Timing is crucial when pruning roses, and doing so at the right moment will produce a healthy plant and a profusion of blooms ...

From timing to aftercare, here’s everything you need to know to prune roses confidently and keep your garden thriving.

How to identify your rose. Before you make any cuts, you need to know which type of rose you are pruning. First, look at its growth habit and flower form.

Flowering shrubs that bloom in summer or early fall (i.e. butterfly bush, caryopteris, rose-of-sharon, panicle hydrangeas, etc.) are best pruned at the end of winter (going into the new growing season ...

Now is the perfect season for gardeners to give their beloved garden plants the attention they deserve - including rose ...

Portland’s identity as the Rose City dates back to before Oregon was even a state. These days, the city hosts what may be the ...

The Rose Garden was first established in 1903 for first lady Edith Roosevelt. In 1962, celebrated gardener Rachel Lambert ...

Troy Scott Smith shares why he loves deadheading, his go-to pruning shears, the wonder of rose hips, and more on caring for ...

June is a great month to prune garden plants before hot weather arrives, according to an expert. By Sophie Harris , Senior Audience Writer, Spare Time 06:00, Sun, Jun 1, 2025 ...

Summer has officially arrived along with its heat and humidity. Exercise care as you do life day in and day out to minimize ...