Shrub Roses are perfect for the Modern Garden

Shrub Roses are perfect for the Modern Garden
Rosa rugosa
The Fairy Rose
Rose 'Kew Gardens'
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[@user-hk9du6px9x]

I finally learned about the birds and the bees! 🐝

[@Zemfira25]

The rose kicking had me going 😂

[@blackwolf073]

Same here😂😂

[@clallen1000]

Just found John Lord's videos. Binge watching them while the snow covers the ground. Can't wait for spring!

[@flowerfairy1950]

Love Rugosas 🧡 Thanks too for the propagating tip.

[@littlelulu4107]

years ago we made wine out of the rosehip. ..we harvested after the first frost bc they became sweeter...the wine was very full bodied...delicious

[@mystijkissler8183]

Thank you for the Rose propagation tips. Love you style.

[@grahamthomas1429]

thanks John another interesting video and info plus tips iam loving your garden roses are a bonus 🐞🐤🐝🐝👍👍👍

[@mzurilovebeautyfragranceslove]

Lovely tip about roses, I just need to add patience with that guidance now x thank you John

[@joyjs857]

Thank you for your down to earth information.

[@johnlove9745]

Greetings John, Exceptional display garden. You are making me want to visit Ireland. God made the Birds, Bees and flowers for man’s enjoyment. In particular, the Rose is visually beautiful, aromatic and edible. Continue to enjoy God’s bounty. His handiwork can be seen all around, if one would take time out if his busy day to stop and behold His Creative works. Be well🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@elsagrace3893]

I’ve been doing my rose cuttings very short. Just the bottom node and one above and then the leaf branch with most leaves trimmed off. I’m using the tender ends. Many have rooted in 4-5 months. I’ll give it a try with a longer cutting on harder wood especially for Belle of Portugal with which all my attempts have failed so far.

[@georl1]

Very nice gardens. I'm wondering if all of your plants would be hardy for zone 5 here in New England, USA. It can get to -10 degrees here in the winter months. Seldom does it get colder thana that in this part of New England.

[@aishabegum9192]

How to take cuttings from bamboo plant behind you in the ending part please show your idea

[@nielsvanfulpen8507]

Hi John, you got me scared at the end... just planted a Kew Garden myself... websites said it is going to be about 3 to 4 ft....then I saw yours......oops....
Really enjoying your video’s. Thanks.

[@aishabegum9192]

Would it flower straight away when the cuttings rooted and turn into a good plant grow

[@barbarawissinger]

I have “The Fairy” and am happy to kick it. It’s seriously thorny.

[@grahamthomas1429]

PS what was the tool called to sharpen your tools please thanks 👍👍

[@craigathonian5755]

i just had to say how much of a chuckle i got reading your name with this topic !

[@amylouise9113]

Hi John, can you help, I've just bought a David Austin rose (Wild Edric) can this variety be cut to the ground in Spring? Or should it be left alone? Thanks from Waterford!

[@johnlordssecretgarden]

Yes it can and it will still flower perfectly

[@amylouise9113]

@@johnlordssecretgarden thank you so much for the response and help! Love your videos 😆

[@julesv0725]

Thanks for the video. Very informative. Only quit the the background music, no need for it. I shall continue to watch your videos with interest. Take care

[@The_Great_Hejaz]

Is Ragusa rose has a fragrance or just an ornamental rose?

[@littlelulu4107]

الحجاز العظيم very fragrant

[@regularSenseAppeal]

The kicking was the end for me. Hate that CZcams now hides dislikes.

[@nowirehangers2815]

Lol it works

[@fimblerelin]

ahhh the background music so distracting

[@AlarmedNut]

Is this THE John Lord?