Roses are one of the most popular plants in the garden thanks to their beautiful blooms and delicate scent. But once the flowers die, the shrub is not very attractive. We talked to an expert to find ...

Don't say goodbye to a struggling rose bush. With some TLC, you may be able to revive dying roses for vibrant, healthy blooms for years to come.

That means to cut off all spent blooms so they don’t produce seed heads. That takes away from the vigor of the plant for next ...

When cutting them back, he advises going all the way down to the base of the stem, a few inches from the ground, and ...

Gardening expert Adam Kirtland shared a helpful tip for rose gardeners to help keep the flowers healthy and blooming brightly ...

The best time to deadhead blooms is after they've faded and are starting to wilt, but before the seed pods fully develop, according to garden pro Keegan Nesvacil.