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A tall, green plant with multiple bright red blooms grows against a beige wall, supported by a wooden trellis.

Shrubs

7 Tips for Growing Climbing Roses in Pots and Containers

You don't have to have tons of space to grow climbing roses. Many of them grow well in containers, so you can grow them in smaller spaces and on patios, too! Gardening expert Melissa Strauss has some tips on successfully growing climbers and ramblers in containers.

delicate magenta bleeding heart blooms dangle on a long red stem against a backdrop of dewy green leaves in a shady garden.

Ornamental Gardens

19 Deer-Resistant Shade Plants to Try This Year

If your garden has both shady sites and deer visitors, we’ve got a number of shade-loving plants that resist deer predation. While no plant is deer-proof, selecting those with qualities they find distasteful is the first line of defense against sweeping damage. Garden expert Katherine Rowe explores deer-resistant plants for shade that complement each other with ornamental appeal and high performance.

A gardener in white and green gloves soaks bare-root roses in a white bucket filled with water in the garden.

Shrubs

When and How to Soak Bare Root Roses

Bare root roses have some great advantages and make great additions to the garden. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to talk about when to plant them and how soaking the roots is beneficial.

Creamy yellow camellia with dense, ruffled petals and a golden center, surrounded by dark green leaves.

Flowers

9 Lookalike Alternatives for Difficult-to-Grow Roses

Roses are enchanting in the garden, but some of them can be difficult to care for. Fortunately, there are some great, lower-maintenance alternatives to those difficult varieties. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to talk about easy replacements for those fussy roses.

Arching stems with smooth bark bear lush, rich pink blooms with layers of delicate petals, set against vibrant green, slightly serrated foliage—the perfect roses to order in February.

Flowers

17 Collector-Favorite Roses to Order In February

From modern hybrids to old garden roses, award-winning favorites with high performance are an asset to any collection. Garden expert Katherine Rowe explores rosarian-favorite roses to add to our own gardens, perfect for ordering this month.

Hands wearing yellow gloves holding a pot with a flowering bush, transferring it into freshly dug soil. The bush has pink blossoms with layered petals and dark green leaves.

Shrubs

Can You Plant Roses in January?

Underneath a rose’s outward beauty is a durable and hardy core, but certain conditions at planting set the best foundation for those gorgeous blooms. This includes minimizing winter extremes. Join gardening expert Katherine Rowe in when to plant roses in late winter, depending on your climate.

A focused and close-up shot of the autumn damask roses sprinkled with water droplets in a bright sunlight area outdoors

Shrubs

How to Plant, Grow, and Care For Autumn Damask Roses

If you're looking for a rose that keeps blooming into the fall months, look no further than Autumn Damask Roses. The habit is in the name of these wonderful plants! Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to learn about growing Autumn Damask cultivars.

Close-up of bright, deep red roses with double petals covered in a thin layer of frost, in need of extra winter protection.

Shrubs

9 Roses That Need Extra Winter Protection

Roses are not only beautiful, but they’re also durable landscape performers in the right situation. Fall is the time to turn our thoughts to protecting our sensitive favorites. In the coldest of gardens, even hardy specimens benefit from extra insulation. Join gardening expert Katherine Rowe in exploring which roses need winter protection to foster years of flowers and fragrance.

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Gardening Inspiration

25 Shade-Tolerant Lawn Alternatives To Plant In Fall

If you’re ready to reduce your lawn expanse or need to perk up bare areas where turf isn’t thriving, consider shade-loving alternatives. Robust, low-growing perennials happily infill shaded zones across varying conditions. From ultra-low groundcovers to durable uprights, these top performers enrich the garden with seasonal appeal and ecological services. Explore the breadth of shady lawn alternatives with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.