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Roses can be trained by cutting off bad areas on the plant and thinning bushes that have got too tall. Thin rosebushes to a three or five leaflet area withhelp from an urban horticulturist and gardening adviser in this free … Read more
Preparing roses for the winter means mounding dirt around the base of the plant to increase insulation, while mulch works as well. Use a cloth or pillow case to cover the plant to protect from a freeze with help from … Read more
Knockout roses don’t have a very long stem, so pruning them requires cutting the bush back to look for like a compact bush. Cut down on fungus through proper pruning of knockout roses with help from an urban horticulturist and … Read more
Caring for a rose bush means maintaining the proper light level, which is usually six hours of bright sun per day. Plant roses in a good soil that has peat moss and black cow manure with help from an urban … Read more
Black spot fungus is a problem of a fungus that grows into the leaves of roses, causing them to drop early. Find out how black spot fungus can cause a rose to die with help from an urban horticulturist and … Read more