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.

cut away the pot rather than pulling out the plant. Many roses are grafted. The bud graft is easy to spot—it’s the swollen ...

Bare-root roses: Plant as soon as you receive them ... and fill it with soil, ensuring the graft union (the knob-like point where the stems meet the roots) is at ground level.' ...

If you are looking to grow roses of all kinds and colours in your home garden, below we have a full guideline on the same.

Place the plant in bright, indirect light ... Many if not most commercially grown roses come from grafted bushes—where more beautiful but delicate varieties have been grafted onto heartier ...

It is definitely true that grafted roses are more prone to suckering than roses grown from cuttings. 2. Plant hellebores now. The distinctive chalice-shaped flowers of hellebore were invariably ...