How to Prune Your Roses, It's Easier Than You Think!

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[roxannawalker]

Well Done! I truly enjoyed this video! I am very new to the "ROSE" addiction and this video was excellent! I have saved it! Thank you so very much!

[LindaLipkis]

Thank you for this primer on pruning! I find that Neem oil works really well as a blackspot preventative, and also keeps pests under control. I apply it starting when the leaves are new and reapply every week to ten days. Best to apply it either very early in the morning or in the late afternoon, because sometimes Neem oil can cause leaves to burn in the direct sun. Also, don't apply it right before rain is expected.

[jaleinegreen]

Good morning Jenny! Thanks so much for sharing this with us, I especially appreciated it because I have always found Rose pruning particularly “challenging “🙏🏼 maybe now I will have a little more confidence with this necessary task!👍🏻

[erinlee]

My local ag office was super helpful with the fungicides and recommending classes and how to alternate them, since we get black spot so bad. Alternating different classes which is that they work differently. Really, really helped reduce my black spot load on my roses this year!

[joshhoux]

Great informative video! Thanks for the help!

[susanbusching]

Jenny, I have heard you try to train you leaders in a side way s form going up trellis, that way your shoots that come off the leaders will produce better ? Of course those are the shoots you trim back to flower. Have you heard that? I’ve just got my first climbing roses spring 24 and have started that process.. Thank you so much for this video.❤

[fromseedtobloommedia]

My roses are pushing new growth already even as cold as it has been, time to prune in 8a Georgia!

[vickies]

I do enjoy seeing your different earrings. Just fun to see!

[mytigereyez]

OH, MY STARS, seriously the BEST BEST BEST video on rose trimming! I'm normally scared but now I'm excited. Such a perfect explanation. LOVE your videos!

[linakhoury]

Hi Jenny 🌺. Good prunning . Your roses are going to be amazing in spring . Have a great day .🌺🌻🌺🌻

[Thisistexasgardening]

Here to learn more about climbers & you did not disappoint! You made that so easy to understand, thank you!!

[tinam]

Thanks for sharing this valuable information, Jenny. I love it when you do this for us because it's our great reminder to get out and prune those babies, lol.

[juliafiore]

Good morning, Jenny☕️I planted my first two roses last year. One is a David Austin climber and the other is a yellow rose standard and this video was so helpful. I didn’t know I’m supposed to defoliate them! Have a Blessed Day 😊🐶

[JenniferNonillion]

Good golly, Jenny! Great job on this tutorial. I finally understand how to prune my climber thanks to you starting at the base and working your way up the canes. I also feel better about my deer pruning a leader every now and again knowing a new leader will come from the leftover cane. The photos of a dead cane and new growth on the shrub rose were a smart edition. It’s always a pleasure; you’re a joy to watch.

[rhondamartin]

Thank you. I have a climbing rose. It is wild. I’ll definitely need gloves and patience. Now I can handle her and know what to do.

[christinawyckoff]

Thanks for showing in the information appreciate watching you 👍💙🍀💓💞💟👍🙏

[mandypaul]

This tutorial has been an answered prayer. You explain things so well. Thank you so much!!! 🌹

[gracefulgrowing]

Question, so, when you're pruning, you're climbing rose. Do the roses bloom on the new growth witch is the side shoots? The canes that are on there right now will not have roses on them, Is that correct? I just love your videos. I look forward to them every morning. Thank you for continuing to educate me and inspire me.❤❤

[dbueter]

The little bird that came to say hi! Precious!

[claudialiebscher]

Thank you for sharing this video, it was very useful and helpful with my roses. Love your videos 🎉🎉🎉