Planting flowering, pollinator-friendly plants encourages the presence of beneficial predators, such as ladybugs, lacewings, ...

Hybrid roses often will re-bloom once they have been pruned." Remove Crossing Branches When pruning your rose bushes, always cut back central wood where canes are crossing over each other.

Roses are the most popular flowers in the world. They adorn gardens, bouquets, and special moments in our lives. But did you ...

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Don’t fertilize at planting – Earth-Kind roses won’t need fertilizer anyway, and it’s a general rule of thumb to wait until plants have had time to establish before applying any fertilizer ...

Hybrid tea roses produce large, exquisitely shaped flowers generally produced singly on long stems for cutting and in an amazing range of colors. The plants range in size up to more than 6 feet ...

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Cutting back roses stimulates vigorous new growth that produces the beautiful flowers we all enjoy. The time we prune roses is not arbitrary — it is linked to their blooming cycle.

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