When you think of a rose, the stereotypical red or pink, tightly coiled, long-stemmed (and overpriced) blooms likely come to mind. Roses are your grandma’s flower, right? But there is actually a ...

Tip: Organic gardeners should consider using alfalfa pellets (often sold as rabbit food at farm stores) mixed with compost ...

Following this rule as you prune will ensure healthy plant growth for blooms that are equally stunning! One of the biggest telltale signs that it's time to prune your roses is if you see budding ...

If you want to grow your own roses ... Q: When is the best time to move roses? A: You can move roses in the summer if necessary. Make sure to get as much of the root system as possible, and ...

British gardens are bursting into life and, for those growing roses, now's the time to encourage even more blooms.

Take the time to smell the roses during National Month ... roses can be propagated to grow new rose bushes Lauren Abplanalp, horticulture manager at Thanksgiving Point, suggests coming sooner ...

For most other rose varieties, late winter to early spring, right after the last frost, is the optimal time for pruning. “If you’re not trying to grow exhibition-type roses, it’s not ...

And it's time for one of them now ... should not cut them back shorter than 2 feet tall). If you want your rose bushes to grow large (to screen a view, for instance), you might decide not to ...

However, when learning how to grow roses, it's important to understand that planting them at the wrong time may affect their initial growth and flowering performance. It can even make them more ...