Yes, it’s still officially winter. Roses are the quintessential summer flower. But repeat blooming roses such as floribunda ...

Roses look stunning whether they’re displayed on their own or added to a bouquet with other flowers. But these gorgeous cut ...

This week’s warm weather brought a flood of questions to a Facebook page for novice gardeners who are growing roses in Houston. Seeing sprouts on their plants, they wanted to know if it was okay to ...

But with hundreds of the rose fertilizers available out there, which one is best? You can buy the best fertilizer for roses listed below with the assurance that you will be obtaining the proper ...

However, the former is more environmentally friendly, even some of them can improve soil and support beneficial microbes. So, what’s the best organic fertilizer for roses? Don’t forget to tell me your ...

For knockout roses, the best fertilizer will depend on the type of soil, the amount of sun, and the particular needs of the rose. For instance, if you are growing in sandy soil with limited organic ...

You should also wait to fertilize until plants are actively growing because this can also “wake up” your plants too early and extra fertilizer ... deciduous trees, roses, and shrubs that ...

As with any new hobby, an overzealous, gung-ho approach will likely backfire, so it’s best to start small ... As with water, potted plants often require more fertilizer than those growing ...

As with any new hobby, an overzealous, gung-ho approach will likely backfire, so it’s best to start small ... As with water, potted plants often require more fertilizer than those growing ...

They will flower best in a sunny spot (at least six ... to label directions with Miracle-Gro Water Soluble Rose Plant Food. As soon as the weather cools and you get some rain, your 'Knock Out' roses ...

These arrangements are in a different class altogether than mass-market bunches with monochrome roses and ho-hum accents ... on trimming the stems, adding plant food, and watering.

In the summer, roots of container-grown plants endure ... shrub rose, dogwood, and arborvitae. The lower media temperatures in white containers also increased nutrient retention in the incorporated ...