Pay careful attention to keeping the roses well supplied with water. Unless you are using soaker hoses, remove the cover to ...

Discover the best ways to grow new rose plants with these expert methods, which make propagation easy for beginners – plus options to take it to the next level.

If your rose leaves have turned yellow, don't worry too much as we've consulted the best garden experts we could find to find out why rose leaves turn yellow and if there is a solution.

Yellowing rose leaves? Don’t panic! Learn these five simple things you can do to fix yellow rose leaves and keep your garden blooming.

Bag the upper plant to keep mites from falling off, and cut it off at ground level. Mites do not live in the soil. You can dig up the rose’s roots later — no bagging required — and replant.

Learn how to grow a rose from a cutting and a slip using the hardwood or softwood propagation technique. Roses are surprisingly easy to root. I’ve heard of rose bouquets striking roots in the ...

Q. I started a sprig of a Confederate rose bush in Tyler that came from a plant in Georgia. It grew about 6 inches in one year. We moved here in 2000, and I brought it with me and planted it. It ...

Q: Why does my ‘Sterling Silver’ rose bush produce its roses at 5 or 6 feet above the ground? I pruned the rose bush to about knee high in early spring, but the blooms tower over the bush.

And so is maintaining adequate moisture. When you root the rose, ensure the root has 3 to 4 inches of mulch around its base. This will prevent soil from drying out and can reduce weed pressure.

The San Diego Rose Society will host its 97th annual Rose Show from 1 to 5 p.m. on May 3, and from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on May 4 at the Ronald Reagan Center, 195 E. Douglas Ave, El Cajon.

North Haven Gardens’ annual Rose Weekend is set for March 29–30, when customers can scope out more than 3,000 roses and 100 varieties. Be there when the store opens early (8 a.m.) on that ...

My 100-plus-year-old Seven Sisters rose bush had rose rosette disease, and I was crushed. I'm the fourth generation to have this rose bush. It's lived in Muenster, Gainesville, Dallas, and now Plano.