If you want to grow miniature roses in containers, the trick is to find a place for them in winter. I grow mine in my cool greenhouse which regularly drops as low as 40 degrees.

Potted roses are an excellent option for small spaces. Follow these steps to success when planting this classic flower in containers.

Criteria: Look for miniature roses in 4-inch, 6-inch and 1-gallon pots, and larger varieties in 3-gallon and 5-gallon pots. Small roses sold at supermarkets are bred for one shot of color, not ...

While it’s possible to plant roses in pots, there are a few important pointers to keep in mind for success: pot size, potting soil, and watering schedule. "And remember, all ground rules apply ...

Tulip ( Tulipa) bulbs are planted in the fall for spring blooms, and come in several hues, like yellow, orange, magenta, red, ...

Start miniature roses in small 1- to 2-gallon containers, regular size roses in 5-gallon pots and very large roses in a 7-gallon container. A mature shrub or hybrid tea may need a 25-gallon pot.

KUSA - Everybody loves roses, but they are one of the trickiest plants to grow. If your roses don't love you as much as you love them, try a new tactic. Try growing them in pots on your patio or ...

Both roses are easy to grow, have a height of 18 inches and are ideal for growing in small spaces, borders or containers. ‘Sunblaze Watermelon’ has 50 red cupcake petals per bloom.

The Peninsula Rose Society will host a talk by Rose Gilardi on miniature roses on Tuesday March 19 from 7:30-9 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Senior Center, 1455 Madison Ave. in Redwood City.

There have been a few nights in the low 20s already at the garden. The roses are cut to about 18 inches to make them easier to mound. Miniature roses tend to be smaller so may not need any pruning.

you have, from climbing roses to miniature roses, it’s important to know exactly when and how often to water them. If you want thriving and abundant blooms, watering at the right time is crucial.