We planted the Autumn Sunblaze last year and now we don't know how much to cut off for them to regrow.
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I usually prune back what looks dead and leave the little canes that might be still alive. Once she starts to leaf out, you will be able to tell for certain. Then you can prune out the dead and do a little shaping pruning to keep the bush looking nicely uniform in overall shape.
I have 3 miniature rose bushes. The tent worms have eaten all the leaves. Are they dead or could I clip them down and start over? They came up from last year. If they'll come back, how do I get rid of the tent worms?
As long as the roots are still intact and the branches alive, the plant will regrow its leaves. This article should help with the tent worms: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/problems/pests/tent-worms-tent-caterpillar-home-remedy.htm
I have mini roses in a container, brought them in for the winter. They both lost all their leaves. One is coming back, the other one is not doing so good. Is it dead and can I plant it outside or is it to cold? I need help.
Sometimes the marketers place more than one mini rose in a pot so they look fuller to sell. They really should be divided up into separate pots so they are not fighting each other for available food and water. It is too cold now really to do outdoors plantings. I would transplant them into larger pots and keep an eye on the soils moisture over the winter. The one that is turning black should have the black portions pruned out and hopefully there is still some green going down into the soils, if not she might have died. When transplanted, you might give them some water that has some of a product called Super Thrive in it. It helps them deal with various stresses better.
It's a miniature rose bush in a pot.
There are several things that could cause this. One is not enough sunlight. Another is too high a nitrogen content in the fertilizer the rose is given, this will lead to lots of nice foliage and little to no blooms. The rosebush being root bound in its current pot can cause it not to bloom, usually followed by losing foliage and the foliage turning yellow and then falling off. The first two are what the problems usually are. Here is a link to an article on this subject for you as well: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/roses/no-blooms-on-roses.htm
Should potted mini roses be repotted each spring before bringing out from garage?
If the pot is small in comparison to how big the rosebush gets, then yes. Otherwise the root system can start to grow in the shape of the container and become root bound leading to its death. Some mini roses are planted in a good sized pot and can stay there for two to three years. If you have any that came from a super market or even some garden centers, check them to make sure there is only one, to maybe two bushes, in the pot. Depending on the size of the pot, repotting them may well be in order. I once found 5 mini rosebushes had been placed in the same pot and repotted them into their own pots giving me 5 nice pots of blooming rosebushes.
I just bought a Autumn Sunblaza minature rose and want to plant it in a container. Will this winterize in a container in zone 4?
You will likely need to bring it in to your garage for winter as the root zone will not have enough protection.
Hello, My miniature rose had 8 little buds looking very healthy just like the entire plant. Yesterday the buds looked about ready to burst open. Today the buds did not continue to open but the tips of the bud are hard dry & brown. It is obvious that they will never continue to mature & open. I'm sad :( I have sprayed them with a systemic for roses twice this year & also fed them a couple times. Where did I go wrong? It has plenty of space & the right amount of sun & shade. Thank you so much for your time. M. Susan Ankney Sorry but I'm 71 & don't know how to upload photos.
It sounds like Botrytis Blight, a fungal disease. There are products to treat it. It also helps to keep leaves dry which means no overhead watering. This blight will overwinter in the soil so throw out all diseased plant parts.