Roses: Save a Dying Rose Bush Plant (easy and effective)!

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Yes, I have a bad infestation of voles in my garden this year and they are killing plants right and left. To my despair, some are my precious roses. They are eating the roots down to nothing.
This method works for any rose you may have that is dying for a variety of reasons.
Here is how I saved one rose so far and hope to save another that has been ravaged even more. I will share that one again and show you whether it lives or dies. I show you the stub at the end of the video.
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@vespersongs Год назад

We have a vole problem as well, so I have had my husband make "cages" out of hardward cloth-basically a 12-inch "pot" made of 1/2" hardware cloth. I dig up the rose, and replant it in the "pot" underground. That way it's free to send out roots, but the voles can't get to the heart root. It's working really well!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

thank you. That is great to know, I have been starting to do that as well and I have started putting in metal raised beds with the hardware cloth lining the bottom. They have started to eat all my oriental poppies, echinacea, and nicotiana and I had to get serious. I have found I am battling gophers and not voles. So far.

@angelahudson5812 4 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your gardening expertise! You’re a wonderful teacher, and I’m learning so much! 😊

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

I'm so glad! That is my goal, to share my successes and failures so I can help others in their garden journey!

@tinaalmeidam4479 Год назад

Wow just wow great come back!!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

It is blooming away now, I need to plant it again with a cage so it can keep on going!

@suzanparrish4798 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing! Gonna go save some roses!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

I wish you success!

@vanessa03va 3 года назад

Wow that’s amazing!!! Thank you so much for the video

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

You are so welcome!

@toribouse2764 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! My mini roses have been through a lot due to my learning curve. She’s been revived once already, and I thought she was a goner this time. I’m hoping your video saved her! She’s one of my first plants, so here’s to hoping!🩵

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 5 месяцев назад

Glad I could help! I wish you success with your mini roses and may they recover nicely.

@moomoon1410 4 года назад

Amazing job. Thumbs up Madam.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

Thanks a lot

@ladyela9283 Год назад

Oh, here I am, again. I was looking for a follow-up on the other rose that was chewed up by voles, and I found this one, again. I was just curious if it made it and how it looked, but I'm sure you did a great job.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

Yes it did, I will be sure and see if there is a follow up. It has been awhile and yes this rose did beautifully after potting it up as well as others I had to do this to. Next up for my roses I am going to show out to make a gopher cage so I can plant them directly into the ground.

@sumitabiswas6434 2 года назад

Nice information. Thanks.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@kelzbee4981 3 года назад

Don't be sorry for cousin itt hair 😂🤣 Thank you for making this video!!!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

Lol, sometimes it is just a bit wild. You are welcome, I have had to save one too many but now I am trapping the gophers. I will let everyone know what is working soon.

@dorbrown6251 4 года назад

you are amazing!!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

Wow, thank you!

@everythingsucks6086 3 года назад

I know I'm late but, Thank you for making this! I'm dealing with this and was worried about cutting that low, but know I see👀

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

I was surprised that it even grew more roots. Before the summer was out I had to save many more in this condition. But I was glad it worked.

@everythingsucks6086 3 года назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhouse i hope mine do well too! I'll let you know how they turn out!

@Lindamontes5 2 года назад

Great video 👏🏻

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed

@Saahib_K Год назад

Very cool!!!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it. 😄

@mariagaribay9514 4 года назад

Hello! I am so glad I found your channel. I recently moved. And will like to take my rose bush with me. I live in Southern California. Currently fall. Spring should be arriving in about three weeks. When is the best time to dig it up and replant it? Thanks in advance.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

Right now would be a great time, pot it up and take care of it in the pot until you move. If you move and it is the hot part of the year (like Fall in Southern Calif.) you will want to prune it back hard, dig it up and pot up to move. The hard prune forces it to put energy into roots instead of blooms. Just be sure to keep it watered until it reestablishes, it you don't get rain. Which we haven't gotten for a month here in Northern Calif. These roses in this video were done mid-summer and they did great.

