ROSE ARTICLES

I can't count the number of times that I am called or asked at meetings about 'insects on my roses.' My first question is always...

by Jolene Adams ARS past president, Master Rosarian, NCNH District As ‘custodians’ of a rose garden we are all trying to provide the best...

by Rita Perwich, Consulting Rosarian, San Diego Rose Society. Rosarians generally spend a lot of time tending to their roses. Plain and...

It is natural for rosarians to do everything they can to keep their plants producing healthy blooms as often as possible.

Suzanne M. Horn, Master Rosarian with the Pacific Rose Society This is a 2016 Award of Merit article. 'Alisha' is an exquisite little...

There are a lot of old wives’ tales about roses and rose culture. Some seem to have merit, others don’t. During our Exhibitors Rose Trip IV,

Raised beds are always better than ground level beds. (While this is generally true, in a very sandy soil where drainage is adequate...

We gardeners routinely describe fertilizing as “feeding” our plants, but that’s not really accurate. Plants “feed” themselves, producing the

Coffee Grounds as Mulch? It has been suggested that coffee grounds make an excellent mulch or constituent of compost. Since grounds have al

PRESENTATION OF 2021 ARS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS Miniature/Miniflora RoseAward of Excellence granted to a miniature/miniflora rose...