Roses can fill your garden with lovely blooms whether you grow them in-ground or in containers. But which method is better ...

Feeding your roses will also help them thrive. Luke suggests doing this in spring, and again after the first flush of flowers ...

Having run out of rose fertiliser, I decided to put one of the most common gardening hacks to the test, and it's proven to ...

Roses are universally loved with good reason! They’re lovely plants that offer undeniable romance and charm to your garden, whether they're groundcover roses edging a walkway or climbing roses ...

Growing From Seed . It takes patience, but starting roses from seeds is easy. “Stratify” your rose seeds by placing a moist, soil-less medium (such as perlite and peat) in a sealable plastic ...

Whether you are planting a single prized shrub or a whole rose garden, you need to know how to plant roses properly to get good results. Timing is a crucial aspect of this. In general, late autumn ...

When using coffee grounds for your plants, adding them to compost containers or worm bins is generally considered "the safest ...

Here’s where the problem starts. I can tell you that February and March are the best months to plant these roses. Planted early, rose bushes will produce roots into the soil and be well settled ...

Roses have a reputation for being fickle, but growing these flowers doesn't have to be an arduous affair. Here are a few smart tips that will have your roses in bloom soon.

Roses are in full bloom during July and August, but they can drop their buds and slow down production if they are not properly cared for - however, there is one task you can do to help ...