived, but they're doing well. If you want to replace yours try the fall shipping at DA. Sorry about your roses. Your not alone you was acting like a crazy lady a couple months ago all my roses had powdery mildew. Sending healing thoughts and energy from one rose lady to another 😊
Hi. Thank you 😊. I had to remove Munstead Wood Earlier this season also because of RRD. I did order replacements. I now have 2 new potted waiting to be planted. I would like to change the soil before planting. I truly love roses. I was just disappointed to remove the first ones that started the garden. I will reset and plant again ❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹
Oh no 😢 it was such a beautiful rose. How many plants have been infected? You’re doing the most responsible thing by having dispose. Keeping it certainly would put your other roses at risk. Sad day indeed.
Hi Ken , 3 roses infected. Not a great day in the garden. But you are right it's the most responsible thing to do. Will reset and figure out new planting options for the vacant spots. ❤️🌹🌹🌹
Hi thanks for sharing. Wow 9 roses! May I ask if you have additional roses in your garden. If you do how do you keep them healthy. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks 😊❤️🌹🌹
I refuse to plant knock out roses. They are, in my opinion, notorious for getting rose rosette. I dug out 14 bushes. Once you have it, you can't plant a rose in same area for years and years.
Hi. Sorry you and to remove so many roses. I am trying to learn as much as I can about RRD and roses. I love roses way too much. Simply have to have them in my garden. 😊❤️🌹🌹🌹
@naomisdreamgarden you need to.watch your other roses. RRD is very infectious... everything used to cut them down must be sterilized. I started growing roses again and I hope that virus is gone after so many years of not planting. But I would seriously think about getting rid of any of that brand of roses.
I’m so sorry Naomi how heart breaking to work so hard and have that happen! Keep your spirits up your garden is still so beautiful!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much Cathy. I was just really disappointed ☹️. I love my roses. But yes will shake it off and plant again ❤️🌹🌹😊
From the comments, seem like it's a common problem w/ the Knock Out roses. I'm sorry about yours. I lost Munstead Wood and other roses as well. I have squirrels/rabbits issues :( I agree w/ you. My garden is my escape and sanctuary too. strolling around and looking at roses/flowers take the stress away. Please don't let that dampen your spirit. You still have lots of other beautiful roses. Sending you happy thoughts and good vibes!
Hi Melissa 😊 Thanks so much for those good vibes. I apologize for the sad tone of my last video I was a lot disappointed. I am shaking it off and am ready to learn as much as I can about these beautiful plants so that I can ensure they will thrive in my garden. ❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹😊
Happy Gardening and let's keep growing roses 🌹💞
Sorry about your garden going downhill!! Hoping the fall will bring lots of rose blooms from such a stressful summer
Thank you Danyell. Beautifully said. Your are awesome ❤️🌹🌹🌹
Sorry for the loss of your beautiful roses Naomi. Bonny
Thanks Bonny. There is definitely a learning curve involved. However I am determined to learn as much as I can about roses..😊❤️🌹🌹🌹
@@naomisdreamgarden I'm afraid your other rose you thought was sprayed with something might be a sign of the rosette too. Keep up the good fight!
@@richbishop7896 Oh no! I hope not because if that's the case that would mean that I have a serious problem in the garden. Can you let me know what you saw on Sally Holmes, that makes you think RRD. I am asking so I know what to look out for.
Thanks Bonny
@@naomisdreamgarden I suggest you watch Fraser Valley Rose Farm video. He talks about the disease how it can look like someone spread Round-Up on your rose and goes into all about the disease. The video is from 4 years ago. Bonny
So sorry! I had to take out my knock out rose bush this year too. 😞 Now the space seems so empty!
Hi. Sorry you had to remove your rose as well. Isn't it amazing how much we love our plants.😊
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Same thing happen to me this year.(I lost a total of 5 bushes)...Knock out roses are PRUNE to Rose Rosette
So sorry you lost your roses. Let's learn as much as we can about these beautiful plants and continue to fill our gardens with their beautiful blooms 😊🌹🌹🌹
Wow your knockout rose is in full bloom and beautiful color❤❤how is the weather that side'this side is winter❤❤'and the lawn is so green and compact ❤❤
Thank you 😊❤️🌹🌹
Awful Naomi really sorry to see this.
Hi Jay thanks so much. I committed to my love of roses and am determined to have a beautiful rose garden. I will clear the space and plant again. ❤️🌹🌹🌹
@@naomisdreamgardenthat’s the spirit. It will shape you and your garden I’m sure.
What happened to Munstead wood? I missed it. I recently bought 4 potted, tiny little things arrived, but they're doing well. If you want to replace yours try the fall shipping at DA. Sorry about your roses. Your not alone you was acting like a crazy lady a couple months ago all my roses had powdery mildew. Sending healing thoughts and energy from one rose lady to another 😊
Hi. Thank you 😊. I had to remove Munstead Wood Earlier this season also because of RRD. I did order replacements. I now have 2 new potted waiting to be planted. I would like to change the soil before planting.
I truly love roses. I was just disappointed to remove the first ones that started the garden. I will reset and plant again ❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹
Naomi, I'm so sorry, but you know you cannot plant another rose in those areas. I had rose rosette a couple years ago with my first knock out roses 😢
Hi Terrie. Thank you so much. Trying to picture what new I can do with the space. 😊❤️🌹🌹
Oh no 😢 it was such a beautiful rose. How many plants have been infected? You’re doing the most responsible thing by having dispose. Keeping it certainly would put your other roses at risk. Sad day indeed.
Hi Ken , 3 roses infected. Not a great day in the garden. But you are right it's the most responsible thing to do.
Will reset and figure out new planting options for the vacant spots. ❤️🌹🌹🌹
Sorry, Naomi! I've lost 9 to RRD so far. Some were not K.O. roses 😢 I live in zone 9b.
Hi thanks for sharing. Wow 9 roses! May I ask if you have additional roses in your garden. If you do how do you keep them healthy. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks 😊❤️🌹🌹
PS I recommend the bottle that attaches to the hose. It's easier to water and spray the plant that way.
@@LB-pt2dd Thank you so much. Will add it to my care routine. ❤️🌹🌹🌹
You're welcome! I do organic gardening, too, but in other areas. I have good roses, like you, and I would like to keep my investment 😊
I lost 3 roses so far this year! 😢
Oh no. I'm sorry to hear that. Hey let's learn all we can about RRD and keep our gardens growing. 😊🌹❤️❤️❤️
I refuse to plant knock out roses. They are, in my opinion, notorious for getting rose rosette.
I dug out 14 bushes. Once you have it, you can't plant a rose in same area for years and years.
OMG! Glad I never grew them!
Hi. Sorry you and to remove so many roses. I am trying to learn as much as I can about RRD and roses. I love roses way too much. Simply have to have them in my garden. 😊❤️🌹🌹🌹
@naomisdreamgarden you need to.watch your other roses. RRD is very infectious... everything used to cut them down must be sterilized. I started growing roses again and I hope that virus is gone after so many years of not planting. But I would seriously think about getting rid of any of that brand of roses.