7 Rose Influencers Worth Watching
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- čas přidán 1. 08. 2024
- Here are some links to rose influencers on my "list": those I watch and listen to for good information and different perspectives in the hobby. I hope you'll give them a try!
Michael Marriott
www.michaelmarriottrosarian.or...
Instagram: / michaelrosarian
Rosechat
rosechat.podbean.com/
Teresa Byington
thegardendiary.com/
Chris VanCleave
Website: www.redneckrosarian.com/
Rose Addicts Facebook Group
/ 340228486663784
Kenneth Rollins
roseaddicts.com/
Instagram: / theroseaddict
The Rose Geek
CZcams: / @therosegeek
Facebook: / 284800443200767
Paul Zimmerman
paulzimmermanroses.com/
CZcams: / ashdownroses
Facebook: / 58500441971
Brad Jalbert
www.selectroses.ca/
CZcams: / @selectroses5708
Facebook: / selectroses
Der Rosenmeister
derrosenmeister.com/
Facebook: / der-rosenmeister-nurse...
CZcams videos featuring Der Rosenmeister:
• Romantic ROSE GARDEN T...
• PROPAGATE ROSES Like A...
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Just for interest's sake, he are a few people and channels I "just about" included: Tom Carruth, rose hybridizer extraordinaire and curator of the rose collections as the Huntington Library. He isn't much for social media (I think he keeps a Twitter account, but that's about it). Ping Lim, who has also contributed so many wonderful roses with his breeding work. He has a semi-active page on Facebook. Other CZcamsrs I enjoy (but thought I shouldn't stack the deck too much towards CZcamsrs): My Therapy Garden: czcams.com/channels/0NTBhKqAfxMiZxtKhgK_EA.html and Roses in N. Florida: czcams.com/channels/EVx2TkJ7AB3xBcC6rMxQNg.html
on youtube i also follow russian and japanese rosarian but sadly i dont understand what they say.
Thx!
Can you pin this post? It is good to have this at the top of messages.
Thanks. I'll drop a pin in this one.
@nusa antara Thanks. If you remember the names of the channels or can post their links, I sure wouldn't mind having a look. Language isn't too important for some videos. I found a couple of Chinese videos I love on roses, and was very interested to see if anyone could ID the roses: czcams.com/video/OSX3ik9Z4X8/video.html and czcams.com/video/b-cSUIajg6M/video.html Could it be 'Gruss and Teplitz'?
You forgot yourself, your advice has been so valuable to me.
Thanks!
Jason, what a great thing to highlight other content creators!! Your generosity of spirit shines through in all you do!
Thank you so much!
🥀🌞🌹You’re no slouch yourself, Jason. You and Zimmerman have guided my brown-thumb through an emotional time inheriting my Aunt’s rose garden and helping me though my trepidation of gardening as a hobby, especially during an unusually difficult 2020-21🦠. Thank you so much for sharing your videos and for this list of great resources-I look forwarding to following all of them-Peace.✌️
Thanks so much. I'm sure your Aunt's garden is in wonderful hands!
Yay love that ya included RoseGeek! She’s a dear friend of mine!!!!
Nice. Well she's doing really well. It took me ages to get to the point where she is now!
Same! Kim is my wonderful rose friend
This is a wonderful video!!! Paul is a favorite and has taken my rose garden next level with his advice and he always replies to comments. Rose Geek is also a gem and one of the loveliest people you could hope to talk roses with. Also props to Jamie for his excellent content.
Thanks. Paul Zimmerman wrote one of my favorite rose books!
Hi Jason. What a kind and lovely thing to do. Count yourself in as well. I’ve watched many of your videos and they are really good. You have a wonderful way of keeping it all approachable while still conveying very good, in-depth information. Hope to meet someday.
Thanks so much Paul! It would be a pleasure (if and when the world opens up a bit!)
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm It will happen. The rose world is a small one!
Love to see a video on roses for certain climates. I’m here in the Lower Mainland in the wettest coldest May I can remember. We also had the “heat dome” last year and my knockout roses did the best in that scenario.
