If you have roses in your garden then experts warn there are three major signs you should look out for this spring that ...

To prune your roses in winter, start by trimming them back as required, ensuring to shape them. Next, eliminate any dead, dying, diseased or damaged stems from the plant. If there is any leftover ...

Roses are a beautiful addition to any garden, but they can frustratingly become victims of a fungal infection known as black ...

Cutting roses not only keeps them healthy but helps the plant spend more energy on growing flowers rather than wasting resources on dying stems so if pruned properly you will have bigger and more ...

Bacteria builds up, the stems clog, and before you know it, your roses are shrivelled up. Your flowers might be romantic, but they have a mortal enemy — ethylene gas. It's emitted by fruits ...