How to plant a rose garden

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Roses are often overlooked as a landscape plant by today's new gardeners. Why? They probably have the mistaken belief that they're hard-work and high-maintenance. Reality is if your select the right roses & plant them well they are a reliable, beautiful AND sustainable garden addition. Whether you're a first-time rose grower or a seasoned gardener you'll find this short video is packed with tips on how to best plant a rose garden to achieve a blooming brilliant outcome! If you like my videos don't forget to visit & 'like' me on FaceBook to keep up-to-date with all things garden lifestyle, sustainability & horticulture related! http://tiny.cc/j7qdu

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TRYING TO GROW A ROSE GARDEN NEED HELP QUICK!

Thankyou Adam for your invaluable info........as a beginner rose gardener and expert lover of roses, the front of my home shall be transformed within the coming weeks..........rock on summer for the flowers:)

good very good

Hi, it's been 4 years since you posted this video... could we request an update on the rose bed to see how it's doing? :D

what is the name of the plant with those round leaves in your garden?

Thank you, I am looking at putting Roses in this year!!
~Jilly

Hi Adam , your videos are amazing.
I have a question, I planted this year several roses plants in my yard. My problem is , the roses flourish and then die fast what is going on ? Plz advise?

Roses are 'solitary' flowers ; they don't like "rotten leaves and petals" around the plant!

Hi. Pleas if u can help me with a problem I have for a long time. I have same plans in pots because this is the situation at the moment but at the top of the soil are same insects very small and hoping, what are thy, is it bad for the plants? Thank u for your time.
I’m battling for long time with the black spots on the lives, I don’t now what to do anymore, I’ve change the soil, I move them in different part of the garden, I dint what to use chemicals as they kill the ladybirds. Pleas HELP.
Thank you

This is how they do it in Ecuador! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7y7a5JyUKs

Hi Adam, what time of the year should the stems be planted? Autumn or Spring? Thanks!

Check out perma culture and biodynamic and organic gardening. If you do composting and grow everything naturally you don't ever have to buy fertilizer or Earth soil. Just keep it in a natural life cycle and allow anything organic from the plants to stay in the planting beds and also add your own soil from compost into the beds. Worms make compost into the best and most fertile Earth soil possible. Check out John Kohler's videos. Check out the books by Dr. Rudolf Steiner.

So you dnt want mulch touching the rosé at the trunk?

How do you get the rose bushes to have healthy leaves? Leaves on my bushes all drop and I have to see ugly stems!! Help!

How do you overcome the mere problems in growing roses?I am so proud of you for having a green thumb. But I must be thankful that you were able to share your reliable tricks on growing them productively. Nice presentation indeed!

Thank you so much, Adam. I followed your advice and have planted a rose garden in the front garden this afternoon, after preparing the soil with cow manure and organic compost.

I planted three standard iceberg roses with 4 carpet roses beneath (2 x lipstick pink + 2 x white) and watered in with seasol. Then I mulched with a good quality sugar cane mulch and hosed that down as you suggested.

I'm looking forward to the blooms over the coming summer months!

Who would have thought that planting rose garden is stunningly perfect! Anyway, I am so thankful for these tips because they are very helpful especially for beginners. You did the best plan on it and I strongly believe that you will get best output too. Everybody loves roses without any hesitation. I will truly recommend this post!

our climbing roses do put on a good display but only for about 2 months (uk) if cut back after flowering. my mums old ones in the ground have their own bed and enough space and are still just a mess; stickey, bare, just a few weeks of flowers and not worth the space. i dont know if theyre just old or and bad variety but i never see any good specimens anywhere around where i live.

I'll be making a vid on pruning these roses soon gabrielgutierrez8282 so stay tuned :)

Gee that's a bit harsh Tim :) Well cared for roses should look good for well over 9 months of the year. This year the ones I planted in this video started blooming in late winter (august) & kept going until around a month ago (early june) That whole time the've also been big & bushy, barely a thorny stick in sight :)