Pink Roses

If you grow roses in your yard, you know they need tender and loving care. Roses will provide you with years upon years of color, fragrance, and beauty, but you need to nourish them as much as possible. You can buy expensive and chemical filled rose food varieties to treat your plants with, but who wants to do that? Instead, why not try making a batch of your own all natural rose food instead? Take a look below at how to make your own natural rose food that will keep your roses looking great an

Wondering how to prune roses? It’s the right time of year for it – and you needn’t be daunted – just follow our simple steps. How to prune roses It can be difficult to understand exactly how to go about pruning your plants, so many gardeners are tentative about cutting back their prize roses. Watch this video with Tamsin Westhorpe, gardener at Stockton Bury Gardens in Herefordshire and former editor of The English Garden, to learn how to prune your roses. The video demon

Chelsea’s Great Pavilion always brims with beautiful plants and among them were some exciting new roses for 2016. David Austin Roses had three new roses on their exhibit, which featured a copper ‘giant peach’ sculpture to tie in with their major new variety, rose ‘Roald Dahl’. This free-flowering variety with peach coloured blooms is named to commemorate the centenary of Roald Dahl’s birth and £2.50 from the sale of each plant will go to Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Char

We asked two rose experts from David Austin Roses and Harkness Roses to recommend some repeat-flowering garden roses that produce exquisite blooms. The great majority of repeat-flowering roses do not flower continually. They put on a first great flush at the beginning of summer, rest for a few weeks, and then come back with a vengeance. There are innumerable varieties suited to our British gardens. Rose breeders Many breeders, most notably David Austin Roses, have the specific