Groundcover roses are gorgeous, low-growing ground cover that rewards you with stunning, aromatic blooms. Here's how to prune ...

Climbing roses flower on shoots grown the same spring so they can be pruned hard now ... Use loppers for stems too thick for ...

Cold temperatures alone doesn't necessarily damage roses, but rather the freeze-and-thaw cycles throughout the winter.

The best time to cut your roses for propagation is in the late spring or early summer. During this period, roses are actively growing and usually have healthy new stems that work great for ...

While cut flowers can last between seven and 10 days, central heating and drafts can cause pretty blooms to wilt and dry out. Roses are a popular choice for cut flowers, and hybrid tea roses ...

Many plants will benefit from a healthy chop when the temperatures drop but these species are better off without a prune to ...

Winter can give roses a tough time so there are a few tasks that need to be done now to prepare these beauties for the colder ...

If you prune roses now, for example ... The crown is the base of the plant from which new growth will emerge in spring. Do your cutting back in early spring when the new growth starts in order ...

“The best time to do this is from late spring to early ... “To prune your roses properly, make clean cuts that slope downwards around ¼ inch above the bud, and cut to an outward-facing ...

Cuttings from woody plants like hydrangeas, roses, herbs and more is a great way to enhance your yard this time of year.

A gardener has taken to social media to share a simple yet effective technique for training roses that encourages them to ...