@thebluebutterfly81 4 года назад

Hello! Great video, thank you for sharing! Would you recommend doing the same for a rose tree that has been damaged by japanese bettles?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

Well, I am not experienced with Japanese Beetles but what I have read it seems they don't eat the roots so I don't think so. This was damaged by the roots being eaten not the leaves. Japanese Beetle usually only cause cosmetic damage to the roses and it should recover if you keep it watered and fed (I love worm castings for this as they are never too strong and they add to the soil health as well). Sorry I couldn't be more help. Japanese Beetles have yet to arrive here but I am sure they will.

@katm.1124 4 года назад

Omgggg I would be so mad! I dont even know what voles are lol. I live in ohio. Where do u live? That rose recovered AMAZING!! beautiful 😍

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

Voles are like rats that use gopher and mole tunnels to eat your plants from the bottom up. I also have gophers, so who the true culprit is up in the air. I am slowly moving all my roses to containers as I am losing the battle with the plant eating critters.

@nicolefuenfhausen 3 года назад

I loved this video. My puppy dug my beautiful rose up and ate alot of its roots. I moved the bush to the front of my house. I used your advice and cut the bush back. I am waiting to see if it will live. How long should I wait to see if it comes back?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

Give it plenty of time to recover. I would say in a month you should see signs of growth if it survived.

@butterfly-iu5ig 4 года назад

You helped me out a lot, I have two knock out roses that are in bad shape. Now I know what to do with them. Thank so much!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

You are welcome. I had to dig up another rose this week and it was chewed up by voles too. I found a safe product that repels them so I am hoping they are leaving my garden as we speak.

@angel.heart007 3 года назад

Great information! What would you recommend in my situation.... I live in South Texas. My rose bush has been significantly deprived of nourishment. It’s very leggy about 5ft tall but not healthy at all. Should I take it out of the ground or leave it, should I just cut all the way down to the bottom? And when? It’s winter now is there anything I can do now or do I need to wait?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

I am assuming you have mild winter weather. Right now, I would leave it in the ground, prune it back to knee high, prune out any crossing canes and cover the ground around it with a good 2 to 3 inches of good compost. Make sure it has plenty of water. Since you do not relate what type rose it is I can only give generic advice but with most roses the above steps will help rejuvenate it some.

@wintress211 4 года назад

Hi. We're now in hot July and I'm seeing there are rules against pruning during the summer. However, my rose bushes have literally lost all their leaves to black spot and mildew. The stems are still green. Should I prune them, fertilize them or leave them alone after cleaning up around the base?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

No need to prune, only dead head if needed. Just keep them watered and maybe give them each a cup of worm castings. Studies have shown worm castings encourage microbes in the soil that combat the fungal diseases in roses. Most nurseries and garden centers have worm castings. Plus the castings provide a mild feed too.

@yvonnegibson5304 4 года назад

This is just what I was looking for, but my Rose bush has leaves on only one stems the others are bare but look healthy what should I do? I'm in Zone 6a Michigan. Thank you

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

Give it time, it is just waking up.

@tazminetarver4293 2 года назад

Thanks for this video! I have a very large rose bush planted in my backyard in Arizona & the previous owner said to water it once a week. Is that accurate?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

It is hard for me to say but if that is how they treated it and it did well then I would go for it. So many factors play a part, like how long they watered it once a week, what is your climate etc. But it sounds like they watered deeply so it can go longer between watering as it has developed very deep roots. (very good strategy)

@icspotts11 2 года назад

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@moms4ourkids765 11 месяцев назад

Purchased 2new plants that need full sun. Planted one in pot the other in ground. Nothing happened. The one in pot is rotting. I'll be going back for a refund. The healthy ones are like this video. I found morning glory veins choking choking the roots.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 11 месяцев назад

thankfully, the morning glories I plant are the annuals and don't get out of control. So are you talking about bindweed? That stuff is noxious for sure!

@moiraodell7884 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. I have a rose in the state of the second one in this video, just a little stringy bit of root left. I watched your video about how to grow from cuttings, so I'm going to try to save her and clone her at the same time. Honestly, I was literally crying last night because I was so upset--this rose has been so beautiful all summer, and even had buds this late in October. I would like to know, though, how things went with your second rose, but you don't seem to have a video for that?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

Yes, the second one made it but it took much longer to recover. It not only recovered but bloomed beautifully this year.

