While most pruning work is done in the dormant season, these plants rely on a mid-summer trim to keep them healthy and ensure ...

In this video we start in the late winter and begin by preparing our roses. I show the easiest to follow pruning techniques that can be accomplished in late winter or early spring to create a lovely ...

1. Roses The most substantial pruning of the year, when it comes to roses, should be done in spring when the plant has started to bud and leaf out. When it comes to summer, pruning at this time is ...

Roses will be protected from black spot disease if they are underplanted with a beautiful flower, according to a gardener.

With gardens in bloom, gardeners are busy at work this time of year. Pruning is one of my favorite gardening tasks, and the ...

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 largest rose society in the world.

1. Roses For roses, it's all about encouraging those beautiful blooms and keeping the bush looking good. You can deadhead any damaged or dead flowers any time in summer, says Ben.

Pruning roses People often hesitate to prune their roses severely, but pruning them hard enough results in bushier, sturdier plants, except for climbers, according to Harkness.

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 ...

Want to spend more time enjoying your garden and less time maintaining it? Discover low-maintenance shrubs and perennials ...

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

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 ...