Like many of the plants we grow in our gardens, roses require good soil drainage and adequate fertilization to keep the blooms going all season long.

Rose care in the spring will vary somewhat depending on your region and the type of roses you own. From careful pruning to fertilizing and from treating for pests to removing debris and mulch ...

Roses can fit into any landscape. From large shrubs that create hedges to petite miniatures in containers, there is a size and shape for any situation.

Typically, roses peak during the spring in May and June, so it's extra important to take the necessary care in the winter to ensure your roses will be blooming off the charts come spring.

Roses, which are notoriously difficult to grow, require careful care to create beautiful blooms come summer, including these critical tasks.

Roses grow faster in September than at any other time and buds are forming for the October flush. Giving the right kind of care this month will help the roses to be more resilient in the face of ...

Roses will bloom brilliantly in spring if 4 natural scraps are added to the garden soil There is an easy way to ensure you get bigger and more abundant rose flowers in spring.

Selecting an overcast day or week also helps ensure success when transplanting your roses. YARD AND GARDEN: Get ready for spring with Master Gardeners ...

A little work on your landscape and garden now can prepare them for months and months of enjoyment as the season gets warmer.

Work done in January pays off with more (and healthier) roses for months to come. Rose care tips from Sacramento area experts on pruning, planting, feeding and more.

So for those eager to ensure their roses stay healthy and vibrant this spring, this purse-friendly hack which will cost you just £2.79, is one you won’t want to miss.