Braving the Heat to Trim My Roses
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Jenny thank you so much. You will never know how hearing you say, “prune them they will come back” mean to me. I’m in Texas and the hurricane Beryl came through. My fence fell ontop of my hydrangeas. This is minor compared to what others lost. I planted them in my memorial garden bed. After a week I cut them all the way back to the ground along with the angelonia and salvia. Then the rain came. I’m waiting to see them flush back. The whole time I was cutting I kept hearing you say, “they will grow back.” Thanks for the inspiration.
You did good! They will bounce back and probably be better than ever 😉
Jenny knows best!! It's impossible to imagine how much pruning improves the garden. Only experience can teach you to be brave and cut them back.
Never seen anybody take a hedge trimmer to rose bushes. Pioneer woman!
Good morning Jenny, as you always say “Be a student of your own garden”, you have to do what’s best for you.
Grandpa allways liked when we vist we would take cut flowers and he got his flowers pruned
Jenny, good for you. I always prune my roses like you did. I always have beautiful roses.
Jenny, you make me smile. I've been whacking away at some of my plants already to make them flush out again. My Zone is 6a, gardens face true South, and with all that sun and protection from cold winds in the Fall I typically have annuals still madly blooming up to November. Without cutting them back they wouldn't do that, so I can attest that pruning/cutting back works wonders and provides me with flowers for a long time. Hope you enjoyed that cold shower. Thanks for sharing.
Good lesson,Jenny! Pruning our drought tolerant/bunny resistant perennials/annuals makes me temporarily sad,but oh,do they resurrect. From videos,I know which ones to leave to self-clean. Very challenging this extremely hot & humid summer in 5a. Some drooping and early bloom finishing,in spite of water-watches,but every year brings its set of challenges as climate change presents! My 2 roses in pots decided to "plan their funerals" in spite of daily attentiveness. 🥴 Live & learn,yes? Your gardens are lovely. Your energy is contagious. Happy rest of summer folks 🌈
I know what that heat feels like I was working in that on Monday. I’m from Northern Indiana our dew point was 72 with a heat index of 100. Thank God we had a cool front come thru Wednesday. Your yard is so beautiful!! Drink plenty of water when you’re out there working. Thanks for sharing!
Love your videos, sweat included, that's Summer!
Gardening in NC is no joke right now. I was out in the shade for an hour planting some things and I was drenched in sweat and completely done with the garden for the day!
Hi Jenny, not surprised you pruned back your roses with the hedge trimmer. Many years ago I lived behind a Rose Nursery and they used to say just use your hedge clippers (no modern hedge trimmers in those days) and whack them back. They will survive and come back better. They always did. Our roses suffer from aphids and scale here and where I live I have possums who love to eat roses so I have to cover them at night. The garden looks great after the pruning. Jeanette, New Zealand.
You have given my the courage to prune, heavy prune, if necessary. I'm a better gardener for it. Thank you Anita
You can do it!
Note to self: Beware my gardening friends in the south (95 to 105 heat) I went out the other day to get some drip set up on some newer plants I put in my garden this spring. Before I knew it I began feeling nausea and exhaustion and I think I was having a heat stroke! I had only been out there about 45 - 50 minutes and had taken several water breaks. I am in new zone 8 Georgia.
Jenny the garden is gorgeous😃try to stay cool.
It looks so much better. Good job, Jenny. Loved your video from Cultivate in Ohio
Thanks so much!
Jenny you are one tough lady, this heat and humidity has been a bear! So thankful we had a good rain last night, no watering today, yay😂. Everything looks so much better and Miss Brynna has the right idea cooling off in the creek…❤STAY COOL 😎
I think the plants look so much better, even if there is no flowers!! Now you have definition to all the plants!! Love it!!!
Good Morning ❤ Love that Brenna goes swimming in the creek 😊 I’ve learned a lot from watching all your videos, especially when to prune/how to prune.
Your garden looks great despite of heat. Going to fertilize my roses too. Thanks
I feel your pain. I'm in central Florida - the humidity capital of the country! After 1 hour of gardening in the morning, I'm soaked but the results are worth the discomfort!
