Q.: A friend gave me a cutting of her climbing rose and I planted it in my yard. I bought some topsoil and compost and even bought some rose food. It looks like it is dying off. Is there anything ...

Take cuttings in the spring or fall from bushes, such as English, hybrid, tea, miniature roses, climbing roses, Knock Out, or any other non-patented rose varieties.

If you already know how to grow roses, then caring for a climbing rose will come easily.Still, there are some differences, in particular with regards to pruning, so it's vital to understand their ...

One was a climbing rose that had been started from cuttings and was passed down to her. William Welch, a professor and Texas AgriLife horticulturist, was a guest of Martin before the hurricane hit.

By George Weigel/The Patriot-News Q: I know how to prune my 'Knock Out' shrub roses in April, but what about the climbing roses we planted on our new arbor? We left them intact on the arbor in the ...

PRUNING and cutting back climbing roses is an important job for gardeners during the winter months. Gardeners' World has shared a step-by-step guide on how to do so.

One was a climbing rose that had been started from cuttings and passed down to her. William Welch, a professor and Texas AgriLife horticulturist, was a guest of Martin before the hurricane hit.

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.

Healthy cuttings from your current garden can grow into successful new plants with these expert techniques. Alex Manders / Getty Images Whether you fancy English, hybrid, tea, miniature, Knock Out ...

Take cuttings in the spring or fall from bushes, such as English, hybrid, tea, miniature roses, climbing roses, Knock Out, or any other non-patented rose varieties.