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A wannabe rose gardener is faced with a lot of decisions when choosing what… More
Orange roses range in hue from fiery orange highlighted with red, to soothing coral… More
Roses are perennials, meaning they come back year after year. Their blossoms are fragrant,… More
While the large uniform blooms of hybrid roses are beautiful to behold, the heady… More
Popular in Europe, rose hedges make dramatic and attractive landscape focal points. Hedge roses… More
roses are among the oldest plants in the world. The oldest rose plants known… More
Winter weather is a triple threat to climbing roses. The temperatures change rapidly, extreme… More
Flowers added around the roses in your garden can fill empty spaces and attract… More
Climbing roses are a favorite plant for space-challenged gardeners and those without space concerns… More
Roses are an ideal--and iconic--addition to any garden, with fragrant blooms, bold colors and… More
...enerally does not go below 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Roses grow well in zone 9,… More
Rose fertilizers are available in both synthetic and organic forms, and in many chemical… More
...atest buzz for growing strong, healthy, beautiful Roses. According to Rose Magazine, top dressing… More
Several rose species available today mix the lush look of old English and French… More
How to Grow roses Organically. Don't believe the naysayers! You can grow roses organically.… More
How to preserve roses for winter use. More
Find out how to grow miniature roses indoors over winter. More
Recipe for Crystallized Roses More
Roses should be planted in a spot that receives plenty of sunlight and provides good… More
Roses can be pruned in the winter, spring or fall by chopping down the plant,so… More
To take care of roses, make sure to never let them go completely dry, and… More
When trimming roses, only trim back about one third of the plant by cutting it… More
Keep a dozen red roses fresh by trimming them under water, changing the water every… More
Pink roses are beautiful flowers to grow in a garden or in a container, or… More
Most people buy roses that are already grafted, but they can be propagated by sticking… More
Roses can be trained by cutting off bad areas on the plant and thinning bushes… More
Rooting roses means growing them from their own root stalk by placing them in a… More
Reproducing roses means cutting the base at a 45-degree angle, and new roses should be… More
Tea roses have nice pole stems with a rose on top, and they are usually… More
Pavement shrub roses are pruned by trimming anything that is heading out to about one-third… More
roses are fertilized with any of a number of rose foods, including bag rose fertilizer… More
There are no blue roses that actually grow, but white roses can be dyed blue… More
Desert rose is the name of several plants, including the portulaca and the adenium, which… More
Roses are plants that have been grown by humans for more than 6,000 years, and… More
roses need to be watered all year in warm climates, but roses in colder climates… More
Roses can grow in a container in the ground, but they need full, hot sun… More
When pruning roses, make sure not to cut more than one-third of the plant down,… More
When transplanting roses, dig as far down as possible and keep as many roots as… More
To buy a black rose, search online, visit a local florist, or use food coloring… More
... pink and red are some of the popular colors that roses come in. Learn… More
...r, texture and bloom are characteristics to great roses. Learn more in this free educational… More
Deadheading roses helps them grow and thrive, get expert tips and advice on plants, yards,… More
Nothing beats the classic rose bouquet. Learn how to prepare roses for a vase in… More
...one and Happy Spring! I'm thinking of trying some roses and I'm looking for some advice/tips/pointers/warnings! I'm thinking of starting with the inexpensive wal-mart or menards/lowes roses, so that I'm not investing a lot to start. I'm just uncertain as to what type and variety. I've heard a lot… More
I just love English Roses..they smell so good and though American Roses unfurl to that great shape..the English Roses multiple inner gathered shape simply enthralls me. Can some of you Rose enthusiasts tell me what you know about the earliest English Rose..when they first came to the states..are these the… More
Time fer the 2006 Rose showcase. I'm inclucing here my story and urls to the first 2 threads. lots of pretty Roses and I know this years will be spectacular!!:) :) @->->->-->} here's the url's. GardenGuides Forums - Roses fer Herby 1 Address:http://www.gardenguides.com/forum/showthread.php?p=326530 Roses Fer Herby Part 2 - GardenGuides… More
I have 3 david austin Roses up to trade. I got them bareroot last year 2007 from wayside gardens.The Rose's are healthy, disease resistant, and bloomed all spring and summer long.Rose's are 2 GRAHAM THOMAS. YELLOW, AND PAT AUSTIN, A TANGERINE-PINK COLOR. I am looking for cottage Roses, pink and… More
hello sadly my roses died last summer from some disease anyway over here in the new garden I have a fragrance rose one of the old variety Zephirine Drouhin a bourbon rose (1868) very sweet scent to replace the same that perished it is now still in a pot anyone… More
