Tree Rose Pruning (Rose Standard)

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[bryancrawford]

Thanks Jason, yours is the only advice I listen to regarding anything to do with roses.

[skyz]

Whew! Talk about a crew cut ! Never would of thought we could cut back so much .

Always informative !

[vanessao]

You do an excellent job delivering your presentation. You thoroughly explain your points in a manner that anyone can understand, while keeping the length to a minimum. Your visuals are thorough and very helpful. I will definitely look back and forward for more of your presentations. Thank you.

[unclegianttreatboxhouse]

Thanks for the info! I bought two tree roses last year, and will prune it according to your instructions. I didn't know that you can heavily prune it!

[channelnoise]

Thank you for your pruning videos. I always learn so much. It’s hard for me to understand Rose pruning and fertilizing in zone 9. The roses never stop growing and most are in containers. Never the less, they are beautiful plants. I especially love the fragrant ones with lots of vivid color.

[mastiffmom]

I have absolutely no confidence in myself about pruning. I’m going to watch several videos to see if I can build my self esteem.
Thanks so much for sharing!

[djlowtek]

Thank you. This gave me the confidence to really prune down much further than I was comfortable with for the last couple years. The rose trees have gotten really stalky and unruly and I realize now I wasn't trimming them down far enough. Kind of scared but it seems like they can survive an extreme cut back.

[craigcaski]

Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge, Jason. I love watching your videos as I'm falling asleep. They are so calming.

[ringostar]

Thank you Jason for a very informative clip. Growing roses for the first time, so it really helps.

[sherrywalker]

Wow, it looks like you have done this a few times. Thanks!

[Criminaljustice]

Great tutorial. I have 5 of these and was afraid to cut them back like this. I'll be pruning them today :)

[katiemccue]

Thank you for answering my question, you were most helpful, I really appreciate your videos and your answer to me!!!

[andreaainsley]

Thank you so much for all this excellent information, I can't wait to put to use your expert advice! I really appreciate your specificity and detailed explanations!

[LNTH]

Thankyou for this video. I've recently moved into a house with 7 of these scattered about the yard in a very bad state of neglect. I don't think they've been properly pruned in years. 😞. At least I now know I can prune them back quite a lot to regain some shape & balance. I'll just have to keep looking at them for a while till after winter here in Oz though.

[winterliy-]

Excellent information . I see you have to be just as judicious with tree rose pruning as with shrub roses. It can be a bit daunting in that tree roses a fairly expensive

[Chocolatecaramel]

Thank you 🙏🏽 I live in a very hot country and looking forward to pruning rose’s form like in Europe 🥰

[Craig_Humphries]

You only had a few hundred subscribers when I first stumbled across your channel. Congratulations on the 20k!

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[lindalopez]

Well explained, all I needed to know about tree roses I just bought 2 I had never seen them before and i just had to buy them 😅😅

[torontogirl]

Thank you for video, very informative. I live in Greenville, SC. Our weather here is crazy. Had 70F one week, things were confused and started budding, then got into 40's and last week we had a snow storm and expect cold weather, then 40's, 50's. Things bud, then it gets cold. I have a ketchup/mustard tree rose and wondered when should I prune? Even I'm confused! 😀 Thank you!