From timing to aftercare, here’s everything you need to know to prune roses confidently and keep your garden thriving.

Roses are resilient plants that respond well to being pruned at the right time. If you’re wondering how to prune roses in summer, you will not harm your plant but you may delay or reduce its ...

Roses will be protected from black spot disease if they are underplanted with a beautiful flower, according to a gardener.

Key Points Roses need lots of water to thrive, so more water can result in more blooms. Pruning and deadheading spent flowers will direct the plant's attention to flowering more.

Timing is everything when it comes to pruning, no matter the plant variety. Trim these three plants now to boost growth, prevent disease, and keep your garden thriving through the entire summer.

Study a climbing rose carefully, decide what you need to prune to train the plant the way you want it to grow, and then prune accordingly. Get this pruning done by the end of June.

Study a climbing rose carefully, decide what you need to prune to train the plant the way you want it to grow, and then prune accordingly. Get this pruning done by the end of June.

Troy Scott Smith shares why he loves deadheading, his go-to pruning shears, the wonder of rose hips, and more on caring for ...

Black spot is a common issue with roses - but one gardener has claimed there is a simple and natural way to prevent it from ...

Gardeners are all encouraged to give their roses a little love this summer during the heatwave - and these little tricks will ...