That includes fertilizing roses in spring and the summer to achieve that long display of beautiful blooms. Garden center ...

Join me as I run through the fundamentals of fertilizing garden roses each season. In my experience, roses are hungry plants that must be fed regularly throughout the growing season. Once the risk of ...

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Roses typically bloom in May and June, but if you plant "repeat blooming" varieties, the flowers will continue sporadically all summer long and produce an impressive flush of blooms when the weather ...

Take care not to use too much fertilizer, though ... but they aren’t as interested in scent-free, dark roses that produce ...

Whiteflies often infest hibiscus, Confederate rose, lantana, mallow, poinsettia, gardenias, citrus and some bedding plants. Many vegetables in the garden ... will drain well. Fertilize repotted ...

October is a big month for garden lovers in New Jersey! The air is crisp, the leaves are turning, and it's time to give your ...

Gardeners are future oriented. They tend to evaluate their gardens and landscape flowers, shrubs and trees. If a plant in one ...

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A: Hot Wings and Amur maples turn nice orange-red in the fall. Not brilliant red like Autumn Blaze, which doesn’t really work ...