Re-landscaping or moving may necessitate re-locating a rose bush. Established rose bushes are a prized possession of many homeowners. In general, older rose bushes produce larger roses. A healthy older rose bush is worth the work involved to transplant it. Rose bushes are very hardy and with a little care can be moved successfully. The first step in moving a rose is pruning it prior to its transplantation. more »

A rose bush is not a simple thing. In fact, there are several types of rose bushes, each one with its own characteristics. There are rose bushes that have characteristics that make them perfect for growing indoors as well as outdoors. Other rose bushes have characteristics that make them perfect for a cut flowerm and others that have characteristics that make them perfect for climbing on a trellis. more »

Rose bushes are beautiful plants that make a lovely addition to nearly any landscape. Insects also find these bushes charming, and can quickly infest and damage a rose bush. While there are several retail rose bush sprays, these can be costly and many times too expensive for a home gardener's budget. Instead, make your own low-cost rose bush spray that will work effectively without hurting your wallet. more »

Suckers are stems that form on the rootstock of rose bushes. These stems grow much more vigorously than the rest of the rose bush, and rob the rest of the bush of vital food and nutrients. They don't produce any roses, so it is best to remove them from the rose bush. If you have rose bushes, you will want to know how to identify and remove suckers from them. more »

Ever wonder why your rose bushes only produce a few roses? Just by doing these few simple tips will help your rose bushes flourish! You will continue harvesting beautiful roses even in the Fall, until that first frost happens. more »

Avoid transplanting rose bushes in the middle of blooming or on days that are over 100 degrees, to protect the plant. Transplant a rose bush with tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. more »

Rose bushes bring beauty and fragrance to any garden, while adding value to a home. Follow these strategies to care for your rose bushes for maximum blooms, good health and long life. more »

Transplanting any kind of plant in the heat of August is never ideal, but if you intend to transplant rose bushes in August, use extra care to assure their health and survival. Transplanting a rose bush is always a delicate task that requires proper follow-up. more »

Rose bushes are great garden plants. As they grow in a wide variety of colors, roses make vibrant additions to any garden. Sometimes it can be difficult to tell if a rose bush is dead. From a glance, a rose bush may appear dead but it isn't fully gone. You may be able to revive a dying rose bush at times. You must simply determine if it is actually dead or just in need of some loving care. Thankfully, there are a few things you can look for to determine if a rose bush is dead. more »