Roses Are Plants Too!
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Roses Are Plants Too!Taking A Public Rose Garden Sustainable. An Update
We've begun the process of transitioning the garden. We check in, explain what we've done and get a pleasant surprise!
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Roses Are Plants Too!Garden Tools for Rose Gardeners
After plants most gardeners also love garden tools. There is nothing like working with ones of good quality. But what about affordability. In this post we look at some great…
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Roses Are Plants Too!Transitioning a Public Rose Garden To Sustainability
I've always said during the time a rose garden is coming off chemicals it won't look good. That's one thing in a back yard garden. What about doing it in…
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Roses Are Plants Too!Results from The Biltmore International Rose Trials 2014
This past Memorial Day weekend a jury of International Rose Experts met once again in the historic Biltmore Rose Garden to judge the 2nd annual Biltmore International Rose Trials.
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Roses Are Plants Too!Proof Preparing The Entire Bed Works
Why you should prepare the entire bed vie amending and not just digging the proverbial 2' x 2' hole and amending only that soil.
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Roses Are Plants Too!Update On Roses Frozen To The Ground
A while back I wrote about having to cut roses to the ground because of the winter. I have a happy update!
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Roses Are Plants Too!Wait Before Assuming The Cold Killed Your Rose
While a rose may look dead from above the ground after a winter like the one we just had, it's too early to assume it is. This is my experience…
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Roses Are Plants Too!Polar Vortex means a hard prune is in order for some roses.
Gardeners were wondering what the polar vortex was going to mean for their plants. I am just now finding out what it means for my roses and it means radical…
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Roses Are Plants Too!2014 New Rose Introductions – Certified Roses
We continue to look at some new roses for 2014. This time it's Certified Roses.
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Roses Are Plants Too!Snow Is Great For The Roses
With the crazy weather we've been having some might wonder if all the snow is good, or bad, for the roses. We have some thoughts on that.
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