You're always an inspiration to me to get out there into my hot , super sticky NC Sandhills garden 🥵 Just returned from almost two weeks in the Pacific Northwest where there is NO stickiness 😂 You can open windows 😱 in your house. Thanks, Jenny! 🥰
Jenny you always give me increased confidence in gardening. Thank you! 😊
Yes, our southern gardens turn into jungles about now, and need a haircut to breathe! Look forward to fall and new blooms!
Looks much better. It shows you care for your plants👍🏻👍🏻
Good Morning!
Oh my gosh yes you did give me a heart attack when you pulled out the hedge trimmer 😮😂 I’ve never done that before with my roses.
Well now you’ve given me the incentive to go prune some of my annuals. ❤
Everything looks beautiful considering the heat👍😎❤️
Thank you Jenny for inspiring me to get out into my hot Garden! I need to do the same clean up that you're doing. Unfortunately I have a fear of electric clippers so I'll do mine by hand. Love how you're always so positive and share so much great information with us
Lord I need to watch your rose videos. I started with roses this year and my DA roses are not doing so great. They kind of have a mixed reputation here in Houston. Obviously everyone wants them. But many seem to struggle. But I want to keep trying.
Jeny, I thought for sure you were going to dunk your head in the fountain!!
I SERIOUSLY contemplated it 😂
Love your style of prunning😊 im the same way plants are tough!! Thank you ! You & brena are awesome🎉🎉🎉🌱💚
My goats helped me learn about pruning! 😅 They got out and "pruned" my flower gardens!!!
Now, they didn't mess with most of my annuals, but they enjoyed many of my perennials! But let me tell you - my redtwig dogwood, roses & lilacs came back better than ever!!!!
Chop chop! You go girl!🤣🤣
Jenny you go with 72% dew point I’d move with purpose too. I’m a Midwest gardener and a believer in giving my annuals a good trim.
Round and tidy. A very creative solution.
My dad allways to hedge trimers to thebrose. Then we drove buy and rose were poping every were.
It proves, pays to have the proper tools! I also have that hedge trimmer. But for smaller jobs when I need to use one hand to lift the plant up, I have a small Milwaukee trimmer that is light weight and can be operated with one hand.
That sounds like a tool I need!
I always trim my roses with electric trimmers and they bloom beautiful every time.
I always say” this is that unbreathable air” when it’s thick like that.
Thank you so much for talking about humidity vs dew point. I didn’t understand few point at all. Our family was just talking about why some places feel muggy vs others when humidity isn’t that different on the weather app.
Thanks Jenny
You made several good points. This looks really great after all the pruning! Absolutely love sweet Brynna! It's tough gardening in this southern humidity but don't you feel great after you've completed your task?! It looks fabulous!
Absolutely! I may have been a hot, sweaty mess but I felt so accomplished 🙌🏻
I think things look great after your pruning. After all it's your garden!
Jenny, Your roses are beautiful and after pruning came back better than ever. I really like your decorative glass ornaments that are gorgeous. I bought some flowers,fused glass for the garden but like yours better! Your goatskin gloves must be comfortable and protect you from thorns as you prune. With thick moisture in North Carolina glad you are getting the job done without focusing on every detail. Everything looks very tidy & I'll be sure to remind myself that all types of roses are tough and can take pruning well. Just had a floribunda at one time in front of the house but would like climbers to grow up a trellis. Yes, my trellis was delivered and I can plant the honeysuckle vine I ordered from you. Wow, had to plant in a larger pot because it was growing so fast! Have a nice day & enjoyed your video!
72 degree dew point is like trying to breathe water 😖 It’s miserable when you sweat through your clothes!
In East Tennessee I went out to pick blueberries a couple days ago for 20 minutes and had to take another shower because I was so soaked with sweat 😓 thankfully we’ve had some rain! 🙏
Hi Jenny! I did the same thing for both of my rose plants. It shot up was looking good, and now it's crispy. Boy, do they smell good. I believe the AT Last Rose is hanging in there. What do I need to do to get another plant? I'll take a picture so you'll be able to see it. Great video. We got rain in Raeford!!! Finally!!
OK I had just resigned myself to the fact that my roses would suffer with blackspot since humidity is high in my Zone 7. And then I see Jenny's roses. Not a spot on them! And she's further south than I am. Jenny, what is your secret??? I'm willing to pay a handsome sum to rid my David Austin's of the black spot that plagues them yearly. Please help! Thanks so much. Love your videos.
