Today's modern rose bushes are as easy to grow as any other shrub. Plant them in a good spot and they'll last for years.

For potted roses, carefully cut away the pot and slide out the plant. These plants are often potted in late winter and sold in the spring, so the root system is limited.

Plant your potted roses in rich soil and mulch them well when next winter comes. “ Bear in mind that you won’t be able to bring them indoors again. They will need a dormant season.

ROSES are a classically beautiful addition in any garden, but for those short on space it is possible to grow gorgeous roses in pots. Here are three simple tips for planting and caring for potted ...

By George Weigel/The Patriot-News Q: A friend gave me a very small potted yellow rose bush. I keep it in my office. Its leaves are turning yellow and brown, and it has little white dots everywhere.

ANYBODY who received a miniature rose bush for Valentine’s Day can plant their love token outside for a year-round reminder of the special day. By Deborah Stone 21:33, Mon, Feb 16, 2015 ...

Given careful plant selection, some fairly extensive know-how, and a commitment to delivering the pet-like care that a potted fruit tree or bush demands, it’s possible to score moderate success.

How to grow a blueberry bush. Technically, ... From there, stick it in the pot, and cover it with a light layer of soil, and then water. Next, place some sort of cup, glass, ...

This time of year, right after Valentine’s Day, I usually get several questions from new gardeners asking how to plant and successfully grow their new rose bush they received for ...

A dozen red roses may be a gesture of love in the short term, but the gift of a potted rose for Valentine's Day will last a lot longer with the right care. "Potted roses are very easy to grow as a ...