Roses pair beautifully with a wide range of annuals, perennials, shrubs, and vines. Some rose companions provide contrasting ...

When choosing roses for a small garden, it's important to consider varieties that are compact in size, disease-resistant, and ...

The oldest and third-largest public rose garden in the U.S. is a must-visit gem in Hartford, Connecticut. Dating back to 1867 ...

Roses have been hybridized for so long that it is estimated that there could be up to 35,000 cultivated varieties now ... that many of them are very fragrant. Most rugosas produce ...

Borrowing genetic resources from wild rose varieties ... where yellow roses with small leaves grow, and another in the warm and humid southwest, where the white, fragrant variety thrives.

‘Climbing roses are another excellent choice, and there are many varieties with delicate pink flowers or a bolder magenta,’ says Julian. ‘They work well on pergolas, archways or fences and often bloom ...

But what colour were the first roses? A large genomic analysis indicates that they were probably yellow 1. Wild rose varieties are a potentially valuable ... small leaves in the arid northwest, and ...

A cottage garden will easily accommodate a small outdoor dining area, too, which will typically be surrounded by plants. A ...

From Boston's Public Garden to Darmouth's Parsons Reserve, here are the Massachusetts gardens with flowers in bloom this ...

The fragrant foliage complements the perfume ... yarrow makes a lovely companion to roses. Use low-growing varieties as a groundcover to hide the legs of rose bushes and tuck taller varieties ...