I’m up in the North shore mountains and the elevation also plays a role.
Thanks. We've definitely had some unusual weather in the Fraser Valley over the past couple of years. Very challenging!
I’m in Rose Addicts group. I’ve enjoyed the group. I love the Rose Geeks channel!
Thank you for highlighting Kenneth Rollins from Rose Addicts! He has taught so many of us many great things as well as introduced so many amazing places to purchase from as well as his recipe for Rose Tea!
It was my pleasure Danielle. I only joined the group a couple of months ago, but I could see right away that there's something special in the community you all have built. Kenneth has set exactly the right vibe: inclusive and positive!
Watching this 2 years later gives me a good chuckle because roses had a raging comeback, especially through Korean, Japanese and Chinese influencers that gave DA, Kordes, Meilland and Baranoie Orientis a huge upswing. But from you I have also learned a lot, especially when it comes to roses in containers, as I only have a terrace to my name.
Jason this is so helpful. Thank you for doing this.
Thanks Lulu - I'm glad you find it useful
Awesome! I love Rose Addicts and Kennith Rollins! It is a great group and Kenneth is amazing! Thank you for including it and him!
I find your vlogs informative, reassuring and they never seem to drag.
Our climates are like complete opposites and yet I find myself coming back to your channel repeatedly; my Rose Hotline 😂😍
Thanks so much!
So great of you to highlight other rose influencers! Truly paying it forward. Your channel is definitely at the top of my list as a new rose addict!
Thanks so much Stacy!
ohhhh I love this! Thank you Jason. Funny thing is that I'm new to this world and have found some interesting people. To start, you!! I've learned a lot from you!! And I just found Der Rosenmeister before I watched this video. What an interesting man!! And the stories he tells are amazing! His property is absolutely beautiful! And I'm glad you included the Rose Geek. Oh my goodness, I just saw the date on this video. I'm late to the show. But that's what great about youtube, we can go back and watch. Much success to you!
You are doing such a wonderful job. I love it.
Neat list, Mr. Jason. Been following all of these professionals and enthusiasts (along with your delightful channel)... I just happened to chance upon the Rose Geek channel and chatted with her in comments, just before I saw ur video now. Such a happy coincidence.. And then I happened upon the video of Herr Der Rosenmeister (I didnt know it was him) narrating the origin story of how the name came to be, his passion as he talks about roses is so endearing (Also helps that he used to be a teacher). Such a masterclass in rose propogation through cuttings.. (the same videos you had linked.) All I can say is my CZcams algorithm is leading me to all the right videos.. Very engaging and educational... Will check all of them out... Thanks.
Love this. I follow several of these rose lovers, including The Rose Geek, Paul Zimmerman and My Therapy Garden and I'm a member of Rose Addicts and Rose Geeks on FB. I'll have to check these others out as well! Thank you!
Jason, you make the BEST videos.
Thank you for your work. 👏
I really appreciate the support!
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm You earned it, Jason. You're a thinker and it shows.
You are a major reason why I have confidence in trying and coming to adore roses. I’m still very new but you have taught me so much. Your knowledge is comprehensive and you are so down to earth, and humble. I’m not one for snobbery and that vibe can be a major reason why I don’t watch some CZcams channels. I have to enjoy watching and connecting with the creator. Also, you’re Canadian and although I live on the East Coast and our climate is pretty different I love to watch and learn from you. My favourite videos are on the types of roses and their history! I’ve watched a lot of those videos (and others) many times! Give yourself a pat on the back! :)
Thanks so much for your kind words and encouragement! I'm glad you've enjoyed the rose class histories - they're some of my favorite topics (even if they're not the most popular thing I do!)
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm You’re welcome! And hey, now you know I’ll watch em’ 👍
I agree, roses are gonna boom! 🌹
Thank you Jason, for this very useful information.
Hello Jason, I´m afraid you have forgotten to put someone very special on your list, YOU are my rose-guru. Thank you for mentioning all the other influencers, some I knew about, others are new to me and I will check them out! Best wishes, Hanni.
Haha.. totally agree with you about someone very special ! ❤️
I agree. If a question comes up in my mind I automatically go to Fraser Valley Rose. I trust your guidance.
