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How to deadhead your Roses
Roses
Heritage roses
Climbing roses
Prune
Trim
Cut back
Care after flowering
Old dead stems
Care after bloom
Please support me on Patreon: / nomadimitri
Roses
Heritage roses
Climbing roses
Prune
Trim
Cut back
Care after flowering
Old dead stems
Care after bloom
Please support me on Patreon: / nomadimitri
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I just found your channel yesterday. I love your teaching style and how you take the different kinds of gardeners into consideration and provide such wonderful instructions and information. Thank you. I'm in Georgia in the US.
@nomadimitri
Жыл бұрын
Thanks so much for your kind words & happy gardening!
I have viewed so many videos on deadheading roses. This is the first video that I have actually been able to comprehend without any difficulty. I absolutely love how effortlessly you make everything so easy to understand! Thank you!😊
@nomadimitri
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much! Understanding the "why" behind the "how" is the key to good gardening!
Nomad my friend…… I wish I had you as my teacher when I was at school, I could have learnt a lot. You have a natural talent for explaining things simply ❤️🔥
@nomadimitri
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much!
Thanks! So helpful. Well explained
Super appreciative to you for making this video and making it so simple to understand and so informative finally a chanel with no confusing unecessary information I thoroughly enjoyed this video I will be sharing this video with friends and family in Australia will certainly be watching all of your videos ,by the way you have an absolute stunning garden I was so blown away by this I have never seen anything quite like this in real life just amazing 😍❤️💕💜😍
@nomadimitri
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much. I am crazy about Australia, is beaches and informal culture!
Thank you. My knockout are wonderful rose. I always singularly dead headed them. This year I did not prune them back and I found after single dead heading the the plant gave many more buds but half as big. First I heard of five heading. I will give it a go.
@nomadimitri
Жыл бұрын
Wonderful. Happy gardening!
Wow,you are better then Monty Don, absolutely right on..x
Thanks so much! Have just subscribed to your awesome video channel, Ann from New Zealand.
@nomadimitri
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks Ann. I got several NZ comments recently on my video on Crocosmia, which is exotic here but seems to be a pest in NZ!
First time to your channel. Trying to watch all your videos. I like the thoroughness and details of your explanations. I'm very visual as a learning and this helps me a great deal. I'm starting to grow a small food forest and edible flowers are part of the garden. I especially enjoyed the climbing rose the was full and in abundance when you were standing underneath the arch. May I ask what the name of it is? It is very beautiful.
@nomadimitri
Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much. I am very much into the edible forest as well, but it's tricky with the short growing season of the Alps. Unfortunately, the climbing rose has no name: most of my roses come from cuttings I made from ancient varieties growing by village churches - a tradition here. Keep gardening!
Thank you Nomad .. very informative .. with long stemmed roses … do I wait until all the flowers have gone past their best before cutting down to 5 leaves ?
@nomadimitri
3 жыл бұрын
You can wait or, of you have the time, cut each one off as they wilt.
Hi nomad, thanks for sharing. But can l know more about carnation? I have quite a lots of flowers but the petals can be easily dropped because insects ate them. How to get rid of the insects. They are inside the petals. Thanks
@nomadimitri
Жыл бұрын
You can also deadhead carnations. If they are infected, you can cut the infected parts completely off or spray them with an organic soap solution for a few days in the case of aphids.
@lyndalee5992
Жыл бұрын
@@nomadimitri thanks 👍🙏
you should have an assistant to hold your camera for you. If you cannot find one, I would love to volunteer!! =)
@nomadimitri
Жыл бұрын
That's very sweet, thank you