roses
Alert issued to anyone growing roses in their garden
Proper winter care ensures your roses stay healthy and bloom beautifully in spring. The key is to protect them from frost, strong winds,...
Roses will bounce back healthier with bigger flowers in spring if 1 simple job is done now
Roses in late winter are dormant to reserve energy and prevent damage from the freezing cold temperatures so there is usually no need...
Roses will bounce back healthier with bigger flowers in spring if 1 simple job is done now
Roses in late winter are dormant to reserve energy and prevent damage from the freezing cold temperatures so there is usually no need...
Roses are guaranteed to give you ‘stunning blooms in spring’ after 1 easy task in January
Pruning is essential if gardeners want to get the most out of their roses once winter is over. A rose bush will survive...
Gardeners urged to do one job in January to help roses 'bounce back beautifully'
Throughout the year, gardeners must adapt to the changes throughout the seasons in order to keep their plants happy and healthy. That’s especially...
Alert issued to anyone with roses in their garden
Anyone who has roses in their garden have been issued with an alert to ensure they look just gorgeous in 2025. Those wishing...
Roses stay healthy and disease-free if 1 natural item is added to their leaves in winter
Gardeners need to be aware that the roses do not just need to be protected from the cold in January, as the wet...
Correct way to prune roses in January so your plant produces an ‘abundance of blooms’
Roses require an annual prune during the winter months so January is an ideal time to undertake this task, according to gardening experts...
Three garden plants you must prune in January for ‘prolific blooming’ in the spring
With a new year ahead, January is a great time to prune the garden so that it will bloom abundantly come spring. Craig Wilson,...
Roses will be packed with blooms in 2025 if gardeners do one 10-minute task in January
It is now a new year which means gardeners will begin to head back into the garden, and there is one easy task...
