The roses you picked are beautiful and I really like how Green Acres has potted them up for you. I have many roses and some are in containers and some in the ground. Since I have so much rock in my garden, a lot of mine are in containers and I do shift them around as needed. I have not grown any that you have on your list. Bliss Parfuma is a wonderful rose and has bloomed for me even during last summer's heat wave here in Texas. I bought it at the Antique Rose Emporium in Brenham which is worth a visit in spring. The gardens are beautiful.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I am dying to go to the Antique Rose Emporium!

@Winnyj73

5 ай бұрын

Amanda so am I, I live about one and half hour from Brenham, I need to make to the Antique Rose Emporium!😊

Amanda your videos are one of my favorites, I really learn something new every time I watch your videos. I cant wait to see the progress of your new roses and anything else you plant throughout the season, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! 🤗🌹🌷🌻

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Yay! Thank you!

Charlene de monaco is a gorgeous and fragrant rose. Earth Angel is also a beautiful rose. I have Julia Child in a container and while pretty, I do not detect much fragrance compared to the former two. I have to grow most in containers due to limited space but they need to be planted in fairly large containers such as 20"-24" diameter by maybe 20" deep. So far it appears my 12 roses in containers survived the freeze here in my area of Houston which got down to 20 degrees. No leaves have dropped so far. Of course I'll be monitoring them over the next couple of weeks to see if that changes. By the way, these roses were only planted in October, so young. I lost all 17 grafted roses I purchased last May from local garden centers to our horrible summer. Because of this, I only purchase "on own root" roses and buy them from Antique Rose Emporium in Brenham. Also, prior to the freeze, I sprayed them with the Microlife Ocean Harvest which is a seaweed based organic concoction. Then watered them with seaweed and SuperThrive as recommended. Hope this helps.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Yes, own root stock is much more hardy and also much more expensive … but sounds like it is worth it if you lost 17!

@Winnyj73

5 ай бұрын

@wendy5006 I lost 10 roses to our summer as well :( I planted them two years ago early spring although I suspect quite a few of my roses had rossette virus because a few of them showed some of the virus characteristic symptoms and so they weren’t healthy enough to withstand the crazy summer last year. I’m trying to learn more about roses and their care since I love them and would love to be able to have them in my garden, I think I have to keep them in pots to better control the elements, I’m in the northern Houston area, the woodlands and I’m not sure wether is the high humidity plus the intense summer heat that makes it so difficult to keep roses healthy and thriving or the clay heavy soil but it is a challenge for sure. I still have a couple of roses on the ground, one iceberg and one hybrid tea rose that are holding on but they’re struggling with black spot and also were attacked by beetles this past summer; I sprayed them with a mix of peppermint and tea tree oil Castile soap, oil, hydrogen peroxide and water and that helped a bit so I’m waiting to see if they’ll recover or if I’ll need to take them out. I still haven’t made it to Antique Rose Emporium and that’s definitely on my list this season, I just don’t want to give up trying to grow healthy roses 😅 When you say you spray your roses with the micro life ocean harvest you mean you used it as a foliar spray, right? Would you mind sharing what dilution you spray your roses with and how often that can be done? I really need to go to Rose Emporium and pick some varieties that will do better in my area and hopefully learn a few tips from them 😊

@wendy5006

4 ай бұрын

apologies for the late comeback reply. I'm definitely a novice rose grower. I joined the Houston Rose Society just to watch the online meetings and get their newsletter. You can spray the Micro Life Ocean Harvest every week if you want to. It helps strengthen the plant tissue to resist diseases. It's sprayed at a dilution of 2 oz/gal. It should be sprayed when it's not going to rain, so maybe for 24 hrs. Right now, rossarians are spraying with either Neen (does triple job-fungicide/bactericide/insecticide or a combo of copper spray (2 oz) with All Seasons Dormant Spray oil ( 2-1/2 tbls). The copper and Dormant oil can be mixed together and sprayed. I recently sprayed the copper/oil combo. I plan on spraying and my roses with the Ocean Harvest next week again. I watching the weather for tomorrow Saturday 2/10 as Enchanted gardens has a seminar on roses presented by Marie Jenkins who is the manager at Antique Rose Emporium. Hopefully it won't be rained out.

