climbing roses - Fine Gardening
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Design
Late Spring on the Opposite Side of the World
Hi GPODers! After weeks of mainly fall photos and with lots of us already feeling winter creeping in, we have a refreshing change of pace today. Lynne Leslie has shared…
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Design
Best of the GPOD: Roses
We get to see tons of beautiful plants on the GPOD, but almost nothing gets people quite as excited as beautiful displays of roses. So today we’re celebrating some of…
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Design
The Best Roses for Your Garden
Gertrude Stein once wrote, "A rose is a rose is a rose." But when it comes to growing them, not all roses are equal. Since many roses put on their…
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Design
GPOD on the Road: Butchart Rose Garden
We’re back with what is going to be a semi-regular feature of taking the GPOD on the road to visit great public garden spaces. Today friend-of-the-GPOD Cherry Ong is taking…
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Design
Carefree Climbing Roses for a Northern California Garden
Climbing roses (Rosa spp. and cvs., Zones 3–9) add color, beauty, and vertical interest to your garden. They can transform bare walls, fences, pergolas, tuteurs, and obelisks into showy, bloom-filled…
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Design
From Jungle to Garden
Today we’re visiting Tonya Keck’s garden in Davis, California. We bought our house eight years ago. It was a foreclosure and had been vacant for over a year. The kitchen…
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Collection
Timeless Cottage-Garden Roses
Nothing says cottage garden like roses. Timeless, fragrant, and cheerful—these classic roses are lovely choices to help create the charming and inviting environment of the English countryside. Whether you prefer…
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How-To
Two Steps for Pruning Climbing Roses
Prune yearly for healthier, more manageable growth and bigger, better flowers
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Design
28 Antique Roses for Specimens, Hedges, Containers, and Climbers
Whether they traveled from the Old World with immigrants or have been passed from generation to generation right here, these roses have stood the test of time. not only for…
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How-To
Train Roses to Produce More Flowers
Bending long canes and securing them at the base of the plant also conserves garden space