r/Roses

This is Emily Brontë planted bare root in March if this year. Gave a decent flush in the spring but the new growth look like this? Other than the stunted leaves, I don’t see the classic dreaded disease characteristics: excessive thorns, cluster of deformed canes etc. I’m tempted to just pull it out as I have a small garden with tons of roses planted close but I want to hear what you guys think first. Pic 5 I bent the cane so you can see the underside.TIA

This is my first ever rose! It’s teasing Georgia, she’s preformed so well and I woke up to a beautiful bunch of them and wanted to share 💛💛💛

Idk if it’s possible but can anyone tell me what kind of roses these are? Bought at HEB today for $10

What kind of bug is living in this or emerged from it

Can anyone give me any advice? I always see these miniature roses at grocery stores and they’re so beautiful I always get them, but then they die… do they grow in containers, or are they meant to grow in the ground?

Hello Everyone,

I recently purchased heirloom roses which arrived at my place in Toronto this week. Now with fall and then winters around the corner, would it be advisable to put them in the ground OR let them be in the containers they arrived in during the winter and ground them next spring ?

Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Found this TINY frog sitting in a friend's rose. This was NOT staged and is one of my all time favorite pictures.

Maiden bloom of Rose of Rosalie by Jalbert, own root from Heirloom. Healthy plant, sturdy petals!

Comprei uma roseira online mas como eu já esperava ela veio abatida por causa do estresse da viagem, hoje é o segundo dia e suas folhas continuam caindo, acredito que não devo molhar enquanto estiver úmida e nem expor diretamente no sol, já passaram por algo assim? Que medidas eu devo tomar para ela se recuperar?

1. David Austin -Susan Williams Ellis

2. Black Baccara

3. Garden princess

4. Carmen wurth

5. David Austin

Third year of blooming

Hi everyone.

So some time later after dead heading my last batch, finally had the pleasure of picking these beauties! (My house smells like a perfume shop now 😂)

Hope you all enjoy them 🙂

For anyone curious about what roses they are:

1st picture are Olivia Rose and Charles Darwin, both from David Austin.

2nd picture is Susan Williams from David Austin and Mr Lincoln Hybrid Tea

Video credited to @malbafont_macrophotography on IG.

I bought these shrub roses from a local nursery about two months ago. They are planted in full sun in my garden. Our soil is pretty heavy on clay but the side areas drain well. We are currently in a drought and I've been trying to keep everyone watered but it's difficult. I have two roses planted near each other and both are turning yellow from their inner leaves, but both pictures are of the worst looking bush.

They were fed with a slow release food upon planting and top dressed with compost. I'm new to roses and clearly am failing these ones somehow. How can I help them?

I’m trying to figure out how best to care for my parents’ roses. I read through the wiki, FAQ, and some posts on black spot so I think I have the basic care info covered. I mostly just want to identify them but I also have a couple questions. The first seven pictures are of the pink roses and the rest are of the white ones.

Pink roses:
- Bought around 2004
- On the west side of the house
- Pretty big blooms
- 10+ feet tall (the fence in the first picture is 6 feet)

White roses:
- Transplanted from my grandma’s garden around 2007
- On the south side of the house
- Smaller blooms
- 6 feet tall

Both types:
- Very mild fragrance that you can’t really smell unless your nose is within an inch or so of the bloom
- Pruned annually but honestly probably not very well
- Watered every week or so in the summer. We live in the Pacific Northwest (western Washington specifically) so it’s pretty rainy the rest of the year
- Perpetually have black spot. Sometimes get powdery mildew
- Height seems to be limited only by the pruning

Questions:

1. Are there any glaring issues aside from the black spot?
2. I’d like to prune them to be less tall and scraggly. What’s the best way to do that? A relative told my mom to just whack em all back to waist height but she’s afraid that will kill them.
3. My mom would like to move the white roses a few feet away from the house this winter. Is there anything that needs to be done differently for transplanting old, established roses?

It opens as a yellow rose, then the edges turn light purple, the middle of the petals becomes white, but the core remains yellow. An interesting rose, and also highly fragrant.

I’ve experienced blood and the copious amounts of sweat…and now the tears.

I’m new to gardening in general. This was my first rose bush. I have another one more out in the open that the deer always nibble (never are every GD flower/bud) at but they leave this one alone at they used to. I put up chairs around it at night and that seems to have solved the nibbles.

She’s a Fun in the Sun and now I don’t know what to do. Help?!

Icing on the cake is that she had three large buds about bloom on top and he chomped them all off, right before we have 70+ people at our house this weekend for a bbq. I was so exited that my roses were going to be showing off!

What I have done so far: watered with morbloom in a panicked, teary rage.

No idea the variety of roses but very fragrant :)