Roses Are Plants Too!
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Roses Are Plants Too!Rose Rosette Disease: Are The Knock Out Roses® to blame?
Rose Rosette Disease is becoming more widely seen. Some people blame The Knock Out Roses. Are they right?
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Roses Are Plants Too!The New Generation of Flower Carpet Roses. Color Me Impressed!
The Flower Carpet Rose line has been around for a while. They have a new generation out and after testing them in my garden I think you need to know…
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Roses Are Plants Too!Results From The Biltmore International Rose Trials 2013
The First Annual Biltmore International Roe Trial Jury & Awards day was held in Mid-May and the results are in!
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Roses Are Plants Too!Spring Came Early And I Haven’t Pruned My Roses Yet!
What should you do if spring came early and you haven't pruned yet? First of all relax and then read this post.
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Roses Are Plants Too!What Is A Field Grown Own-Root Rose And Should I Buy It.
Up to now own-root roses have mostly been sold in smaller pots known as bands or up to one-gallon size. A new own-root product is making its way to your…
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Roses Are Plants Too!When to Prune a Young Rose
A lot of gardeners ask me if it's okay to prune a newly planted rose after it's first year in the garden. It's a great question!
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Roses Are Plants Too!Chamblee’s Rose Nursery – A Mail Order Nursery You Should Know
Winter is when our thoughts turn to ordering new roses for the garden. Besides local garden centers, mail order is an excellent way to find gems of the garden. Meet…
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Roses Are Plants Too!What Is An Old Garden Rose?
You may notice people using the phrase Old Garden Roses. What exactly is an Old Garden Rose? We have the answer!
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Roses Are Plants Too!Keep Beneficial Insects, Birds and Mammals Around By Creating a Host Environment
A key to keeping beneficial insects around all year is making sure they have what they need in the way of water, host plants and places to live. Here are…
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Roses Are Plants Too!Overwintering Roses Like Shrubs. A Tip From A Reader!
We've been talking about winter rose care over the last few weeks. A reader north of Boston emailed me a very practical solution and I'm sharing it with you.
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