Coming up roses

Clare Foster continues her series on the cutting garden, focusing this month on growing a variety of roses for scent and colour, with advice from Green and Gorgeous flower farmer Rachel Siegfried

Fall is the best time to plan and plant ahead for next year’s centerpieces

I have always tried to convince myself and others that I didn't want to grow roses because they were so fussy, but I have been so inspired b...

If you get roses as a gift, don’t let them wither after a few days. You can plant them in your garden, even if they’ve already been cut and have no roots. These flowers are easy to grow at home. Also, they bring a creative touch to your garden with their pleasant scent and vibrant colors. 5-Minute Crafts will show you how to root a cut rose easily and practically with 2 great methods.

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Brindabella Purple Prince Roses are cool, fragrant roses that are disease-resistant and pest-resistant plants. This Rose has a tough structure and enhanced resistance to black spots and mildew. It can offer up to double blossoms in vibrant shades of purple-red blooms. The blooms come in flushes over a long season, and you would not need to deadhead the roses. Royal purple rose flowers with very glossy foliage. Brindabella Purple Prince Shrubs have excellent resistance to diseases like black…

WEEKEND READING, Vol. 22 - on Coming Up Roses