Everything you need to know about growing a gorgeous rose garden, from choosing the right location to battling pesky bugs. Start by deciding where to plant your roses. You'll want a place that ...

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

Be sure to place stepping stones through the garden for ease of movement and rose and plant care. (Rita Perwich) Preparing the rose hole: Dig a hole about 12 to 18 inches deep and 2 feet wide.

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

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 ...

All rose hips are edible, but not all rose hips taste good. According to Liz Druitt, author of The Organic Rose Garden, "The roses with the best tasting hips are: Rosa canina and Rosa rugosa rubra ...

Some resistant plants are susceptible to the disease, but the symptoms are mild and limited and do not affect the plant’s vigor. Manage your plant’s stress. In some ways, plants are just like ...