Garden roses benefit from companion planting and may even grow bigger and stronger when placed next to other plants.

To prune your rose bushes, use clean pruners to avoid spreading disease, particularly when going from bush to bush, Francis recommends. Cut out any dead, dying, diseased, or crossing canes, he adds.

When purchasing rose bushes, climbing roses or landscape roses, it is important to make sure they are ever blooming or repeat bloomers. Gone are the days when roses only bloomed in June.

Roses will bloom brilliantly all summer if you pour 1 simple item on the soil in June It turns out there is an easy way to keep roses healthy and hydrated without hoovering around them with a ...

In preparation for the summer heat, roses require much more than routine watering – they need careful preparation starting in June to ensure a full bloom. The rising temperatures lead to rapid ...

Gardeners are all encouraged to give their roses a little love this summer during the heatwave - and these little tricks will help keep them blooming all summer long ...

There have been some pretty amazing blooms across the garden in recent weeks, notably from some very pretty roses. Roses (Rosa) are a classic and instantly recognisable plant, ideal for almost every ...

If you have rose bushes, you know that June is prime season for flowering. Deadheading roses not only makes the bush look more attractive, but it also encourages the growth of new flowers. To deadhead ...

They are single-petal, delicately fluted, white with an egg yolk center and make a show all summer with an abundance of blooms. Kew Gardens is thornless and quite hardy into USDA zone 5.

Many modern roses are bred to be repeat-blooming, but some varieties produce only one flush of flowers in early summer - here's how to get them to flower again ...

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