Gardeners hoping for a stunning display of colour all summer long have been urged to carry out one simple task to keep their ...

Giving someone the simple but beautiful gift of a rose can ... is moderate pruning, which is most ideal for gardeners seeking ...

Pruning your rose is a definite plus ... Remove canes that cross in the center of the bush, either entirely back to the bud union, or back to the major cane from which they originated.

READ MORE: ‘Best’ methods to keep ‘unwanted’ animals out of your garden Of course, pruning now is the quickest way to get a failing rose bush back on track, but there are long-term ...

He also gives a reader a recommendation for an evergreen tree that won't grow taller than 25 feet Gardening columnist Don Kinzler recommends pruning back a rose bush by at least one-half in the ...

You can plant your clematis vine in front of your rose, behind it ... Both roses and clematis benefit from careful pruning.

"Neglecting pruning—or pruning too aggressively—can leave your rose bush crowded, weak, or misshapen, which increases vulnerability to disease," says Harvell. "Prune once a year, reducing the ...

Pruning back older stems will encourage ... Deadheading mainly works on reblooming roses, but even if your bush is one of the old rose varieties that only flowers in June, deadheading can prolong ...

Here’s what to prune in your garden this spring, including perennials and shrubs. Learn simple tips to refresh your garden ...

A free gardening workshop is set to take place at a garden centre. Dobbies Garden Centres is hosting a free rose-themed Grow ...

I saw a PINK rose growing off of a RED rose bush in my garden (called Lasting ... rose care and growing tips come into play. These Felco pruning shears have hardened blades for effortless trimming ...