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AI GeneratedMarta Potoczek explains how to prune and train climbing roses to maximize bloom density. The core strategy involves training main stems horizontally to activate dormant buds and pruning side shoots to stimulate flowering, ensuring a lush, flower-covered appearance on walls or pergolas.
Hi, this is Marta Potoczek from the Legima Niedziela blog.
Listen, it's finally gotten a bit warmer here with us,
So let's get going and slowly start pruning the roses.
but we're already somewhat past that due to that,
It was so terribly cold.
A very large number of questions come in regarding climbing roses.
Do you want to see how to drive it?
in order to bloom very abundantly,
How should they be pruned to have a huge number of flowers?
Today's episode will be about that. I invite you.
As for cutting, you're the one who's moving,
Of course, we'll need a good pair of pruning shears.
a well-sharpened secateur,
This is very important, so these cuts must not be jerky.
Only those, you know, proper ones.
That's just a super sharp secateur
If you pull roses, you won't tear her fabric
I'll bear it much better.
We will also need gloves for this.
You can use regular gardening gloves.
or such thick ones from the skin.
Greater chance that you won't look like me.
You know, I've already started cutting slowly
I already look like I'm carrying a little kitten.
We will also need an arbitrary cord.
You can use these plastic ones for tying.
or just a regular twine string,
more ecologically.
We will tie the shoots with it.
And of course, I recommend you,
as last year, putting on the jacket,
Which one is already written off as losses,
even if you are very careful,
There's always some urge that gets stuck somewhere.
I know, unfortunately, you know what my jacket looks like,
You've already seen it on film—something's always coming out of her.
This is a garden jacket, and it's already doomed.
Such a life as she has.
Full of holes.
We are now standing by the rose of Bobby James.
This is a climbing rose that blooms
I'll freeze so much that oh!
Amazing, but it blooms only once a year.
I'll only pay at the end of June.
On the other hand, I consider
It is definitely worth it.
Although it happens only once,
I think it's worth it.
That is an amazing effect; these flowers look incredible.
They are open flowers.
They are in such large groups, clusters.
There are many of them.
They cover the entire wall panel,
After that, the roses are grafted onto climbers.
The lilacs have already bloomed in the later part of the year.
Whereas for this effect
at the turn of June and July
I truly love these roses so much.
The rose is very large.
Very strong, such a monster.
It's really growing at an incredible pace.
No, now we'll cut it
so that there would be more of those flowers.
Before we start cutting,
The question that is most frequently asked is,
When you cut roses, or when roses are cut.
These two terms are unrelated to each other.
They are different.
Because I always cut the roses a little earlier.
In Poland, it is customary to say that roses are cut then,
When do snowdrops bloom?
What does it mean that they are cut only in April?
Yes, from the very beginning of my adventures with roses
I'm sending it in March.
When I see that there will be no frosts for a week.
There are no major downpours.
Then I just do it.
The frost will last until mid-May, after all.
What does it mean?
Will it be April, or will it be March?
None for me.
Recently with joy I saw,
that the nursery Rhododendron wrote the same thing,
I'm glad I'm not alone, since I have to cut the roses anyway.
But have you seen my roses in bloom?
That's how I do it.
I respect that someone does it later.
I think this is a decision for each gardener.
I have such a problem here,
Roses often grow among bulbous plants.
I have a huge problem,
to move around there during the cut,
When the onion plants are big enough.
That's why, really, at the beginning
I started cutting them earlier,
I've noticed that in other countries, this theory about forsyces doesn't exist.
Only they truly tend those roses in the front yard.
And of course these are countries,
sometimes such as England,
where springs are warmer
and also European gardeners,
whom I observe,
Therefore, they do it faster.
So the decision is up to you, and I'm doing this now.
We're going after Bobby James, and I'm telling you right now,
How to do it correctly to trim it.
When we buy such a young climbing rose,
It usually has 3-4 main shoots.
Now from the very beginning,
When you have young seedlings,
Those main shoots must be leveled very quickly.
Let's take this still young shoot,
or if you have an older rose,
You can also try with an older one,
Only that the older ones are stiffer
It will be harder for you to hold onto them now,
You can always try.
We take this momentum and try to steer it as smoothly as possible.
As you can see here on my wheel,
I turned it at a 45-degree angle.
From then on, I try to steer the pace.
completely horizontally along the wall.
