My dad once had a tree rose, a bush grafted onto a two- to three-foot stem so it looked like a covered lollipop in bloom. But ...

Key Points Start prepping potted plants for winter early in the fall.Bring houseplants and tropicals inside before nights dip ...

As winter weather fast approaches, you want to protect delicate plants like non-hardy roses. Insulate your roses against cold weather with shredded fall leaves. You likely already raking up these ...

Help your roses like Alec's Red get through the winter with light pruning and other garden chores. (Heirloom Roses ) Winter has settled into the Pacific Northwest with a dramatic cold front that we ...

Dear Jane: This season I planted two small trees and two shrubs in decorative containers to use at our front entrance. But now I have a dilemma: They're too large to move into the garage for winter.

This Knock Out rose suffered damage from last year's winter but survived enough to push out new growth and recover. Q: Two years ago, my daughter planted six Knock Out roses in her yard. Early this ...