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Love roses, but always thought they’re too difficult to grow? Roses have an undeserved fussy reputation due to the fragile hybrid teas favored by exhibition growers. For those new to gardening or who prefer low-maintenance plants, there are plenty of easy-care, beautiful roses that you can grow! In this article, we look at our favorite easy to grow rose varieties, with names and pictures of each!
Do you love the fragrance and romance of Old Garden Roses? With rich history and enduring beauty, these historic heirlooms add an element of tradition to the landscape. In this article, gardening expert and rose enthusiast Danielle Sherwood shares some of the most enchanting heirloom roses that deserve a spot in your garden.
Would you love to grow roses, but don’t have the garden space? Many roses grow beautifully in pots and containers, an ideal solution for making the most of limited room and increasing design flexibility. In this article, gardening expert and rose enthusiast Danielle Sherwood shares her top tips for growing beautiful roses in pots or containers!
Have you always wanted roses, but feared losing them to harsh winters? If you thought you couldn’t grow roses due to your winter climate, this article is for you! Even gardeners with extreme winter temperatures can plant and enjoy roses. In this article, gardening expert and rose enthusiast Danielle Sherwood lists her favorite cold-hardy rose varieties, with names and pictures of each!
Thinking of adding some roses to your garden, but want to avoid the thorns? We have good news! There are many varieties of roses with minimal thorns, and some are nearly thornless. In this article, gardening expert and rose enthusiast Danielle Sherwood examines gorgeous roses you can grow in your garden, without the thorns!
Are you seeing spots on the leaves of your roses? Black Spot is a common rose disease, and is especially prevalent in rainy, humid climates. In this article, gardening expert and rose enthusiast Danielle Sherwood explains everything you need to know about black spot, including how to identify, prevent, and treat it.
Thinking of adding some knockout roses to your garden this season? These flowering shrubs are a popular option for gardens across many different hardiness zones. In this article, gardening expert Danielle Sherwood takes you through everything you need to know about knockout roses and their care.
Are your rose leaves turning yellow and you don’t know why? There are multiple reasons leaves turn yellow, and some of them are easy to fix. In this article, hobby gardener and rose enthusiast Danielle Sherwood explains the most common reasons you might see yellow rose leaves, and what you should do to address it!
Roses are iconic garden beauties. Their wide range of color, form, and size means there’s a type of rose out there for every garden. Often called the “Queen of all flowers”, roses bring history, elegance, blooming power and unrivaled fragrance to your garden. In this article, hobby gardener and rose enthusiast Danielle Sherwood refutes the fussy reputation of roses. Keep reading to learn how to care for them this season and beyond!
Looking to add some shade perennials to your garden this season, but aren't sure which plants you want to add? There are many perennial plants that can tolerate both full and partial shade. In this article, we take a look at our favorite shade perennials for the perfect shade garden this season!
Thinking of using some containers in your shade garden but aren't quite sure where to start? Using containers or pots in shady areas can be a great way to transform lesser used spaces. In this article, certified master gardener Laura Elsner gives you her top tips for using pots or containers in the shade this season.
Looking to plant some flowers that look similar to roses, but aren't sure what to plant? Roses are beautiful flowering shrubs, but many gardeners don't want to deal with the upkeep that they require. In this article, we look at some of our favorite rose lookalikes to give you some different planting options for your garden.