Aw, thanks!
Thanks Jason - great introduction to these guys and follow Michael who I was lucky to be tutored by many moons ago on the rose pruning courses at DA roses-a wealth of knowledge and experience - don't forget w all follow you as well and you are very much a go-to source - I do hope there is plenty of accommodation where you are when we all start to travel again - you need to be running courses!
What a great opportunity to learn directly from Michael Marriott. Lucky indeed!
Nice one Jason, thank you - Paul Zimmerman is a super rosarian who, like you is very generous with advice and suggestions to amateur's like me. Bunny Guinness, in England has a lovely CZcams channel and she's a friend to roses and gardens in general - she is David Austin's niece. I'm in far south Australia now, and my favourite rosarian was Susan Irvine, sadly she passed a couple years ago, but for Aussies her books are definitely worth seeking out - after being a head teacher, she devoted her life to growing thousands of roses over several gardens in Victoria and then Tasmania - I just hope all that love and knowledge and those beautiful gardens she created won't be forgotten. I suppose that's the joy of gardening, that we hope to make things better and rose growers like yourself and others can leave a lasting legacy of beauty for future generations. Enjoy... And thanks... :) .
Thanks so much for your comments and recommendations. I've definitely enjoyed Bunny Guiness' work, but I'll have to see what I can find on Susan Irvine
Thank you for sharing and helping us
Just went to the roses 🌹 plant and cleaned all fungus leaves 🍃
I bought a rose bush. I promptly plopped into a huge pot, with the wrong soil and it grew just fine. So did the 2nd one. Then I ran across your channel! Lol!
What an interesting video, now I’ve got some fun research to do, thank you!
Thank you Jason for showcasing these 'Rose' content creators on your video as well as their links! I will definitely look them up :)
So happy to hear you'll give them a look. Thanks Leia!
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm You've given really good advice so of course I'll check them out :)
Thank you, Jason. I'll be checking these out. 🌹
Thanks Amelia
Really great information, thank you!
My pleasure Linda
Thank yous to: Paul Zimmerman for pruning roses so I understood. Brad Jalbert for container roses and over wintering in the PNW. You for everything else, especially propagating!!! Now off to see Rose Geek. Shout out to Paul Barden's website for interesting stuff including hybridizing.
Thank you!
Leon is a great guy from D.R....ramblers in so MANY cultivars...very good sense of humor too!!!
Thanks for highlighting me and my nursery!
Very much my pleasure
I loved your ramblers from Germany!!!
Thank you so much for this very useful information im delighted with it
Thanks Gail!
The power of networking is tremendous. Jason @Fraser Valley Rose Farm I love your choices and most of them I know. Your channel, Paul Zimmerman, Rose Geek and Der Rosenmeister's work I'm very familiar with. Thanks for turning us on to other voices in the rose garden.
Yes, Paul Zimmerman's no nonsense rose approach is really good - for example - he shows you how to get the Japanese Beetles into the pail of soapy water - "Whamp" then I think he calls them little bastards. Hehe!!!!
The Rose Geek I've been following probably from her beginning. I can't keep up with the prodigious amount of content - and all carefully analyzed, documented etc. I definitely see the resemblance that you pointed out - You are both fantastic supporters of evidence based rose management.
Der Rosenmeister - I KNOW how he got that name, its in a recent video by Flock that highlighted his romantic garden of hardy roses in Ithaca NY. I've been planning to go up there for about 3 years - this fall I really must - just have a lot on my plate at the moment as usual. I've also been meaning to come to a meeting of the rose society that he works with... in time.
Another great video!!!
Best wishes
Jennie
PS - one of the videos that Flock did on Der Rosenmeister czcams.com/video/SO8IWcfDRwo/video.html
Thanks Jennie. I feel like it's a good time to be in the rose hobby (and probably the gardening hobby in general!). Social media can be awful in other ways, but it does help to bring people together in their interests - and I love how there's no barrier to entry! If you have something to say, the only limit is your own willingness to put yourself out there
Excellent, well done, thanks for including Brad Jalbert, he is such a positive giving guy himself, just like you,.
