British gardeners are no strangers to warding off bugs, but the key to keeping rose bushes looking their best often lies not in harsh chemicals, but in natural solutions. Feeding and pruning are ...

When it comes to growing vibrant, long-lasting rose bushes, the placement of your plants can make all the difference. While planting roses in decorative pots or containers may seem like a great ...

From late April until frost, the garden blooms with over 15,000 rose bushes exhibiting approximately 600 varieties of roses. The rose industry, which began at the turn of the century in Smith ...

Gardening expert Nell Foster, from Joyus Garden, has shared her top tip for ensuring rose bushes pump out big, lush flowers this season. Nell advocates: "You need to feed annuals and roses two or ...

But one thing that can quickly destroy your roses is aphids. Aphids are sap-sucking insects which can converge on rose bushes and harm them by weakening their growth and causing deformed flowers on ...

If you’re wondering how and when to trim rose bushes that are newly planted, be sure to only lightly prune them during the first year so they can expend their energy on establishing firm roots ...

It’s not exactly your grandma’s little rose garden in terms of size — and many of its colorful rose bushes are managing to bloom brilliantly in the midst of a white-hot Tucson summer.

Now is the time to take drastic pruning action – your roses will forgive you, eventually! A bit of late spring surgery can set roses back on the right path The place where I grow my climbing ...

Let air circulate Miller says: “When you plant your new rose bushes make sure they’re planted in an area where air is not restricted – you need a free-flow of air around your bush.” ...