Giving someone the simple but beautiful gift of a rose can say so much ... the season and keep your garden looking healthy; not trimming can lead to early death via disease and pests.

Either slip or cut fresh growth from the rose bush. If you cut them with a pruner, make each cut directly below a bud, cutting at about a 45-degree angle. If you slip them, tear the branch ...

and trimming her leaves when needed. Of course, as any rose caretaker knows, one of my first trials to overcome was the dreaded black spot. Now, our potted rose bush (aka Mrs. Lady) has gotten and ...

They said: “For those who already have a rose bush, February is the perfect time ... while others only need light trimming and the removal of dead wood. Some roses, such as climbing roses ...

Garden expert Richard King, at Dino Decking, shared his top tips for cultivating a beautiful rose bush in the garden. From now until March, bare-root roses are the "best choice" to plant in the ...

A robotic arm and precision cutting tools then ensure every rose and topiary are clipped to perfection. ‘Getting the robot to work reliably in a real garden was a major feat of engineering,’ says ...