Rose Plant

Tree roses are the crown jewel of the garden. Learn how to grow, prune, and care for these plants, and how to avoid common mistakes, now on Gardener's Path.

CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS A little advanced preparation goes a long way when it comes to growing healthy roses. Choose a well-drained site in an area of your garden that receives 6 hours or more of sun…

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Knockout Roses are a beautiful addition to any landscape. They bloom all year, are great for fresh cut flowers, and are easy to maintain!

Repeat-flowering, Rosa Princess Alexandra of Kent is an irresistible English Old Rose Hybrid with unusually large, fully petalled (about 130 petals) and deeply cupped flowers of warm, glowing pink. The ring of soft pink outer petals, enclosing the warm pink inner petals, creates a most pleasing effect.

Grace Rose Farm on Instagram: “Carding Mill is the most beautiful and easy care peach rose we’ve ever grown! Our Carding Mill roses are loaded beyond loaded with buds…”

Despite their small size, miniature rose bushes can be hardy and long-blooming. Here's how to care for your mini rose bush as a houseplant.

See how to fertilize your rose bushes this spring and all summer long - and get your roses ready to bloom bigger than ever this year!

Add instant charm and color to fences, trellises, pergolas, and more.