Open Garden at Peter Schneider's (NE Ohio)
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Jerabek Rose "Peter John"
Comments (1)HMF says that Pickering in Canada and Freedom Gardens in Ohio carry this rose - perhaps their web sites would provide more info. Looks like a great rose, and as it is a hybrid musk, I could grow it......hm..... Jackie...See MoreZillis in NE Ohio
Comments (4)CORRECTION! Mark will start his talk at 11:00am on Saturday, not noon. He will be there most of the day both Saturday and Sunday. The primary activiies for the weekend will be Mark's talks/lectures and hosta garden tours. You should check the link below for the complete informaion... soon to be updated. Ron Here is a link that might be useful: Homestead Division Hosta...See MoreHow should I get my roses ready to winter in NE Ohio?
Comments (14)Here is my method that I posted in my city's Rose Society. So the times are suited for here. :) I have a 100% success rate with 54 potted roses. :) Carol's Method of Overwintering Potted Roses in Garage • Keep deadheading until it's time for the roses to go into the garage. I give my last dose of fertilizing around the 2nd week of September. • In October, start watering a little bit less so the roses can experience some dryness. • When the night time temperature gets to about -6C it is time to move the pots into the garage. If it’s just one or two nights of low temperatures, I usually leave them outside…but you can get a bit of blackening of the canes. • Do not cut the plant down. Leave it as it is, but remove the leaves right to the cane. Give the rose one last really good water before using a dolly to move the pots into the garage. • Cover the roses with old thick blankets, layers of old flannel sheets or old sleeping bags when the outside temperatures get to about -20C. • The roses should experience darkness. If you have windows, then cover them with. It doesn't matter if the garage door is opened and closed. • Around March, check to see if the pots have dried out. If they have, give each rose about 1/2 cup water if they’re in a big pot (55 L are what mine are and about 22” across the top). If they’re in a smaller pot, then you should probably check them earlier – maybe early January and only give them ¼ cup or less of water. Once you start watering, you should continue once every month. • As the weather starts to warm up in the spring, the blankets can be removed. • Once the temperature gets to about 5C outside on a regular basis you can move the rose outside during the day, and recover with blankets to give protection overnight, or move back into the garage for the night. Moving the roses back into the garage is preferable to covering them…but if you have too many roses to make that feasible, then covering will do. • Water well once the pots get moved outside. The water will help protect the roots from cold. • Caveat, my garage is dry walled and probably insulated. Hope that helped, Carol...See MorePhotos of rose gardens in large open spaces
Comments (70)Daisy I agree all the photos and videos and links have just been so wonderful. I actually have deer, elk, rabbits, and ground squirrels to contend with lol. I can take care of the first 3 with proper fencing for the most part and the groundsquirels mean I may need to build large hardware cloth cylinders that I have to sink down around roses and up a couple feet as sort of cages...or perma till/vole block may work. I will probably go ahead and plant some roses in the meantime though near the house and just make them each their own little deer and rabbit cage thing and see how they do. The ground squirrels are not everywhere they are in obvious sort of colonies and I won't put the main garden by one but I want to use any methods during planting to protect from them anyway. We have coyotes which I love, who eat the ground squirrels, but if I make the rabbit and deer fence the coyotes won't be able to get into the rose garden unfortunately and I fear that fact alone could attract ground squirrels....See Morejim1961 / Central Pennsylvania / Zone 6
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