If you have climbing roses in your garden, you should make sure to follow this easy tip which could help them grow this summer. Roses are one of the most rewarding plants to grow, admired for ...

If you love roses, but don’t have much time to care for them, you may want to consider antique roses. Long before roses were extensively hybridized, the rose had cheerfully survived ...

This trellis is like finding a treasure in your great-aunt's attic – full of vintage charm and ready to tell a new story. The arched top and swirling scrollwork bring a touch of fairytale elegance to ...

Step into a storybook setting at the Wonderland of Roses Festival—where antique blooms take center stage at Old City Cemetery. And later, we’re switching gears and stepping back in time with a ...

Leave five to seven canes that are about 18 inches or more in length. Climbing roses When pruning climbing roses, follow the above recommendations for pruning shrub roses. Large-flowered climbers ...

If you're looking forward to years of copious blooms and visits from the bees drawn to this rose's violet-like scent, start thinking about how and where to grow it. Cover an old fence, or grow them ...

“Roses love to be pruned,” explains Banks. “When you deadhead them, it sends the message that it’s time to grow. So the more you prune them, the more blooms you’ll have, which is everyone’s goal.” ...