Brilliant!!!!!! And thank you!!!! We are in so cal it is also over 100 degrees. We have 30 white no name roses in a row. We have only lived here for 3 years and we have painstakingly pruned them! NEVER again!!!! My hubby will be using the hedge trimmers!!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you
Happy to help!!!!
Love my David Austin roses. Love you gardens. Where did you get your hat?
@bac2basics23 HI! She said that she had gotten it from an Australian company in one of her past videos. Hopefully that will help.
Im in Ohio and were only at 65 * now. Supposed to get to 80* and sunny. Hope so im cold. 😊
Can I prune back verbena now to get more blooms this fall?😊🐾🐾❤❤❤❤❤❤
ABSOLUTELY!!!! I'm getting ready to trim mine later this week.
Watching you from Delaware.
We are stuck indoors atm in Cape Town. Have had a week of terrible weather, flooding in several areas. My garden is like a swamp & my pool is a mud bath! I cannot walk on the lawn, she's a soggy, clay mess!! It's miserable 😪
Oh no! Hang in there!!!!
Thank you Jenny. 🌺💚🙃
So smart. Ty
Great info Jenny ❤ could you take the hedge trimmer to the Angelonia plants?
Yes you can! The cleanup was a bit easier by hand pruning (at least in my brain 😉)
🌱Hi Jenny, I am so glad you made this video. My rose bushes need a trim and I was afraid to do it in this hot weather. I am just a bit north of you (Va Beach) and we are also experiencing this hot weather. Love the confidence you add by using the hedge shears and not been preocupied with killing the plants in the process. I needed that.
Question, why do you pour fertilizer on top of the roses? I thought it should be spread around the perimeter of the plant.
When would be the best time of the year to visit your nursery?
I was wondering the same thing about the fertilizer. Curious if I need to do that too.
Honest answer? I was about to die of heat stroke, and I know that the fertilizer is so granular that it falls right through the dry foliage onto the ground below.
@@GardeningwithCreekside 🌱Jenny, thank you for your prompt reply and honesty.
Can you tell when would be the best time of the year to visit your nursery? Do you have an annual show of your plants and products. My son lives in Clayton and I would like to visit you while there. If it is best in spring, just let me know.
@@mariafolch8067 April & May are wonderful times as we have a vast inventory available and the crazy heat & humidity haven’t arrived yet.
@@GardeningwithCreekside LOL! You're awesome! Thanks for letting us know! And I'm so happy you didn't die of a heat stroke 🫶🏻
Im bout to cut my roses back a lil.
My rose have black spots on the leaves. In know my rose bush needs cut it has lots of dead growth. 😢😢
Hi 👋 Ms Jenny
It’s hot , people ❤️🇺🇸😎
Jenny, how do you control the black spot on your roses?
Hey, the deer have pruned my roses back this year and it was ugly. Since then the roses have flushed and rebloomed.
Nature assisting nature 😉
Can you prune with electric trimmers petunias?
Can I trim petunias with electric trimmer?
You sure can!
Did I see that right, did Jenny put the rose tone right on the leaves of the roses? And if so so you need to wet them if you are not expecting rain?
Yes I sprinkled the fertilizer directly on top of the rose bushes. The leaves were completely dry so the granular fertilizer fell straight to the ground and covered the drip line of the plant. I would not have done this if the leaves were wet. I was about to have a heat stroke (as you can tell from my shirt 😉🥵), and I needed to get the job done as quickly and efficiently as possible. We’ve since gotten numerous rain storms and the plants are doing great!
@@GardeningwithCreekside ugh gardening in that kind of heat is not for the faint hearted. I was genuinely asking because I don’t fertilize like I should due to ignorance on how exactly to do it. Now I know dry leaves ok to touch ✅✅ thanks Jenny you are an excellent teacher🌹
@@dreileigh9210 happy to help!
Thanks for this tip about pruning back hard. Also the warning of heirloom climbers!! 🫶🏼
You just became my personal hero 🪚🥀💪❤️
Jenny… I walk around my garden and tell myself “be a student of your own garden” 🪴 saying this helps me when something doesn’t work so need to figure out a solution.