Why, When, and How To Deadhead Your Roses
Dead heading roses is the process of removing old blooms to promote new blooms, sooner. In this video you will learn how and where to dead head your roses on the bush. In addition to promoting a faster return to new blooms, removing old blooms can help with the prevention of disease and insects in the garden. If your new, don’t be shy, removing old blooms can be quite satisfying!
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Welcome to our channel!! Videos posted are meant to encourage and help future rose growers in the love of growing roses.
My story with roses began as a teenager, helping my father in his rose garden. We lived on a suburban lot but he grow almost 300 roses! My father competed in local, regional and national rose shows. His garden consisted of mainly exhibition hybrid tea varieties with some mini and mini floras. My biggest chores were digging holes for new roses, weeding, mulching, and putting down compost!
From that experience I found a love for growing lots of things! In my early years I grew vegetables and flowers. For our wedding we grew impatiens in pots all summer and used them as table centerpieces. In 2013 I started with 7 roses, a few for possible exhibiting (Gemini, Gold Medal), a couple from my fathers garden (Elina, European Touch, Ivory Touch), and two for fragrance (Mister Lincoln and Double Delight). In the spring of 2014 I entered my first rose show and won Queen of Show at the Syracuse Rose Society with Gemini. After getting King of Show at the 2014 NY State Fair with Elina, I was hooked!
In 2015 I won Queens at five straight shows (Reading PA, Buffalo, Syracuse, NY State Fair and the American Rose Society National Fall Rose Show). At Nationals, I won Queen with Moonstone, King with European Touch (yes, the bush from my fathers garden 2 years before) and Princess with Veterans Honor. My garden by this point had grown to 42 roses, mainly hybrid tea exhibition roses. In 2016 I won the Queen of Show with Crescendo in Syracuse before moving to Eastern North Carolina in late 2016.
Restarting a garden in a warmer climate was exciting because I could grow more varieties and try different rootstocks (fortunania). Challenges include working with almost 100% sand as “soil”, extreme heat and humidity, wind and hurricanes, lots of bugs and disease! Our garden consists of 44 roses, mainly for exhibiting in shows. Videos on this channel consist of the challenges and victories in our garden.
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My first time at growing Roses, I’ve had people tell me that they are a lot of work, but they’re so beautiful and fragrant. With your help I hope to succeed.
I NEVER comment on videos but had to share how much I love your work, your clear explanations, and how you film your videos. It’s direct, to the point, easy to understand, and you make all of this very approachable. I had 50 DA’s installed this spring, taking my rose count up to 73. I was gone for work for six weeks and the garden was under the care of an “experienced” gardener while I was gone. It was an absolute disaster to come back to, she killed some of the new roses, and ignored others altogether. I have a lot of work to do but your videos give me hope and reassurance.
@user-ut7gb6bs6f
Жыл бұрын
I bought my 1st patio potted rose. I needed these tips to help me trim the old blooms.Thank you.
New rose bush owner here. Easy-going talk and kept it real. AND great close up video capture showing where the cut was and to show descriptive visuals of the various things you were teaching. All the things a new student needs. Thank you. For those reasons, for me, this is the best video I have seen out of about 4 watched so far, and because of this video, I do not feel the need to keep searching for a good beginner video of deadheading roses. Thank you🙂
@patriciabarn118
Жыл бұрын
I agree🙂luv the close ups! Beautiful Roses 🌹 also a beginner here! Thanku
Thank you very much for clarifying dead heading roses for me.
Loved your video! Concise, no wasted time or drama. Thank you!
Wonderful explanation of the dead heading process and the reasons for doing.
I know I’m watching this a year later but this was so incredibly informative. Even your offhand references and classifications informed me of so many things. Thank you!
Helpful video with clear explanation on where exactly to snip. Thank you
Spectacular roses!!! When I see a garden like this - I want to know more of what you are doing 😊 Thank you for sharing!
Great video! Very clear. Thanks so much for zooming in close to the roses. Very helpful for a new gardener.
Wow man you have got some beautiful red roses that just pop! And the rest are awesome! I moved roses from my wife house when she sold her house and moved them to my/ our house and all 5 served! I put a new bed 3ft x20ft lights and I bought more and I have been trying to learn all i can about starts care i thank you and everyone that I have visited on KZread and one day may i be half as good as you! God bless! Thank you!
Absolutely amazing video! Thank you
The video and explanation were the best I have seen on the topic of deadheading.
@RoseyForecast
4 жыл бұрын
Really appreciate that comment. For most videos I just talk but this time I wrote down a few key points I wanted to hit. Thanks again for the comments.
