Choose a sunny, open location that gets at least six hours of sunlight per day. Space your roses apart to allow for good air circulation and reduce the risk of disease. Prune nearby plants as needed ...

Martha grows several varieties of bare-root roses in her garden and has broken down her process into simple, effective steps ...

Garden gloves are essential for protecting our hands in the garden, and cleaning or washing them can make them last longer.

Roses are just beginning to flower again, but if you want a beautiful garden display, it is essential to start looking for any unusual shoots growing from the base of the plant. In May roses can ...

Plus, a few words about the sweet pea shrub (Polygala x dalmaisiana) since it seems to be everywhere this spring.

This plant solves the problem of annual flowers which are good for a season ... give it a springtime look throughout the year. The red, gold, and purple in this bed would make a distinctive ...

It’s easy to tell the difference, because bare root roses aren’t in soil, and plants are. A bare root plant might look dead ... rose bush into the hole and make sure to turn it to face ...

However, chests don't look ... make navigating the table easier. You'll need to find lovely dice, lost marbles, and a pack of playing cards: The lovely dice are on the floor by the white rose ...

You can get really technical on how much seed to plant, but a good visual is just seeing quite ... I think you should just get familiar with the visual look of what enough fertilizer looks like ...

In its annual report on human rights practices last year, the State Department cited “harsh and life-threatening” conditions ...

If you're looking for a versatile yet stunning rose to grow as a shrub, a climber, or both, this low-maintenance hybrid may ...

Here’s what Stanley Carlson-Thies learned from working at the intersection of religion and government for more than three ...