Paul Zimmerman
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Roses Are Plants Too!
New Roses for 2016 from Star Roses & Plants
Star Roses & Plants have been trendsetters in bringing easier care, disease resistant roses to the market. You might say they started it because they are the folks who introduced…
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Roses Are Plants Too!
When it comes container rose size soil matters!
I recently potted up some perennials into two different commercial potting soils. Boy was there was a difference!
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Roses Are Plants Too!
Results From the 3rd Annual Biltmore International Rose Trials
The results are in from this prestigious International Rose Trial. All the roses are grown sustainably which means the winners are perfect for your garden!
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Roses Are Plants Too!
Rose Pruning Update From The Palace Of Gold
This past fall we chose to leave the roses taller in the hope we'd have more to work with at spring pruning time. Mother Nature had other ideas!
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Roses Are Plants Too!
Tips for Cutting Garden Roses to Bring Them in the House
We all like to cut rose blooms to bring them in the house. What are some tips to help keep them fresh in the vase. Our guest writer Michael Marriott…
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Roses Are Plants Too!
What To Do When Winter Delays Bareroot Rose Planting
Sometimes bareroot roses arrive when the ground simply isn't workable for planting. How do you store the plants until it is. We have an answer!
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Roses Are Plants Too!
New Roses From Weeks Roses
Weeks Roses has been breeding great roses for years. Here are some new ones for 2015!
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Roses Are Plants Too!
Four New Roses From Star Roses & Plants
From the folks who brought you The Knockout Roses and The Drift Roses come 4 new roses for 2015!
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Roses Are Plants Too!
Four New David Austin English Roses for 2015
It's the time of year when we start looking at the new roses coming out. We're starting with David Austin Roses' four new releases. They are available for online ordering…
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Roses Are Plants Too!
Get Your Winter Gardening Fix With Internet Radio Garden Shows
Looking for some ways to keep your gardening juices flowing during the winter? Internet radio garden shows can really help!