Now, when we perform such a procedure,
that we will level off this urge,
The bloom will not flourish for us
only at the very top,
Well, if the rose were to go up normally,
Please note that the flowers are only at the very top.
At the moment when we start bending him like this
the more horizontally,
All these stitches that are here,
One will start sprouting shoots at us.
This means that a shoot will grow from each of these eyes.
It will bloom for us.
What produces such an effect,
Not only does this rose cover a vast area for us,
We still have flowers from each of these shoots.
If we lead one shoot lower,
then another little bit higher,
we are creating the effect of such a wall
From each eye, this lateral bud emerges.
No, I just have those flowers.
many times more.
That rose, Bobbie Jane, listen, she's only just,
Now it's truly her third year.
I planted her in the fall of the first year,
In the spring I let her grow
I was just tying these shoots on so horizontally
It wasn't in bloom yet during that first year.
It was not planted in the autumn.
so there's no chance in the case of climbing roses,
so that something, some flowers, would appear there.
Whereas the following spring
What exactly happened there, just
The number of flowers was amazing.
I'm already in this next one after bending down
Those lateral shoots started growing on us
and of course they were pruned in the spring
Then I waited
all those side ones
I trim by one or two stitches
from the main drive, that is, we calculate it ourselves,
Here we have the first, here we have the second eye
I will be pruning this year.
at the first eye.
That will cause everyone to rush into it again
We will probably grow up
two more
There will be really a lot of these flowers.
I'll keep two or three for myself
such lateral shoots that I haven't pruned
And I also folded them over at the very top of the wall panel.
to see what the result will be
and it brought this
That's what I wanted
Thus, these shoots also flowered very vigorously.
A few pieces as well
I leveled them down again, too.
Meanwhile, I'll be trimming the rest now
exactly behind the first stitch
And of course, you can see for yourselves how I do it.
I take the pruner and cut just above the first
and the other eye.
It's the same here.
First, second eye, here we have another stalk,
The same.
Here we have these tiny little shoots,
So I'm cutting all of them right at the first eyelet
very close
this main drive.
Behind me, you can see the rush,
which I specifically left behind in the autumn,
But I wanted to show you in spring how I'll be tying him up.
Of course, you know,
He flew far beyond the little wall.
So I'll pull him in like that,
I'll tie him to the top of the wall with a rope right now.
as level as possible
I'm counting on him to be here just now, in the spring
It will let out many of those short-barreled guns
This part of the wall will bloom as well.
Here it's a bit more in the shade,
so we'll see how far I'm able to go
To the shadow, motivate those roses,
to bloom.
Something else is still there...
Now we are at the wall,
Here I have the New Dawn roses
I'm Jasmine's roses, and I'm trying to lead
exactly the same, meaning to bend over
The main shoots as horizontally as possible,
at least those 45 degrees, so as to have,
Then try it a little bit later
drive the next part of the momentum
as horizontally as possible
As you can see, there is a great deal of it.
those short-legged ones that grew
later, when she was
crouching. And now each of these short-legged ones
I'm just about to leave
one stitch from the main row.
Of course I will
She must have taken an awfully high one.
the ladder, because as you can see
A piece of that rose has come loose from us.
from the wall, also the ladder
It will tie it fairly high, and also all of those
The lateral shoots will be cut off.
just one eye away from the main one
Power. Well then, it worked out.
Cut everything, for now without the ladder, but I'll do it anyway
She must have entered that highest chute.
It's full of old leaves, and
We absolutely do not want this. We must remove it.
all the old lists that were left to us
on those shafts, because they can be
my relatives, some illnesses, too
We remove all the old leaves.
I now only have to attach it.
just as horizontally as possible for those shoots
No, we're hoping they'll be awesome.
The flowers have bloomed. And now we'll go our separate ways.
I'll show you these roses,
which I cannot handle horizontally,
Yet they still grow by the post.
Here we have the roses of the Itaschen descent
Princess, that is, roses whose thorns can break your tongue.
A great rose for shadow,
Beautifully flowering, and this is a low-growing climbing rose.
In the case of low
I noticed the ones creeping by
Fortunately, they also bloom on their lower part
and just those shoots
Cut the sides off these main ones
Just like that, to two, to one
main drive gears
And they will also bloom for us. This also applies here.
to super. And how
I have such shoots; I've already shortened them earlier.
A little bit in autumn, because here it was impossible to get through.