@moiraodell7884 2 года назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Thank you so much for answering. I'm fretting over this rose like you wouldn't believe. I have it separated into three pots in the house right now--there's a freeze warning for the next week or so--and I bought the potting stuff. I already had rooting hormone from a failed attempt to clone the neighbour's holly. I think, should any survive, when I plant them I'm going to raid my great-grandmother's flower bed for daffodils and plant them around the roses. 9Heaven knows there are plenty of daffodils, after almost thirty years of living here!)

@2011liya 4 года назад

I transplant my DA climbing rose at the end of April, the stems starting to die since then. Out of desperation, I keep on fertilizing it and made further damage( I guess root burn?).Now I get only about one feet long branch live left, I feel the rose Is dying, will you suggest me dig it out and put in the pot like how you did?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

It is hard to say. But definitely stop fertilizing, as you probably have already figured out. There are so many variables that can effect the outcome leaving it in place. I can't hurt to go ahead and pot it back up and then you can control more, keep it in a cooler area until it recovers, maybe morning sun afternoon shade. Without a good root system it is hard for it to take up water and nutrients. Hopefully it is not too late. Wish I could be more help.

@2011liya 4 года назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Thank you very much, I already dug out and put it in the pot. I notice thoes small roots outside of the soil became brown, I am not quite sure about if the big main roots are still alive. The last stem and leaves looks dried out , I feel it is almost impossible to survive, i think the only thing I can do is wait...

@scam 3 года назад

I've poisoned my Rose cutting with too much pesticide. The leaves died & the main branch yellowed about 60% down to the roots so I cut it off, do you think it can recover? I have rinsed it with water so there is less pesticide in the soil & added liquid fertiliser.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

I have not experienced that as I don't use pesticides but if there is any green left on the stem there is a chance it can recover.

@scam 3 года назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhouse I'll let you know if it survives in case you ever get asked this again :)

@elle3072 3 года назад

Any chance you have suggestions for getting rid of voles? They have destroyed my garden horribly and I am desperately trying it get rid of them. I’m definitely going to try and revive my rose bush.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

I feel your pain! No everything I have tried as failed. This week I am testing out using the potato flakes, you know the ones you buy in a box called instant mashed potatoes. Supposedly they eat it and it inflates in their stomach and they die. I doubt it really works but it can't hurt and I am desperate. They have really caused so much damage in my garden.

@pegjones7682 Год назад

I am trying cornmeal or flour mixed with equal parts bicarbonate of soda, recipe on youtube,hoping it gets rid of the little devils after doing hundreds of dollars of damage.

@cubonefan3 2 года назад

My Australian Kelpie dog will hunt your moles and voles. She digs them up just like a fox does. I have an amazing video of her doing this. …It’s so much fun for her. If you live close by I can bring her to you for extermination services lol.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

thank you for the offer. When I lived in the valley my neighbor had a rat terrier, he was a vole/gopher/mole hunting machine! Of course he dug great planting holes while getting those critters. 😄

@marutirtha 3 года назад

My indoor mini rose was doing nice for last few months but now it started loosing leaf rapidly..the end of leaf is turning black..then leaf getting yellow and falling off..i tried almost everything but nothing helped..its winter {we have indoor heater on} so not sure if its winter effect as sunlight is very low now and its cloudy almost everyday... what do you suggest to save her :(

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

I cannot keep the mini roses alive indoors to save my life! I have to put them out in the greenhouse once they start to show signs like you state here. If you have somewhere protected with bright light and cool temps to let it go dormant that would be my solution. Once I place mine outdoors they recover. I wish I had an answer for keeping it alive inside but I have failed everytime.

@MaryAnnGalvin 4 года назад

Pamela, we are having the same problem with voles in our rose garden. Do you have any suggestions on how to get rid of them?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

I feel for you. So I have had to dig up and pot most of mine but the MoleMax liquid seems to be working and I am going to try the Castor Oil now too, the only down side is you have to keep re-applying to keep them out.

@elianaotey317 4 года назад

What is voles ?

