The Roses Are Recovering! Garden Update

Hi everyone! Welcome back to my channel. It has been several days since I've given you an update on my garden. So today I'm going to give you an update specifically on the roses and then maybe show you a few other flowers like the dahlias and the begonias that are still blooming. And of course I still have some petunias that are blooming behind me. I hope you guys enjoy this video. Okay let's go ahead and go directly to the roses first and give you an update. So this is what my rose garden looks like right now. Still not very many flowers but the good news is the roses are recovering. They're recovering from the deer feast I would say. And we have not seen the deer come in to our yard since we barricaded a broken fence. I do have a few flowers that are blooming in my rose garden as you can see over here. This is sunsprite. And then you can see the growth on the roses here. And I have fertilized the roses because they are looking a little bit peaked. You know their leaves are kind of getting yellow. So I wanted to also give the flowers a boost since they are starting to kind of bud here. You can see some of the buds. This is olivia rose right here. I think it's the first one to bloom in its recovery period. So we're gonna go around. I just kind of want to show you how the roses are doing. And that I am getting some buds as you can see right there. So I am excited to know that the roses have survived and are recovering. This is munstead wood. I do have some munstead wood that bloomed right here as you can see. And over here too. Some buds that are forming. So we're gonna go this direction because I do see a couple more roses. This is this is boscobel. Okay this is boscobel right here. It did bloom several times. And we're gonna go this direction. And as you can see I still have not much roses. You know this is a very healthy looking wild eve right here. Look at all the new growth. Now wild eve did not suffer from the deer feeding. So I think that's why it's kind of a little bit more far ahead than the others. This is life of the party. And it has a few blooms on there. And this one right here is the arnwick rose. And it is recovering. I think the arnwick rose was eaten by the deer. But look at all these wonderful buds. I am looking forward to seeing. Oh yes this one right here is um oh I forget the name of this one. This is not a David Austin. But you can see where the deer had been chewing. And you can see where all the growth is happening right here. Okay and then this is the queen of Sweden. The queen of Sweden was also a victim of the deer feast. But it looks like it is recovering nicely. In fact it's got a couple of blooms here. You see right there. And here's some new growth which is nice. All right I am excited to see that the roses are recovering. I do have a few more flowers that I would like to show you. Back here actually let me go this way. I have my limelight hydrangea. Look at this. It is just gorgeous. It is full of flowers. Let me come around over here to give you a better perspective. Look at that. Isn't this gorgeous? I love my limelight hydrangeas. I bought this about I think three years ago. And I bought them online from Proven Winners. And I put them in the pot as you can see over here. However I think this year when they are finished blooming I'm going to be taking them out of the pot and putting them in the ground. Because they are getting pretty tall. They're about they're taller than me. And I'm about 5'2". And this is like this is above my head right here. So I want to be kind to them and give them space to grow. So this is my limelight hydrangea. And I do have some dahlias that are blooming. I have quite a few. Look at this one right here. So we're just going to go around now and look at the other flowers. Look at all the dahlias that are blooming. It's quite a bit windy. We've had quite a mild summer. I live on Central Coast California. And we haven't had too many hot weather here in the 70s. And right now because we're so close to the coast we get this fog. The marine layer I guess what they call it. And so we haven't had any 80s. I think we only got maybe 68 today. And I'm looking forward to getting maybe some warm weather so that my dahlias would take off. But we're looking at some more dahlias here. This is a fuzzy wuzzy. So gorgeous. Such unique. And I did get my dahlias again. I remind you guys from Swan Island Dahlias in Oregon. I think this is hot rod. I've lost most of the tag on my dahlias. So I'm just kind of guessing. This is very unique right here. Look at this beautiful dahlia. So gorgeous. And then this one too. Look at that. So gorgeous. All right. So we're gonna go this direction because I do want to. I do want to. Maybe this direction. I do want to get to the greenhouse to show you how the begonias are doing. So I have some petunias right here. And I do have these. I think these are called wee bit hydrangeas that I got also from Proven Winners. They're very small. They don't get as big as the limelight. But I love them. They're so cute. And we're looking at some more petunias. Here's some more hydrangea right here that's gotten covered. Gorgeous. Just gorgeous. Okay. So let's go ahead and make our way to the greenhouse because I do have some really beautiful flowers in there. Here's some more begonias. Okay. So the first one that I want to show you is this one by the door. This is a gorgeous begonia here. Look at this one. This one is a kind of a double or frilly looking begonia. And these begonias, I don't dig them up. I just leave them in the pot. And they come back every year. So here are some. Before we go to the begonia, I do want to show you this gorgeous, oh my gosh, hibiscus. Look at this gorgeous orange hibiscus with several flowers on them. Isn't this gorgeous? This is just one of those Home Depot hibiscus. And I think this is the second year that I've had it. And I've kept it in the greenhouse. Winter, summer, it's in here. And so I think that's why it's growing nicely. All right. Let's take a look at the begonias because I have a lot of them. And they're blooming so nicely. Look at this pink one right here. And this. Look at that. Loaded with flowers. That's what I like about begonias, is when they bloom, they bloom profusely. Look at this. Gorgeous. So I'm going to go this direction right here because I have some more begonias. I think I have two different kinds of begonias in this pot right here. If you could see the difference on those. But look at that. It is so gorgeous. And then I have these red ones. Look how big that flower is. It is gorgeous. Gorgeous. Gorgeous. Beautiful. I love begonias. Here's another one right here. So beautiful. So there are a couple more things that I want to show you guys. I have a couple of roses that are blooming. So I'm going to walk over there. Let's see. One in my patio. And it is called, and it's blooming so nicely, it is called Make Me Blush. And this one was not eaten by the deer. And I think that's why it looks really nice. Look at the blooms that I have over here. So gorgeous. Look at that. Make Me Blush. This rose right here. Okay. So what I'm going to do is I do have another rose that I want to show you. So we're walking over here. My Eden Climber, I was looking at it the other day. And it's over here in the corner. And it was not eaten by the deer. But I noticed that it's blooming. Look at that. It's got some blooms. So this is the Eden Climber. Look at this. It's so beautiful. And there are more buds that you could see right here. I love Eden Climber. I did buy another one. And the other one is still very small. So what we're going to do is, I think I've done everything on this side. We are going to go this direction here. Let me just turn this off. And then I'll show you the a couple more roses in a minute here. Okay. I made it to the other rose garden here. Now these ones have not been affected by the deer as well. I do need to water them. I've neglected this side. So this is Sheila McQueen. They start out this way. And then they turn like this. It's a quite unique rose. Quite unique. Sheila McQueen. So gorgeous. So gorgeous. Okay. So let's go this direction here. And I believe this is Eglantine. It does have a bloom right here as you could see. Beautiful. And I believe this is Maid Marian right here. It's got some buds. It does have this bloom. Kind of faded. But it has a few buds here that we're going to keep an eye on. Well, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for watching. Please remember to subscribe. I'll see you guys next time. Bye-bye.