@Winnyj73

4 ай бұрын

@wendy5006 thank you so much for your reply, I did joined the Houston Rose Society a while ago as well but got busy with so many things and didn’t keep up with the membership, I will renew my membership as I know they do have great information in their online meetings. I’m just reading your comment two days after because for some reason the notification went to my spam folder :( but I would’ve loved to attend that seminar by Marie Jenkins, although we got rained out here in the woodlands pretty much the whole day Saturday

Good morning Amanda, Julia Child has been one of my best roses out of 50+ for several yrs. It is incredibly beautiful, smells great and is a prolific bloomer. It was my favorite until last yr when Gabriel Oak showed up and stole the show! 95% of my roses are own root and since they often start out smaller, I plant them in a large pot for a yr or two until I see how they perform. If all goes well, the ones not suited for pots will be planted in the ground. I do have a lot of big pots mixed in with my landscape, I love the way that looks. I have experience with some of the roses on your list; Cinco de Mayo is gorgeous but very thorny, Iceburg is prolific, beautiful, dependable. Altissimo was one of my favs but give it room, it can get huge! Mister Lincoln and Don Juan are both incredible, the rose petals look like velvet. They were both planted last yr so not quite up to speed yet. Funny, I have been tempted by Eden but decided against it since it's a repeat bloomer not a continual bloomer, I go for the latter. Iam keeping an eye on your America climber, it is on my short list. btw, I am in Ca. zone 9a, formerly 9b. hot/dry July, Aug, Sept. we never go below 20 degrees in winter.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

This is awesome info! Thank you so much!

Thanks for the tour of the greenhouse, I could spend all day in the house plant section. The roses you got are just gorgeous. I love that you are going to put them in pots. Great idea so you can move them around your garden. I have knock out roses. I have 2 bare root roses that I bought a few years ago on the clearance rack for a 1.50 each, but can’t remember there names, but they are beautiful, fragrant and rebloomers.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

That’s amazing! I love a clearance plant that turns into a showstopper!

Love the Earth Angel rose! I’m so excited to have Green Acres coming soon to Melissa!!!

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Me too!! I’m so excited that they will be opening one!

Excellent choice of roses, love your both pink roses! I have few roses in my small front and back garden. I noticed roses do their best when planted on the ground. However some people grow theirs in big pots with lots of water and fertiliser! Good luck with yours and happy growing 😊

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Yeah if they are in a pot, it needs to be a big pot!

I love your options. I have the three that you chose and they all bloom abundantly. Earth Angel grows bigger than the specs

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Awesome!!! That makes me so excited!

The parfuma earth angel looks like one I would get. I love it!

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Same!

I’m so jealous that you get to buy roses in person especially the David Austin varieties. I can only buy those online and bear the shipping cost. Ive been wanting 2 eden climbers for a long time but they are out of stock for now. Thank you for taking us shopping with you 😊

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Maybe one day you will get to!

Great video! Love your list and organizing style.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! 😊

Cheers, on your selection of roses, each you choose is on my list, I start all my roses in pots; but like you I’m new to roses. I’ve only grown David Austin varieties fit for my Atlanta, Georgia climate!

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Wonderful!

Good morning! I am definitely one of those people with no self-control when I’m in the garden center, so I feel your pain. LOL. What I do is when I see something perennial at the garden center that I think I can’t live without, I do a mini-class with myself on the spot. I can usually find at least some user feedback about whatever I’m looking at. It helps me TRY to not buy zone 3 plants for my zone 9 garden. 😅

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 SAME! I’ve really had to work hard to contain myself!

❤great choice😊Julia Child is very disease resistant & Earth Angel smels divine , my friend Kelley grows it in Connecticut😊 I like Mr Lincoln, Rio Samba & Chicago Peace though❤

@shesamadgardener

4 ай бұрын

Awesome! I think I’m going to love them!

Enjoy your plant outings. Great information as always. Looking forward to seeing where you place the roses.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I’ll be sure to post about where I place them!