@anidiotnamedbug8960 4 года назад

@@elianaotey317 small rodent. They dig like hell and uproot plants

@zz3877 3 года назад

Hi, I’m wondering whether the voles could get to plants in container? Thanks

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

I have heard they can. I have recently found that I am actually dealing with gophers too!

@bleedinglove860790 4 года назад

I recently potted some new rose bushes in pots but they seem to be wilting, for example some of the white roses started turning brown after a few days, any tips on what I might be doing wrong, I’d really appreciate your insight.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

Without knowing more of the particulars like weather, site etc I can only toss out a guess. They probably are just experiencing the shock of transplanting. Try not to over water and put them in a shady spot until they recover. I wish you success.

@bleedinglove860790 4 года назад

Flower Patch Farmhouse many thanks for your reply. It’s my first foray into gardening so I really appreciate the encouragement.

@pegjones7682 Год назад

Overwatering, do your pots have drainage? Or underwatering.

@techworld8961 Год назад

What if the rose bush is too big, too old and has too deep roots to dig up? Is there a way to revive it if some main stems are dying? Many thanks!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

That depends, is it planted on its own roots or is it grafted. If it is grafted you can prune it hard and it will send out new shoots from the roots but if it is grafted then that won't work. Grafted roses do die off after 15 to 20 years but own root roses can live on.

@techworld8961 Год назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhouse thank you very much for your response. I am not too sure how or when they were planted. I’m guessing they were planted on their own roots.

@sarmishthabanerjee1057 2 года назад

Hi, I have transplanted a rose plant from my backyard to my fro turf 1 week ago. It had lots of blooms this summer. The garden maintenance people chopped it off accidentally, but it has grown about 2 feet. It has a big root. After transplanting used Miracle grow fertilizer just once. But after that the leaves looked droopy and dark, so I got rid off the leaves. Now it is just about 18 inches tall stem without any leaf. Will if survive? Please advice.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

It may very well grow back, roses can take a lot, just make sure if it is a grafted rose that the new growth emerges from above the graft or you will not get the same rose as before.

@sarmishthabanerjee1057 2 года назад

Thank you so much for your reply .

@sarmishthabanerjee1057 2 года назад

Hi Pam,Also wanted to know if I should apply any slow release organic fertilizer for the root area ?

@sarmishthabanerjee1057 2 года назад

Hi Pam, Is there any way I can send you a photo of the rose plant I am taking about so that you can exactly understand.

@reshmasalvi1687 2 года назад

I bought summer romance rose plant last year towards end of summer season. I kept it in the pot outside on the porch . It never got leaves. We pruned it after watching few videos but no change. Remaining branches are also turning brown. What should I do ? Should I plant it in ground or another pot ?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

It really does sound like it is struggling. I am not sure what will help but it can't hurt to try and plant it in the ground and see what happens.

@reshmasalvi1687 2 года назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhouse thank you so much for your response!

@Lild220978 3 года назад

Lovely. How long between videos ? 1 year ?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

Actually just a couple months.

@patricialalone9654 2 года назад

Interested in what you do to get rid of the voles.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

Right now I am trying a spray with Castor Oil. Supposedly when they chew on the plants where the Castor oil mixture has been sprayed on the ground makes them sick and they go elsewhere. It seems to work but you need to keep applying it, which is a bother. I want to try planting in cages but have yet to do so.

@tamikacolbert2851 Год назад

Can u list everything you put in ur pot to regrow it back

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

For the best chance of it regrowing I use a Rooting hormone on the stem, any brand is fine, then pot it up with a good quality potting soil. I like EB Stones Ednas Best brand but there are many fine brands out there. I also would water it well with Organic REV, a growth stimulant. bit.ly/3LsQlxL

@mydivinesunshine 4 года назад

My awful landlord cut down my rose bush last night and I’m devastated. The ruse bush had turn into a rose tree and was wonderful to look at and had grown over 10 feet tall. A couple of weeks ago, we had a terrible rain in the city and it bent the tree over and pulled parts from the ground. He cut the tree entire tree down. I clipped a few branches off and brought them inside. Can I bring this tree back to life? Please help, thank you!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 4 года назад

You say you clipped a few branches off, does that mean you don't have the rooted portion? If you only have cuttings then you need to start them as is detailed in my Start Roses from Cuttings video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bkGj4iWDEvg.html and another is here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QN6S-0jrygI.html I wish you success with your rose!

