Powdery mildew is common plant disease that can quickly make a mess of your roses. It shows up as a dusty white coating on ...

Roses are now in full bloom, which means gardeners will be busy trying to prolong their life. A few simple ingredients could ...

We have an annual problem with our roses. They bloom wonderfully, with large flowers, but the petals drop very quickly (after ...

Roses are a beautiful addition to any garden, blooming in a variety of colors that can completely transform the look of your flower beds. They typically bloom in late May, making them a perfect ...

Checkmate the ‘disease triangle’ in your rose garden Plant choice, setting and monitoring each offer opportunities to encourage a diverse, healthy display ...

This growth on a plant infected with rose rosette disease is called a witch’s broom and tends to be red in color. Courtesy, Jennifer Olson, Oklahoma State University, Bugwood.org ...

Here are the plants you shouldn't plant near your roses to ensure your they receive all the sunlight, water, and nutrients they need, as well as proper air circulation to avoid fungal diseases.

If you want maximum blooms and disease-free foliage, a mulch or frosting of organic matter on top of the roots of a rose plant is like an insurance policy. Roses are thirsty, hungry and disease prone.

Black spot is a serious fungal disease named after the big dark splotches that can appear on rose leaves once the plant is infected. It can only thrive in warm, rainy conditions.

The roses don’t always, but I have seen bumblebees in my roses, and that is a win. You will still have to deal with some foliar diseases and chili thrips. Sometimes, removing diseased leaves and ...

If you want maximum blooms and disease-free foliage, a mulch or frosting of organic matter on top of the roots of a rose plant is like an insurance policy. Roses are thirsty, hungry and disease prone.