I found a Facebook site for Arizona rose gardeners which is the same climate as me in the California desert. I usually go on that site and type in the name of the rose to see if people are successful growing that variety. I have had success doing that. I'm sure there is a Texas rose site as well. :-)

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

That is a great resource!!! Thanks for posting!

So excited! You got two of the ones I’ve been considering! Julia Child and the Angel!!!! I’ll have to make a trip to Irving

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Awesome!

Hi Amanda! I loved your video on roses! And I LOVE Green Acres! I live in northern CA and we are fortunate to have several stores within about an hour drive. I haven’t shopped for roses from them yet, but your video inspired me to check them out. I’ve been buying roses from a gal who is local to my area, she has a small family farm. “Menagerie Flower & Farm” she’s located in Live Oak, CA (zone 9B) She’s an artist like you are & I think you might enjoy her work as I have. She also ships her bare root roses in case you’d like to try receiving and planting a true bare root rose in cellophane. Happy gardening! 👩🏼‍🌾 🌹💐

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Ooo, thanks! I will go check her out!!!

Brings back all kinds of memories of working with the roses at Penensula Gardens in Gig Harbor WA. 😊

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

That’s so cool! I bet you learned so much!

Easy does it is fabulously. Very hardy and love the picote edges on the petals

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!

Pretty in pink Eden climbing rose

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

🩷🩷🩷

@stephaniefuller

5 ай бұрын

@@shesamadgardener it's my favorite

I got "Garden Party" from Aldi about three years ago as a bareroot for $6--one of its parents is "Peace" and mine honestly looks exactly like "Peace" and not like "Charlotte Armstrong". I had very low expectations but it is a really beautiful rose! It bloomed the first year (planted in the late spring) but in subsequent years it has bloomed more and the flowers are bigger with almost english rose type petals. It smells amazing, too. Maybe keep your eye out.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I e found some great bulbs and plants at ALDIs!

Now i need a rose bush! A little concerned about a container with this crazy deep freeze we have been having in Plano.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Roses are crazy cold hardy! Just make sure it is well watered but if you are worried just bring it inside!

I'm so glad you got earth angel!!! That rose is on my list too. You got a great deal!! I've seen it online for $65

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I was pretty happy with the price!

I need to add more roses and was waiting for the weather to warm up…I will have to go to look if my local nurseries have the bare root roses out! ❤ I’m getting FOMO! Great video 👍🏻

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

FOMO is for real in gardening world!

Thanks for taking us along on your shopping trip it was amazing to see the selection of roses wow!! I have 3 roses in my garden that I purchased from Antique Rose Emporium. 2 climbers - pinky winky and Madame Alfred Carriere and one shrub Souvenir de la Malmaison. All 3 have done very well in the Texas heat and all are in the ground. The 2 climbers are HUGE and are starting their 3rd year the shrub is in its 2nd year.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I am dying to go visit the Antique Rose Emporium!

Oh how fun, I have been getting the newsletter from our Green Acres (there are several in the Sacramento CA area) about their bare-root roses being in. I have that Sunblaze Dragonfruit on my wishlist. I wonder if our Green Acres has it! Being a new release this year I thing they may. I feel a trip to find out is in order. Thank you for the virtual shopping trip.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Is the dragon fruit color as bold as it seems in the photo?

Love Roses! But, have yet to try to grow them. My mother always had the most beautiful Roses! TFS! Blessings!!💙💙🙏🙏🦋🦋

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Thank you! You too!

Great video! I love roses but am new to them! I was glad to see a zone 5 rose, as I'm zone 5 b Maine. Was wondering if you did a video on your journal? If not, could you please do a video, flip through or/and set up on it! Also where to get one like yours! New to journaling too! lol Love all your videos!

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Yes, lots have asked about it, so I’ll try to post a video soon!

Mister Lincoln is on my list. I read they do great here in central Texas. ❤

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I read that too!

@kareninhtownmitchell9191

5 ай бұрын

Long ago, my parents had a Mister Lincoln and a Peace rose in our Temple, Tx garden. Both of them were gorgeous.

Vego now sells bundles of pot cell, tray and humidity dome…..just got some because of your recommendation! Thx

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Wonderful! Thanks for letting me know!

