Pruning is a gardening task that boosts many plants ahead of the growing season. However, many gardeners fail to do this at ...

Many people can find pruning an intimidating task but cutting back roses is quite easy, as long as you know the correct time to do it before spring fully arrives.

Gardeners have been advised on the best way to ensure that rose bushes are healthy and happy when the warmer weather arrives ...

Tending to roses is a must in autumn and winter and it's not just about deadheading - the plants also need some 'winter armor ...

Rose care in the spring will vary somewhat depending on your region and the type of roses you own. From careful pruning to fertilizing and from treating for pests to removing debris and mulch ...

If you want 'vibrant blooms' there is a seven step guide you should follow, according to Frenchie Gardener. And the good news ...

Prune in spring. Remove dead ... on old plants by removing some of the thick branches to stimulate new growth. Roses include - county series, R.Magic Carpet and R.Pink Bells.

She urges: "If you haven't yet pruned your roses, now is a great time to do it, as it's a job that's got to be done before all of the new growth begins in the spring." Pruning is best done when ...

They add: "Each spring, cut back last year's stems ... When it comes to roses, particularly climbers, pruning is key to ensuring a robust and floriferous season. The optimal window for wielding ...

“If you have a rose that’s a single-bloomer, maybe it blooms once in the spring or even early summer, best to wait till after ...