Love this video. Very informative, I didn't know about the 5 leaves. Thank you!
Very informative !! I've watched many others, this is the best video for deadheading Roses and how to care for them.
Thanks for sharing this video, it was very helpful and you have beautiful rose garden.
Thankful for a video that explains so well for a new comer! Very easy to understand and clearly shown how to take care care of my roses!
I absolutely love the hybrid tea roses you have & the colors are just ... what i like... all of them
Thank you for sharing your video it is very informative for me a novice gardener. Your roses 🌹 are beautiful
Very healthy foliage and plants
Thanks for the detailed explanations, which are helpful to me. I’ve started to timely deadhead flowers before they may drop off to transmit pest eggs or plant disease.
Enjoy the video very interesting show exactly what to do.
Sunny Sunday indeed is spectacular! Lovely lovely roses. I subbed cause I think I could learn so much from you. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this very informative video!
Thanks enjoyed the video and it was helpful. 🎉
Very nice video, informative and not full of fluff
Really helpful
Just planted 3 new rose bushes and didn't know this was a must so thanks for the information 😀
I’ve planted my first knockout rose bush this month. Your video gave great suggestions.
I love roses and have just had my hand at pruning a large area of old bushes- it’s sparked my interest. Thank you for making it look easy!
Thank you for the information on dead heading roses. I am new to rose gardening, so your video was just what I needed to get started. Awesome video!
Thanks for the great explanations on what to do for roses to a first timer in TX
Thank you so much! Building my rose garden little by little. Love learning all I can. You did an excellent job explaining things to a newbie. Your garden is beautiful!
@RoseyForecast
4 жыл бұрын
Appreciate the feedback and good luck!
Great video. It's my first time taking care of roses and this is great information. Thanks
I Loved the video, very informative and spectacular directions... beautiful roses bushes...Thanks again for this video... Happy gardening 😉
Very informative! Thank you
@RoseyForecast
9 ай бұрын
You are quite welcome. We have a lot of videos on all aspects of growing roses. Good luck and if you have questions let us know!
Thank you so much for this!! I have two rose bushes and one isn’t blooming at all right now and now I know it’s because I didn’t cut in the correct spot. Very informative video!!
By the looks of your Rose garden i came to the right guy. Beautiful display.
Great info ! Thanks , very clear explanation as to why and when ! Excellent
Thanks for your help...
Soooooo helpful! Thank you for the info! I LOVE my Doris Day roses, and had to replace them this season because I'm still learning how to do roses.
How gorgeous, I can smell them from here!!
OMYGAAAD. SEEING YOUR ROSES KILL ME, I ENVY YOU SO MUCH. ROSE LIKE THIS GOOD FORM AND HIGH CENTRES ARE MY OBSESSION BUT I DONT HAVE NONE. I ALWAYS DREAM TO HAVE ROSE LIKE THIS BUT HERE IN THE NORTHEASTERN PART OF INDIA IN A SMALL TOWN THESE ROSES ARE LIKE A HEAVENS AWAY. I REALLY WANT THEM. 😭😭😭. THESE are soooo beautiful so beautiful. If i have these roses i wont even sleep for days... There in America you could get each and every roses you re so blessed. I use to see in youtube those bareroot roses so healthy roses to buy from Perkins and jacksons and many nurseries...I envy it so much..They are so good quality and use to dream having them.
Excellent information that you provided!!! Thank you!!!
Fantastic video! Thank you for the information 👍
Thanks for sharing Erik beautiful garden you have there .. I'm heading to my garden right now to deadhead some roses .. new subscriber here 👋 😃
Awesome presentation! Thank you very much! I learned so much on how to properly care for my rose bushes. I have 2 and struggled with them. I'm hopeful this will inspire me to do better
@RoseyForecast
9 ай бұрын
I really appreciate that. I have many videos on care, be sure to check them out and ask questions as needed. Second, be sure to buy good varieties. You mentioned your two are struggling. It may not be your care but a tough variety to grow from the start. Let me know if you need suggestions.
@sexualbutterfly
2 ай бұрын
Great video all the way around. No rambling at all! Straightforward with great helpful information for a beginner such as myself. Very easy to listen to. No need to constantly rewind to understand, but only to admire some of the beautiful 🌹. Definitely subscribed!
Excellent. What a help. Thank you.
Great video thanks👍 beautiful roses 🌹
I try so hard with roses, I’m just not good with them. Someone around the corner from me doesn’t take care of their yard but they get the most beautiful roses on their plants.
