ROSE ARTICLES

by Bob Martin Since 1997, when Shreveport resident Mary Johnston was recognized for her significant role in the ROSE being named...

June 5, 2021 was a special day for so many reasons. It did not represent the completion of the Great Garden Restoration Project, but it...

by Bob Martin, ARS President Introduction I continue this month with the next installment of my monthly feature in which I present a...

by Bob Martin, ARS President, San Diego Rose Society In the last (and first) installment I said the most important tool of the rosarian...

by Mirijana Toyn, Consulting Rosarian, Connecticut Rose Society This is a 2014 AOM article I will be forever mystified why the ancients...

by Bob Martin, ARS President 2018-2021 BELOW: 'Butter Cream', photo by Bob Martin Challenged by our Editor to select one rose to write...

by Angelina Chute Award of Merit 2017 winner I’m a big fan of Easy Elegance Roses. They’re not only sustainable and easy to grow, but...

I have been growing roses for exhibition in Glendale, California since the year 2000 when I was gifted with my first miniature rose on...

There are two basic kinds of potpourri; dry and moist. At our house we make the dry kind which is far simpler. The first step is to gather..

It's fall! My thoughts instantly wrap around awesome autumn color, evening fires, and lots and lots of hot chocolate. Fall is also the...