One woman has been left wondering how she can best take care of her mum's potted rose plant during the winter months after ...

When planting roses in pots, it's crucial to select varieties that are specifically suitable for container gardening, such as compact or patio roses. Ensure your pot is large enough for the plant's ...

Most garden centre roses are bare root, but potted for ease of sale. Evergreen plants don’t become truly dormant and will lose moisture through their leaves after lifting. For this reason ...

carefully remove the rose plant from the pot and gently loosen its roots as the first step in your spring rose care routine. If the plant's roots are tightly bound, use a sharp knife to score the ...

Roses grow beautifully in containers and if given the right care they generally do ... How to get the best from container roses Plant the rose in a large enough pot. The minimum size is 35cm ...

Roses, fruit trees and bushes and hedging plants are often sold as “bare root” plants. These woody plants lose their leaves in winter and become dormant. They are then dug out and sold without soil on ...

You can take softwood, semi-ripe, or hardwood rose cuttings from the current year's growth, but it's not as confusing as it sounds. Whether you want some extra flower power in your cottage garden or a ...

Check out these pots and containers to plant for instant Christmas colour. This chic display will bring a touch of elegance to a sheltered porch. The Christmas rose is one of the best festive flowers ...

Potted miniature roses (Rosa hybrida L.) are popular year-round potted plants, with an increase in production for special days such as Mother’s Day and Easter in the United States. However, the leaves ...