ROSE ARTICLES

from the 2018 American Rose Society Handbook for Selecting Roses Classification of Roses The American Rose Society recently approved a...

The following is a newsletter submission edited by Stephen Hoy, to see the newsletter in its original format (.pdf) CLICK HERE Due to the...

ONE HUNDRED YEARS after J. Horace McFarland became affiliated with the American Rose Society, the organization’s Board of Directors...

Last year, in American Rose, we introduced the Great Garden Restoration Project for the American Rose Center at ARS national headquarters...

Undemanding, tough, mostly fragrant and blooming in profusion, Gallicas are amongst my favorite roses. If I had to recommend any class of...

Developed from relatives of the original old musk rose, ‘Rosa moschata’, Hybrid Musks (HMsk) are an increasingly favored class. Reverend...

To better understand the hybrid moyesii rose classification, lets first look at its parentage, the Rosa moyesii. A species rose,...

By Linda Kimmel Hybrid Kordesii Roses (HKor), a series of shrub roses developed by Kordes in the 1940s to early 1950s. The House of W....

According to most articles, books, and consultants the quick and simple answer is….. 5 gallons a week, 10 gallons a week, 1.5 inches...

One of the rose garden’s many bounties occurs each fall as the last roses bloom and succulent rose hips form. These hips are actually...