Please recommend a good climbing rose for a beginner! :) More
Where do you buy your roses? I'm thinking of planting some in my new front walkway beds....Just not sure where the best sources/prices are! Thanks :) More
I got my first Knockout Rose bush last week b/c several folks told me it is one of the easiest Roses to grow. I have never had Roses and thought this would be perfect for a beginner. It has about 12 buds on it ready to open up. I am… More
I went to the Heirloom roses website to find info on pruning climbing roses and found climbers on sale! They're $9.95 now thru July 1. They sell virus-free own-root roses. The grower is here in Oregon and has an excellent reputation. I bought two roses from them last spring and… More
...emedy for insecticidal soap for killing aphids on roses? On another thread I saw this recipe: A few TBSP. hot pepper sauce I TBSP. liquid soap I gallon of water Should I use this on my roses? Does it work? Do aphids keep coming back? Liquid… More
...is there a plant that grows verry dark near black roses if so is it ok in zone 5 here? whats it called an yea i saw some black roses at wal-mart thought blood red based vase with black an almond like frit on the outside an… More
Anyone ever started rose bushes from cuttings? I have never tried this, but my neighbor and I have the Knock Out roses and would love to try cuttings. More
... had a very warm spring so far this year, and the roses and lilies are really coming along! I put in a new bed for my roses and transplanted 15 roses last week They are doing well, but now we are supposed to… More
...w is says Minnesota, but it is a great listing of roses for zone 2-5, along with their idiosyncrasies. You can plant container grown roses for another month or so, don't need to prune until spring, Buy bare root… More
Do roses have to be somehow covered up in southern Wisconsin in the winter? More
I have knockout roses along one side of my house....i would like to plant something under them as a ground cover.....i am in zone 8b...ocala, florida area===the roses are on the south side of my home...can anyone help me with suggestions on the best companion plants for roses? I have… More
I have Roses to give away in Beaverton, Hillsboro Oregon area. They were here when we moved in so don't know the names. If you live near and want to come dug them up you are more than welcome. I can't stand to throw away a plant. Posted under Roses… More
I have one of the most prolific rose bushes in the world and I would love to root another one from the same stock. Can it be done and if so, the all important questions, HOW? Any feedback would be very helpful. THANKS! More
I HAVE JUST PURCHASED 3 MINITURE ROSE BUSHES. ONE IS A TEA ROSE THIS ONE HAS BLACK SPOTS AND THE FLOWERS ARE TURNING A WHITISH GREY COLOUR WHAT CAN I DO FOR IT? More
...put 1/4 cup of epsom salts around the base of the rose bush. No need to dulite it. Then water it. The magnesium is nutrient that it is looking for. More
I am new to growing rose bushes. I have two I planted in containers. I'm not sure how to prepare them for winter. I read that they had to freeze twice- which they did. After that, I brought them inside to my basement to spend the winter. I have pruned… More
...he right forum or not but I have a question about roses. I have a number of rose bushes varying in age from 5 years to this year. They are doing well and producing a lot of blooms but I am… More
The lower sun angle on the roses has been beautiful the last few weeks, just had to take some pics. The blooms on my Knockouts have actually been getting bigger and more complex as the weather's gotten colder. More
... now that I have my answer to the weed, on to the roses. Last year, I was doing lots of work outside & kept getting scratched on this wildly overgrown rose bush. So I cut it way back. I don't know anything about roses, but I knew it had… More
I have two established rose bushes. This year each of them have a "sucker" which came up adjacent to the established root area. My question: Can the "suckers" be dug up (perhaps taking part of the established root) and planted elsewhere in my flower bed? More
.... Last year I planted a royal highness hybrid tea rose bush and a stem rose. Both of them bloomed well but we had to move in October so I replanted them at our new place with their root balls and as much of… More
busy at the feeder today. More
...r me this...are you supposed to cut back climbing roses before the new season? I'm in a 5 zone I believe (if that matters) right now some of the stems are about 7 ft. It has all the old dead leaves on it still too. I want to… More
Do you have to transplant the roses into the ground or can they be left in the container they came from the nursery in? new gardener and any help would be appreciated. More
Hope you like Sass More
Sharing a few of my roses with you.:) More
...t for Herbyann. I invite all of you to share your roses! More
I have some roses that are all bush, and they are 4 or 5 ft tall. Do I need to trim them back? John More
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