They tend to be wild (species) roses, repeat-blooming English roses, and ground-cover roses. Because roses need sun, this one is a no-brainer. You don't want to plant a rose under a tree or in the ...

There’s a new rose cultivar on the market, and it’s named after none other than gardening queen Martha Stewart. Her love for rose-growing is apparent in her impressive gardens year after year ...

While roses will flower without feeding them, to get bigger and better blooms, fertiliser is a must. Speaking exclusively to Liam Beddall, gardening expert and senior rose consultant at David ...

These roses grow into large bushes that live a very long time. Another noteworthy rose in this category is Mutabilis, which produces blooms that provide prolonged beauty as they change colors ...

Improved varieties of roses are now in garden centers. It’s time to look at how these newer roses are different from your Mom’s high-maintenance roses of a few decades ago. Remember when the ...

Fast -growing, prolific bloomers, rambling roses put on a great summer display, but they can get out of control. Follow our guide to taming overgrown ramblers. Rambling roses are great for quickly ...

Roses are among the most stunning flowers in the world - but they are also one of the most difficult to grow. Roses need around six to eight hours of sunlight to produce healthy, shiny petals.