Consider ground cover, miniature or patio roses for pot and container-grown roses, just make sure they are non-climbing varieties. READ MORE: How often should I water my plants?

Q: Can I grow a climbing rose in a large pot? I want the rose for a patio trellis where there is no bed. If not, what vine will grow in a pot? K.S., Conroe A: Yes, but there are restrictions, says ...

Growing roses can be just as simple as growing any other perennial flower in your garden. Here's how to grow the most common rose varieties.

Plant a climbing rose for a charming and dramatic element to your Southern garden. Vigorous and relatively easy to grow, let them sprawl on a fence, ascend a trellis, drape over an arbor, or ...

Gardeners have discovered how well roses grow in containers, even when watering is limited to hand-held hoses and buckets. With the right potting mix and regular watering, container-grown roses ...

Gardeners have discovered how well roses grow in containers, even when watering is limited to hand-held hoses and buckets. With the right potting mix and regular watering, container-grown roses ...

Use a large pot of around 45cm diameter and height, filled with a Best Buy compost for containers and mixed with a Best Buy controlled-release fertiliser at the recommended rate. For climbing patio ...

How to train a climbing rose on a trellis The method to train a climbing rose on a trellis is the same as outlined above for walls. Any trellis should be placed around 3-5 inches from the wall, as ...

Climbing roses make for stunning additions to any garden. However, for them to produce their mesmerising blooms, an expert has urged that they be pruned now - and here's how.

Climbing roses (Rosa setigera) are a beautiful addition to any garden. For containers, Funk says to grow the 'Peppermint Party' variety, which boasts beautiful pink-and-white striped blooms.

At my house some of the things I grow in containers are carrots, potatoes, cucumbers, herbs, roses, cannas and even summer blooming bulbs.