I don’t have any roses in my garden because they are very intimidating to me. Ive always heard they are finicky and hard to care for. I am in LOVE with that Earth Angel rose that you picked up, though. She is gorgeous. I have an arbor at the entrance of my garden that would be perfect for a climbing rose. Maybe I will look into it.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I heard all of the same stuff and stayed away from them for years … but the last year, I have been studying them and if you pick varieties that are appropriate for your location and space, they can be very easy to grow.

Years ago I had Mister Lincoln and Chrysler Imperial red tea roses. They were both beautiful and had the most amazing fragrance. I'm in zone 4/5 so I had to give them winter protection and eventually they succumbed to the cold, but perhaps where you are they would last. Another rose I really liked is Winchester Cathedral that has an unusual almond fragrance. It's a bushy rose and quite hardy. Iceberg is a tough rose, not large, but pretty classic rose shape flowers. I have a pink Knock-out rose that survives my cold winters and blooms nicely, but no fragrance.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I’ll go look up Winchester Cathedral, thanks!

Those are beautiful selections! I got a Julia Child in topiary shape for Mother’s Day from Shades of Green and had it in a pot initially. It didn’t like. I was afraid it would die, so planted it on the ground, amended soil, east side facing with rose tone. Oh my goodness it flourished!! Love, love love it. I think it needed afternoon protection from our scorching summers( I’m in North Plano). FYI, I saw roses at Green Acres last summer that clearly had rose rosette. It looks like the roses you got just got delivered, just keep an eye out for any symptoms.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Good to know! I’m hoping by having mine in pots that I can move them out of the extreme sun if needed!

Oh my gosh, I can't believe they had a Sterling Silver rose! I had one years ago that was so beautiful but very fussy. Even though I've read since that they're difficult, I keep looking for one. So silly of me.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

It’s such a beautiful color!

So much fun to hunt for new roses! I'm so jealous because I'm not allowing myself to buy anymore roses until we move😂 It's so tempting tho!

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

That’s hard to have to wait! When will your move be done?

@tomatoespoppieseverything

5 ай бұрын

@@shesamadgardener It could be awhile😫 I currently have 2 climbing roses, some fairy/miniatures, and about 4-5 tea roses. Most are in containers until we do move. But I get ssooo tempted to buy more🤣

Princess Charlene is one of my hands down favorites! I have quite a few of those varieties. I'm really glad I don't live next to that giant garden center. Too dangerous 😂 I also love anything in the Parfuma series and have Earth Angel. I have been buying more hybrid teas though for cuts. My next will be Queen of Sweden.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Ooo, I didn’t realize there were more in the Parfuma series … I’m going to go look them up, thanks!

@mhubertcfi

5 ай бұрын

I have three of the Eleganza line also bred by Kordes that I've been really happy with as well. We get pretty hot here in Central WA like sometimes over 100 for a month but don't have any humidity (dry side of the state) so I'm not sure how that compares. I suspect it's the humidity more than the heat that hurts roses

Those roses you chose are really pretty. I have the best luck with knockout roses. I have real problems with deer eating my plants, so I hate to spend money for David Austen or Heirloom roses. I'm not going to give those pesky critters a chance to eat a beautiful rose. Also I cannot grow Proven Winner roses in my sandy coastal soil. They don't like any spot in my yard, and they just die. Sigh 😞.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Ugh, it’s seems like deer can be very destructive but there is still something so peaceful knowing they are in the area.

Where do you get your silly garden shirts? Need to order a few for my wife. Love the seed starting and pot planting videos. I'm starting seed planting for the first time in the next weeks. All my new stuff is on order and shipping daily. Take care.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Hi there! I get them from Amazon and Temu!

eden climber is absolutely gorgeous in person, looks like English Garden

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I’m kind of obsessed with its look!

Wonderful tour. What size pot will you be using and will you need to up-pot in 3 years or so

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I’m going to start with something in the 20-24 inch range … if I’m lucky enough that it does really well and needs to be repotted in 3 years, I’ll have to go with something like a 30in but I can’t imagine they would need that especially if I start with a larger pot.