Thanks Bob!
Love your videos!!
Thanks Luca
love rose addicts. I'm a member of this group.
You bet, Rodney - a really friendly and positive group!
Thank you.
That showed how unselfish loving person you are. Thank you
You are so kind
Love this! Lots of good information! A branch partially broke from the main plant. Is it repairable? Hormones or honey? It's limping, it's a moonlight 🌹. Thanks Jason!
Even if you could bind it together to heal, this would remain a weak spot in the rose - so I'd personally lean towards pruning it off to encourage fresh growth elsewhere on the shrub.
How often can you spray insecticide on your roses. I have one that does mildew, insects, and black spot.
Jason, love your videos. I have seven roses growing in containers outside, here in zone 5a. I want to get them into the ground before our cold winter starts because they are more vulnerable to the cold while in containers. Should I move them now, August 25th, or wait until they begin to go dormant? Our average first frost is October 1st. Or have I missed the window and need to wait until spring?
Personally, I'd get them into the ground now so they get a head start on root development while they're still active.
I noticed something weird..my elderberry likes to grow in-between my red roses!! I wonder if that was the cause of the European elderberry which has red stems! ♥️‼️
A video on the history of roses would be cool
You bet. I did a series on the different classes of roses, and included historical information. Maybe start with this one as an overview: czcams.com/video/1g0Dl7jap0o/video.html
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thanks! so useful
Yup.. .l follow # The Rose Geek😊she's funny😅
Thank you Jason! It's definitely worth checking out! By the way, what leaned you into an interest in roses? Is it a hobby at first or you really have it in your genes?
Thanks Raymond. Yes, a hobby at first and I was getting a bit of a collection - then I noticed that some of my favorite rose suppliers were scaling back (and indeed, shutting down!). I thought it was a shame that so many interesting varieties were dropping out of the trade, and decided to take up producing and selling roses myself.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm thank you, your videos are very inspiring. Have a nice day!
Jason, would you give us the name of the rose behind you at 1:30 on the video ?
That's 'Ghislaine de Feligonde'
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm Thank you
🙏🙏🙏
Hello thank you for sharing
Question hope you can help me
What is the name of Rose 🌹 which leaves we use in baking and dessert ( specially in Arabic sweet dishes, Indian and Pakistani dishes
Waiting for your reply 😊
My first guess would be the Damask rose that's frequently used for rose oil: 'Kazanlik' or a similar cultivar. I'd also heard that the "Desi" rose may in fact be 'Gruss and Teplitz' but would have to confirm that with someone more familiar with the plant and its uses.
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm thank you for quick reply.
I have asked but not yet got reply
And recently I am watching your video and saw today with Roses 🌹 so I thought you may know 😊
But now I will look someone from Indian gardener May be I get reply
My favourite plant is Roses 🌹 and pothos ( which called back home “Money Plants “ ) 😃
I don’t have money 💴 but yes money plant 🪴😊
What is your take on air layering propagation?
I haven't given it a serious attempt, but I've seen others use it with good success (including Mark, who mentioned it in this tour: czcams.com/video/1nRw28Km3W8/video.html ) I'll be trying it out shortly
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm I'll be waiting to see your results.
Can you please tell me what the gorgeous rose at 1:20 is?
Hi Tracey. That's Ghislaine de Feligonde
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm thank you for the prompt response!
Hi from South Africa. You should also check ou
Ludwig Taschner from South Africa. A very well known rose cultivator and breeder. 🇿🇦
Thanks Albert!
i wonder what is your favorite Facebook group for plant propagation.....🌹
It's Mike Kincaid's group on the topic, "I Love Plant Propagation": facebook.com/groups/346884795717132
@@FraserValleyRoseFarm thank you , it is always a pleasure learning from you .
pardon. must have been on my end
No worries at all!
Hated that music. Almost a dealbreaker
Which music? I don't include music in my videos.
@Kenneth Latimer I don't hear music. On occasion, I get a "pop-up" ad on my phone which plays even though I'm listening to a video.