@mydivinesunshine 4 года назад

Flower Patch Farmhouse Thank you so much for responding. I really appreciate you sharing this information. I live in NYC and having any type of grass, plant or even being able to grow a rose bush is such a blessing. I’m hoping I can keep this alive.. All the best🌹

@beccamoorehead6265 3 года назад

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@mydivinesunshine 3 года назад

Flower Patch Farmhouse I’m happy to say that in May I was able to save a few cuttings and as of today. Two of the cuttings survived and have leaves on them. This rose tree will live again. Currently, the rose tree cuttings are in a large pot outside but I might need to cover it for the winter. I’m so very happy to see leaves. Please let me know how I can protect this plant through the winter and fall. Thank you!

@sarahhuang2386 11 месяцев назад

My “Knock out roses” is dying after I moved it. I don’t know what to do. Heartbreaking!

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 11 месяцев назад

Have you checked for spider mites? I have lost a few roses to those rascals before I figured out what the problem was.

@Clwc2003 Год назад

I need your help my rose is doing around roots only 2 green stems. Canes

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

I am not certain of the question.

@crissacano5694 3 года назад

I badly need your help! I have 2 American Roses. They were healthy when it was delivered to me. I waited 3days before I repotted them so it can adjust in our place. After I repotted them they barely get sunlight due to constant raining but I didn't allow them to get wet. But after 2days it began to wilt, the buds stopped to bloom and the leaves became yellow. I wattered them avery other day and made sure it gets enough sunlight in the morning but they become worse and worse each day. Now all the flowers are dried and I'm seeing a lot of dead leaf. I was told I might have damaged the roots when I repot them. I don't know what to do anymore. Please help me save them. They were gift from my husband on our first wedding anniversary.

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

It may be just transplant shock, losing leaves is not unusual right after transplanting. If the canes are still green and healthy just give it time. Be cautious not to over water as that can cause stress too. Losing the buds is also normal right after transplanting.

@crissacano5694 3 года назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhousethat's a relief! Thank you so much. I'll observe them for now.

@dalilamendoza44 3 года назад

Did you fertilize or just water it?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

Just watered it. Since it was left with no roots then it won't take up the nutrients anyways. What I did here was to get it to regrow roots, thus using the rooting hormone to encourage that. But until it has roots I will only water.

@moms4ourkids765 11 месяцев назад

Same issues

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 11 месяцев назад

Bummer, the battle continues!

@JDDK58 3 года назад

What is the name of your revived rose

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

Candyland.

@JDDK58 3 года назад

Thank you for your reply....it looks like my dying rose....you saved it...beautiful ⚘and well done👏👏👏

@idkwhattoputherebuthi153 3 года назад

Did Olivia Austin survive?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

Yes, it took awhile to recover but it was chewed down severely and I am so glad it did. Olivia blooms like mad and it so beautiful.

@idkwhattoputherebuthi153 3 года назад

@@FlowerPatchFarmhouse woah roses are so hardy! What do you fertilize with after they start growing?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

@@idkwhattoputherebuthi153 I am a big fan of alfalfa meal and worm castings.

@ginatruong8938 3 года назад

How to save my plant because of black tip

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 3 года назад

Great! glad I could help.

@paulastafford1642 Год назад

Wish we could have seen more action and less talking. Also curious if and how you resolved the critter problem?

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse Год назад

If you watch the more recent videos on my channel I go into this.

@IsabelAcosta. 2 года назад

Nice!! I am afraid to dig out my leggy D. Knockout. What kind of soil dis you use? And am in mid of June in Chicago is this the right time for me to dig it out of my garden, it has 1-3 blooms🥹

@FlowerPatchFarmhouse 2 года назад

I just used my DIY Potting soil but any quality potting soil at your local nursery or garden center should work fine. You can dig it out now but I would recommend putting it in the shade and keeping it watered until it recovers from the shock of being dug up. It just gives it a chance to put down some fresh roots without trying to stay hydrated in hot, direct sun.