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Hi Jason! It’s always been such a blast to watch your videos. May I ask one question? My little yellow roses are thriving and blooming a lot now. Just seven stems are too tall than the whole plants. Can I prune the tall stems to half height after they finish this round of blossom? That will probably be around June or July. And should I prune these tall stems at early morning cloudy day or any time of any day? Thanks so much.

What if I want to prune a bush so that it has one single central stalk (trunk)? Can you essentially turn a bush into a tree?

Sir, what about "culinary" lavender for baking and cooking. Thank you.

I brought 2 Camellia plants from a Nursery they have Aphids. I was planning on planting them now I’m wondering should I just throw them out and get something else? I don’t see any aphids on my Roses or Gardenias. Anyone have any advice?

I'm a pensioner want grow in pots under carport not much sunlight

Great video graphics. Thanks for making such an informative and pleasant to watch video.

Summer song is a great rose. I bought one to my mother in Italy. She is just growing now. I wish it was available in the US.

Thanks for this information, now I know more than I used to.

Hello, I, too, echo my appreciation of your videos. Do you ship dry root roses to Saskatchewan? I have such a difficult time finding roses here at our local greenhouses.

Thanks for the real videos!!! Pushing your algo, lol!

good afternoon.. where is your farm located? in the US?

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Are yellow leaves/brown edges on the leaves a sign of over or underwatering?

Gracias, voy a hacer un pequeño vivero de plantas Nativas, Soy de Veracruz, México. Saludos

What nonsense does thou speak of? Propagation license? Poppycock!

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Thank you I just got my first rose bush. 🌹

I LOVE YOUR ROSE FARM I WILL HAVE MY OWN LAND OF JUST ROSES ONE DAY TO MAKE EVERYBODY AROUND ME HAPPY AS WELL !!🌸🙏🏼🫶🏼💝😎

hi,i have a crazy idea, can you grow alfalfa next to rose?like ,60cm away from rose root?

Hi Jason, I purchased 5 knockout rose bushes last year. They all developed the red/black spots. 2 of the plants have died. The remaining 3 are struggling. I decided transplant them to post, do a hard cut and fertilize them really well. My question is, is it safe to plant another rose bush or some other type of plants, in the same spot my roses were previously planted?

Very very helpful information. I now totally understand why my plants are leggy and hopefully can restart and fix this. Thank you !!!

Wow!

Thank you for putting out this video. I had the black canes and cut them down to where I could see a little green growth but was concerned the bush had fatal fungus . I was going to discard it but now, thanks to you, I will wait it out to see if it just had winter temp issue. Also, the advice on the alfalfa meal is appreciated.

Hi, Jason, I love watching your videos as you are always so good at communicating and sharing your knowledge. I live in Washington state and plan to come up to see the farm June 15th and bring some friends with me. You mention phytosanitary certificates to import/export across the border. I intend to call the CFIA and ask if individuals can request spot inspections to get the certificate to take plants for personal use across the border. Do you use one of the approved growing mediums (i.e. potting soil instead of field soil)? I already know you aren't in one of the restricted areas for using potting soil so that's a plus already. 🙂 Many thanks!

Thanks for the info. Looks like it will be easier than I thought to keep these. Do they need to be hardened off, or can you just put them straight outside when the weather warms? AND, if they are put outside into a pot, should they be brought back inside for the winter?

What is the best way to get started Propagating Roses? I have seen so many ways I don't know how to start! What to use , powder or liquid? Thank you

Looking good Jason.👌 This year has been a tough one here, extremely dry, but fortunately got a great rain this past week, filling the water tanks and giving all of the plants a good soaking. So far haven't lost any plants, but it sure was a bit dire. All the fun of living in the high desert. I find it remarkably amazing just how resilient so many plants really are. Glad to see your damaged roses surviving.🤙

Beautiful flowers, beautiful grounds. Thanks for the tour!

Wondering if you use Epsom salts ?

Do you use organic alfalfa pellets or conventional?

I weed my garden by hand, and this year I noticed a lot of seedlings of my lavender plants! I carefully moved them into flowerpots. So now I have more than 150 seedlings by the window, and they are thriving! Now I look for them in the garden and I discover new ones every day 😀 Your advice is awesome. Ordered some seedtrays (a bit premature, I know) , I'm going to collect the seeds of my lavender. A new hobby is born

Nice tips

Can we buy seedlings from your company _farm?

You’re such a natural educator, I always learn something from your videos, even when you are just sharing your first blooming roses. Thank you.

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So happy to hear you promoting organic ways and feeding the soil. Alfalfa pellets are wonderful. I’ve used them for years.

We love our Seven Sisters. We thought we would never find one again after we sold our farm. Thank you

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I wanted to thank you for the Buff Beauty recomm in previous videos. I have put in four and am training them as climbers. This is their first bloom year and I love them. They are "Jason's roses" in my small London garden. I'm delighted.

My rose was dark peach all over the bush for several years. I didn’t prune or fertilize it this year. This year it a med pink. I can’t figure out why it change. Do you know why.

I have a climbing rose that was a cutting off of my grandmothers roses, that are over 50 years old now..They’ve climbed up very high on my trellis..& there’s a few skinny limbs with the very top splitting off into three separate vines , resembling a pitch fork. Should I cut all three of those branches off at once to have just one single vine going up? And will they grow back the same way?.. or does that encourage the plant to grow out more brushy and not straight up? Thank u so much! Very informative video! Really appreciate it

Do these rules apply for when you want to cut fresh roses (rather than dead/spent roses)? If I want to cut fresh roses for a vase, would I cut above the 5 leaf leaflet?

Beautiful!!! So great that Spring is here!

The absolute first were the Rosa rugosa. Of the proper roses, it was Rhapsody in Blue.

My Stanwell Perpetual has exploded with about 200 flowers. I have it in front of a paperback maple. It's over 6 feet tall and sprawls sideways. My other blooming rose is the centifolia Burgundian rose from before 1664. I have two. They took three years to bloom but were worth them wait!

which rooting hormone do you use?

Here in Edmonton our gardens are just waking up. I got so much inspiration from your video andI hope to someday come visit. I was wondering, what was the iris in the foreground when you were showing the horse chestnut?

I watched some of your interesting rose videos which made me try my hand to plant roses. I am a newbie at this and want to know what type and mix of potting medium you use for roses.

Lovely. I have some mini tea roses that were killed to the ground by Seattle's 13 degree days this last summer. They recovered. I did lose many of my uncommon or rare plants such as Allium forrestii. It was the one surviving seed grown out of 5. I won't tell your the whole story but when I but this back into a gallon pot in 2011 (evil lawn grass problems), it grew multiple flowers and I even separated it. Two gallon pots were full of this plant. No seeds. Maybe it needed a certain bug or maybe it needed two separate genetics to set seed. That hurts. Hard to find.

Beautiful. Thank you.