JULY GORGEOUS BLOOMS ROSE SPOTLIGHT | CURE BLACKSPOT

Welcome or welcome back to my channel. I had a chance to indulge a little bit to travel to Switzerland. I had an amazing time. The art, culture, food, language, the richness of its history. What a blessing to remember. This one is natural and the next one is duck or the bull. I came back. It's July and my roses of course surprised me with beautiful blooms. They were swaying like it's my homecoming party. It's been really very sporadic video anchors for me this year. Life is busy and I feel like I have to be intentional in just cruising along and be perceptive of the moment. Three roses and spotlight in this video. First, Bathsheba. This one is a climber rose bred by David Austin. Introduced in UK in 2016. The three and a half inch apricot lighter edge up to 170 petal count have strong honey near fragrance. Raised in my garden and potted it last year. This is its whole one year old in my space. I'm kind of disappointed this time with its bloom. I was expecting more intense apricot like how she bloomed the first time last year but seem paler this time and it fades quickly than I expected. So pretty though and I and smell terrific. I know it's too soon to draw my opinion. Hopefully she'll improve as she age. Next, Carding Mill. This rose gets a bad rap out there. Common complaints are not a good repeat. Bloomer, sickly, not winter hardy and gets tall like five feet and then even its color is not spared. They say it's a sad apricot. Haha you all. I am in love and impressed with Carding Mill. Super healthy, good repeat, interesting color transitions from sharp apricot to pinkish to kind of cream at times. It does smell beautiful like myrrh but more of a vanilla. Such a lovely hedge. She gets about seven hours of sun in this spot and is very happy. I hope she'll grow tall but right now she is four by three. Size third year. Next, Moonlight in Paris. Finally, free from blocked spots you guys. I was consistent in cleaning its base, making sure these infected leaves are not rotting with its soil, fertilized and then water. Then I lined this bed here with bark. It worked. She is a vigorous grower with plenty of blooms that last two weeks. Two weeks though almost of zero sun but that's okay. If you like this video give it a boop by hitting the like button and if you haven't subscribed yet please do. It costs zero dollar for you and it means so much to me. Thank you for watching.