If you are a lover of all kinds of roses, you may have a mixture of knockout and heirloom varieties. To keep each type growing prolifically, you need to know what kind you have and how to prune it ...

Whether you have a dedicated rose garden, or you plant Knock Out roses among other plants and shrubs in a flower bed, they can look stunning for many months of the year. As with growing and caring for ...

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Prune in the spring to avoid affecting bloom production. Cutting the plant to 15 to 18 inches is typically sufficient to maintain good health. Landscape and shrub roses, similar to knockout roses ...

Amit Ray. “Of all the seasons, autumn offers the most to man and requires the least of him.” – Hal Borland. The days are ...

How you prune roses really depends on the type of bushes ... Landscape, or shrub roses, such as the Knockout, EarthKind ® and other types, are pretty darn simple. Simply do nothing except remove ...

Roses can put up with a lot ... Remove damaged leaves While extensive pruning “isn’t recommended” during the autumn season, removing dead, diseased and damaged leaves from your rose bushes ...

In fact, it's widely known that roses are one of those plants to prune in late winter for a stunning spring display. Although many varieties of groundcover roses don't need as much or as precise ...

1. Roses The expert explained: “Roses should be pruned at this time to shape them and remove any dead bits of wood or diseased wood. “When pruning roses, make sure you use clean and sharp ...

Gardeners, it's time to grab your secateurs and gloves because October is the prime month for pruning, especially when it comes to climbing roses. Monty Don, the nation's favourite gardening ...

As the growing season comes to an end, gardeners face the challenge of preparing some of their tender plants for winter.