Excellent video sir
Excellent information, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for sharing!
I wish I knew to get lots of blooms like you. I live in Central Florida
Your video was very informative thank you. I am new at growing roses so I’m pretty much clueless.
Omg....... Your roses are sooooooo amazingly beautiful. You know what actually are beautiful roses. You have the best collection of roses in the world Always collect only these types of roses not like these famous David Austin roses which are so fluffy no shape no forms. Those looks like just a rose with just a flower. But these types of roses are the best .🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you
Thanks for the education, analysis, and update. Share w/public in the USA. 9/20/2021, 3:58 a.m.
Very nice presentation!! Thank you for the information.
youre rose garden is beautiful
Your roses are IMMACULATE!
learning. Thank you so much having issues with leaves holes and disintegrating
Thanks, exactly what I was looking for
Loved your video! Very informative
Beautiful.i loveeee roses wish i could get them to grow here in Barbados like yours.
🙏❤️ thank you I am a new subscriber.
Great easy informative video. Do you have a video for how to fix disease problems and climbing roses?
Thank you for making it simple!
Very good video, easy to undersrand, as I am a newbie, thankyou
Very well put together video and explanation. Subscribed, you're awesome.
I have a Mr. Lincoln out front. The roses are so beautiful and fragrant.
Your video was very informative I have just been to an apartment that has beautiful beautiful roses but yet I wanted to make sure what to do when I see that the blooms are starting to die.
Beautiful roses……my darn roses are full of yellow leaves and leaves with holes…. I’m preparing to spray them before cutting them back before winter….. I also have not added mulch…. my goal next spring is to have roses 🌹 like yours….. green with envy of your rose garden 🪴
Loved your video
Very informative and well explained....
Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🦘👍
Thanks for the helpful video
Awesome 👌
thx for this simple great video🤘🏻🏁
Your rose garden is BEAUTIFUL 🤩! It’s a dream of mine to have a home 🏡 one day with a proper back yard to have one of my own. You can see how much you love and care for them. They’re absolutely thriving! Are hybrid teas really that hard to take care of?
I dry my old petals out for potpourri. Good video.
I have Mr. Lincoln I planted it for memory of my husband's passing. Gave me a rose immediately never seen that before must have been him letting me know he's watching over me😢
Very helpful tks
I am so glad you said we don’t need to cut down to the 5 leaves because sometimes that is just way too far down. Also, when I do remove the head should I dispose of it far from the plant or can I leave it in a bin near the plant...does it matter?
Very informative
Great work. I'm enjoying the content.
You’re doing great I want to do great too. I’ve never been able to grow rosebushes not that I mom I’ve been planter
Thank you! Just started growing roses and want to plant more! Any recommendations as to which kind I should grow in Cincinnati?
Absolutely beautiful rose garden! I finally am having success growing roses in south Florida, but am new to them. What are the poles are around each bush?
I had a neighbor ask me, "Why are you cutting down your roses?" I said, "I'm not... I'm deadheading them." I explained how it helps the plant to create new blooms, and be fuller when it comes back. I use a battery powered small hedge clipper on mine. I made sure the cuts are clean. I actually have the best looking rose bush in the neighborhood. It's actually a square hedge now. 🐀🐾
Very informative and detailed. I learned a lot. Gemini is it? It’s beautiful.
great!
I am not a gardener nor a rosarian, but my new home has pink rose bushes in the front of it. I have no idea how to take care of them. I must learn.
finally a thorough explanation on deadheading! thank you!! I’ve been afraid of dead heading the bush outside my apartment since my landlord has left the country. Wondering... at what point do I not deadhead so I can ensure hips grow?
@djratino
2 жыл бұрын
Rose hips are the fruit left over from the flowers. They'll suck up a lot of energy and you'll get smaller roses. However, some people grow them and dry them for the homemade vitamin C.
Hi I'm a new subscriber, can you tell me the names of the Rose's on your video. Their so beautiful. Which Rose's are easier to grow in your opinion? Great tips and video, thank you.
I live close to Charlotte north Carolina and my roses especially the hybrid teas don't look like that they are like sticks with a few leaves and with all the rain we get don't do well but my David Austin rosebush is growing like crazy
thank you beautiful
What about newly planned roses? Mine has been planted about a month an the 4 roses on them finally are dry and done. Should i deadhead them?
Do you have any tips for deadheading the Chicago peace rose? I live in zone 9. Thank you in advance
What do I do to avoid Japanese beetles This year? Any tips? My neighbors removed his roses altogether.