I'm just shortening it
to one, two eyes
Just as we have here. You see
She is constantly tied up here.
with laces, because in summer we really need them very much
Very, but extremely leaking
No, I'm really pulling myself right now
all the shoots,
Which ones are popping out here
longer, shorter. Actually, it doesn't matter
That's not how it is.
if you cut it just a bit longer
It won't bloom. I'm more concerned about the fact that
so that these shoots would be
quite stiff, so that these flowers wouldn't bother me like this
They did not lay down, they did not recline
so that they would be close to that
main drive
If you find such a stem as
I'm weak, I'll cut out one like this right away and show it to you
a shade lighter than pencil lead
Just cut it off right at the very bottom.
He won't have the strength to carry the flowers
And it would be as if it were drawing energy from the bush.
We leave only such shoots as these
pencils and thicker ones. Whereas all
Cut that skinny one right away
to show you.
Oh, ten.
Here you can see those shoots right now.
They were very thin, didn't bloom, and were taking over
energy. I leave only those
main, thick, and I think it seems like
It would have a much greater effect on flowering.
the entire shrub. Here still
I see one just as thin as well
and right at ground level.
I'm cutting it too. Here we have another one
Constance Spry rose, also known as the rose, which
I only receive a paycheck once a year.
As the first famous
David's rose of Ostina.
Wonderful fragrance, exquisite flower shape.
Yes, I'm leading her through the pergola.
Short-lived,
Which ones go along these
I cut the vertical partitions short.
Also 1-2 stitches
from the main drive. Whereas here
Already at this stage these shoots
I lean against the pergola.
Here, everyone else also has that drive,
which will be departing from the starting point
Main one, I'm also cutting it very short.
Also 1-2 stitches.
Young shoots
I was still trying to tie things together here,
so that she would be like that
Completely covered in that rose.
This rose is growing incredibly.
It has such huge shoots. I didn't expect that.
so that they will be just like that.
Whereas she blooms,
that's really little, which
So, it's settled.
I'm doing the same here. We're just doing these super short ones.
shoots
Briefly.
Constance cropped.
Well, it's just, you know, a job.
during which one can easily get seriously hurt,
Oh yes, I really, really love cutting those roses.
I want to see what the subsequent effect is.
As I bend myself, I'm just shortening
short shoots
And then, once she blooms, she's so very beautiful
I know, I know it was worth it
to pass this stage.
We naturally have a bit more climbing rose, but precisely
The same rules apply to all of them.
As much as possible
We level these shoots, prune them
Lateral shoots very short
Then we will have the effect
an incredible amount of flowers, and that's exactly what we need
Of course, the point is for those roses to bloom as abundantly as possible.
Of course, this is not just cutting.
Fertilizing and mulching are also important, of course.
good irrigation, etc., etc.
Whereas, as for all these elements
We'll have something absolutely amazing
Effects. I wanted to show you something else as well
roses on the balcony, because there are always quite a few questions about them
Are they in pots? Roses here
They grew in the earth
before the terrace was built and the contractor
Tarasu made it so that they simply are
boarded with these boards,
They are growing in the ground and there it is
irrigation carried out
Here I have alchemic roses, which I definitely recommend to you
I don't recommend blowing her up there
the building, because it has very large thorns
It's growing quite monstrous.
I also still allow her
to grow and watch whether such a stronger one
I'll be able to restrain her a little bit by cutting.
in her height. Whereas she much
Throwing such a hassle in the middle of summer
and I'm not entirely satisfied with how
It's growing here. Moreover, I also have it
I also bent the shoots.
I've shortened it very briefly and we'll see.
How to cope this year.
And next to me are the Spirit of Freedom roses, that is
a climbing disc, which is very nice
Receipts also at lower levels
I'll cut her exactly the same way as
Itachsen's Hosen Princess
at Altania. She really, as you can
Look here, look how many leaves there are, really
They didn't fall down. Really.
It's enormous.
We've finished the work. Listen, don't forget
about seeing whether on the roses
There are no damaged wires.
thin, worn, too thin
We are trying
All roses, of course, lead onwards.
horizontally. Sometimes, as is known,
Will you have some pole, or
some kind of pergola, along which
It will be hard to do this. Sometimes you might
Try, if the shoots are soft, guide them
Then they will be striking those shoots.
side
Whereas such pruning as you have
I showed it, it really brings fantastic results
I urge you to try it, and I encourage you to do so.
I'm in this year. And today, then
That should probably be all.
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