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.

Bare root roses, which are shipped and sold without being planted in soil, should be soaked in a bucket of water before they're planted. "Soak them overnight or for a day to hydrate the roses and ...

Healthy cuttings from your current garden can grow into successful new plants with these expert techniques.

You should also remember that roses taken from cuttings will take several years to mature and become a nice-sized plant. In the meantime, make sure to water them during dry spells.

A beautiful rose bush doesn't always come from a garden shop. Learn the best types of roses to grow from cuttings and how to propagate them at home.

Remember how you grew a geranium from a wee bit that you pinched off during a garden tour?Succulents, as any chronic plant pincher knows, are also easy to start from cuttings.But you may not know t… ...

Media-cramped root system and excessive water rot the plant. To solve this problem, some Rosarians started planting roses in cinder media and got wonderful results. Cinder can keep the roots both ...

Normally, when propagating, rose cuttings are rooted in water in late spring or in soil. However, rose cuttings can be grown using a potato, according to some experts.

Chris points out that you should always water at the base instead of over the flowers, leaves and stems. This encourages ...

Roses do not need major work done to them in autumn, but if gardeners want them to continue to bloom and grow healthier throughout the season there is one task they need to get a hurry on doing.