This hybrid tea rose puts forth large, 5-inch blooms with up to 250 deep-pink petals apiece. Highly fragrant with a scent ...

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Choose a sunny, open location that gets at least six hours of sunlight per day. Space your roses apart to allow for good air circulation and reduce the risk of disease. Prune nearby plants as needed ...

“Roses are one of the easiest ways to add long-lasting color to the garden,” says Megan McConnell, horticulturist and plant information director at Monrovia. “Thanks to modern breeding, roses are as ...

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Place three inches of organic mulch to provide nutrients to new roses. Be sure the mulch is not too close to the plant. Maintenance: Use drip irrigation and remove any dead, diseased, or broken ...