Here are the plants you shouldn't plant near your roses to ensure your they receive all the sunlight, water, and nutrients ...

Of course, the main boon of sitting roses in pots on the patio is relishing their scent close by. For its incredible perfume ...

Create visual interest by strategically grouping containers in clusters of odd numbers rather than lining them up in straight ...

Nope. You must be in someone else’s garden. Mine has grayish galvanized metal tubs — bushels and horse troughs — all arranged in clusters, pretending to be flower beds. In the spring, before it all ...

Rose bushes are likely to be large and in charge in your yard, but this specific variety can give you a smaller pop of yellow ...

Container roses If your roses are grown in pots, they should be fed an all-liquid feed from late April, when the plant starts to grow. This is easy to spot, as flower buds will begin to form.

Lemon Burst Floribunda Rose (Jackson & Perkins) Cupped, ruffled, yellow roses with up to 100 petals each exude a light, fruity fragrance and provide long-lasting color to beds, borders and containers.

Roses can grow well in containers, making them an attractive addition to your garden that you can move around depending on the seasons and your landscape design. Francis recommends using 15-gallon ...

‘Itsy Bitsy’ is an improved miniature rose. Tamony advises us this is a great container rose. In fact she also actually recommends we try any of the other new roses in containers.

When it comes to planting roses, many people may dream about an elaborate backyard garden featuring many varieties of roses. But for some, the only type of garden they can realistically grow is in ...

1. Pruning Rose Bushes While it's too early for your rose bushes to start blooming, now is the time to give them what they need for an incredible show starting in May. Pruning encourages blooms!

Read this guide on how often to water roses, factors that influence watering, including new plants or established plants, planting directly in the ground or in containers, along with watering tips.