I was just there and didn’t even think to look at their roses. I have a DA Boscobel in a pot and the soil level has really sunk down in the pot. Thinking of re potting it. I guess that would be the similar to a bare root planting?? What do you think??

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

You might just be able to add more compost on top of the soil has sunken … or you could pull the plant out, add compost to the base of the pot and then put plant back in adding more soil where needed.

Hi Amanda. Just curious where you got your planner? 😊🌸

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

It’s a Happy Planner that I modify to fit my needs! I’ve had a lot of questions about, so I will probably do a video in a week or so on it.

@tinastexasgarden

5 ай бұрын

@@shesamadgardener I love watching your videos. I learn a lot about gardening in Texas since I’m still new here. Now you got me wanting to “wander around” in green acres lol. But you know how dangerous that can be. I’m trying to get organized and come in with a plan for my new garden areas.

Wow $32 you should go to Lowe’s or Home Depot same exact Roses for $14 some nine and some 12

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Yep, they have some as well but now always the ones I’m looking for … but I did find 3 at Walmart for $10 each that I’ll be posting about this week!

@heidijones1516

5 ай бұрын

Best to purchase #1 grade for best results. Sometimes the bargain roses can be problematic. I think $32 is a decent price, very reasonable for good quality.

Ok so here’s the deal. Your Don Juan roses are not finished yet: if you crowd it, you’ll restrict air flow and then invite diseases. You have the absolute right idea to wait another season or two. I have discovered a sopping wet area along my veg garden fence. I cannot and will not plant anything there this season until I figure out how to fix it. I’m 90% sure it’s from my attempt to rid a rock garden of invasive weeds. I used black bags to block out light and water. As soon as I remove them, the drainage should improve. But it’s always best to wait if in doubt. OH and that ZZ plant: in my area, indoor plant NOT the one that you showed us (reddish leaves) a very small one is $24. I’m sure the large reddish ones are the ones that are more expensive.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I thought the price for the ZZ seemed insane but sounds on par with your description.

Sorry if I missed it if you mentioned this: are these own root or grafted roses? I have no experience, just that I planted over 10 own root roses that I got from Heirloom Roses last year in my Hill country lot and I am very excited to see how mine will perform. You have a few on your list that I've got planted, my priority is fragrance, then petal counts and last is color. :) The parfuma is both extremely fragrant as well as full, almost peony like so I like that one very much, I only got 1 bloom that I was able to cut and believe it or not it was last week right before our state got that big freeze! Mine are all in the ground.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Truthfully I don’t ask … my guess is most likely grafted as that is the state of most roses these days …. I think the price would have been much higher if it was original root … what do you think?

@heidijones1516

5 ай бұрын

Heirloom Roses is where most of my roses come from. They start out smaller but it's worth the wait!

@vln4443

5 ай бұрын

@@shesamadgardener All of mine were less than the prices on your video because I can't buy ANYTHING without a coupon code LOL. The sizes are the same and the plants were well packaged for shipping. You should definitely give them a try if you can't find a particular one that is on your list. So far I am very happy with my purchases, they are very reputable.

Where did you get your garden planner?

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

It’s a Happy Planner … I’m going to do a video on it since so many people have asked.

Hi I'm in 8a Texas 🥵 (trying to get use of the heat)Amanda and I'm interested in miniature roses or something small to put in my garden, can you give me some help what I should be looking for . thank You I love your channel it has helped me so much😇❤️

@shesamadgardener

4 ай бұрын

Hi there! Yes the heat is rough! I am not familiar with any mini roses but another subscriber has suggested Fairy Rose shrubs multiple times.

I have a question I have never grown roses will bare root roses give you flowers the year you plant them?

@user-dg1zp3ym1k

5 ай бұрын

Yes, I planted DA rose and gave me plenty of blooms in several months with slowing down during the drought heat.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

Yes! They typically give blooms the first year and only get better after that.

Maybe you didn’t have Eden on your list because it is not very fragrant. It might be something that is important to you. It is to me!

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

I think the scent is the best part of roses!

Roses bring Japanese beetles to my garden, so im not into them.

@shesamadgardener

5 ай бұрын

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