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Roses are so beautiful; it's no wonder breeders have worked endlessly to produce repeat-blooming cultivars. These roses, and some antique ones as well, don't just shine in the spring garden. With a little attention, they can be stars in the fall. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss has some stunning repeat bloomers to share.
Roses grace the garden for many years, even if their initial planting site warrants revisiting. As conditions change and plants mature, it’s sometimes necessary to relocate roses to improve their health or the overall garden experience. With gardening expert Katherine Rowe, explore the signs to look for when assessing a move to ensure healthy roses across the seasons.
Roses are, hands down, the most famous and popular of all flowers. Cut flower gardener Melissa Strauss has uncovered the best of the best. Read on for some of the most popular varieties of all time.
September is prime for planting roses, and bushy, vigorous shrub roses are no exception. These hardy and reliable shrub selections flower prolifically with graceful forms. Enjoy the easy care, full petals, and range of extended color of shrub varieties. Explore exceptional species and hybrids to plant in September with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
‘At Last’ roses bring double rosettes in sunset tones that flower nonstop from early summer through frost. With the beauty of a hybrid tea and the durability of a landscape rose, this effortless selection boasts disease resistance and easy care. Explore this sturdy rose, brimming with romance and sweet perfume, with garden expert Katherine Rowe.
Drift roses are compact, vigorous, disease-resistant roses that grow in a variety of conditions with ease. A wave of blooms emerges in late spring and repeat-flowers through frost. With their quick growth, mannerly size, and abundance of soft flowers, Drifts create an eye-catching display in versatile garden locations. Join gardening expert Katherine Rowe in exploring how to foster these easy going shrubs and their delicate appeal.
Get a garden that’s made in the shade! Explore shade-loving, no-fuss flowers and foliage with gardening enthusiast Lindsay Miller.
‘Zephirine Drouhin’ is an old garden rose with abundant blooms, superior fragrance, and loose, full rosettes. As Bourbon roses, these historic hybrids bring high fragrance and vigor in a climbing form. Explore this favorite heirloom, deserving of a spot in today’s garden, with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
Rosa ‘Iceberg’ brings bundles of crisp, white blooms among glossy green foliage. As a shrub or climber, they flower nonstop from early summer through frost. Explore these handsome, vigorous, effortless roses with garden expert Katherine Rowe.
With the proper selections in the right garden spot, roses and hydrangeas grow together to create an all-season bloom spectacle. Garden expert Katherine Rowe shares tips for outstanding rose and hydrangea combinations based on cultural requirements and display considerations. Rely on hardiness, light conditions, and moisture needs for a long-lived combination.
‘Henri Martin’ roses bear old garden rose qualities of exceptional blooms and fragrance in the form of a tough and adaptable shrub. Join gardener Katherine Rowe in a look at these esteemed roses, as valuable in the garden today as they were in the late 1800s.
Many of the tropical plants we know and love today as annuals and houseplants originated in the understories of tropical rainforests. For the tropical shade garden, there is no shortage of shade-loving perennial plants. In this article, gardening expert Christina Conner shares some of her top tropical picks for the shade garden.