Roses are a favoured garden plant for many reasons - their scent, their blooms and the fact that there's a variety for almost ...

The Rifle team also has a “library of flowers” — a collection of every blossom Bond has painted that “we can kind of play ...

The Royal Horticultural Society warns: "If left, climbing roses can become a tangled mess of branches with very few flowers." Pruning may seem intimidating to some green thumbs, but it's ...

where you brew the petals of a rose flower. This tea is one of a kind as it has the freshness, fragrance of rose and brewing the petals unlocks several health potentials the flower has to offer.

Once pruned, this is a good time to regularly water your roses again. This will help them to break dormancy and produce flowers quicker into spring. Applying a new layer of mulch is beneficial ...

Kick off by deadheading your roses, snipping away dead flowers while leaving healthy greenery. Trim lengthy canes to maintain shape and prevent top heaviness, which can lead to damage in rough ...

Gardeners may think there is less to do in the garden now that the weather is cooling down, but taking the time to do one simple task will help enhance roses. Monty Don, best known for being the ...

Rose oil’s antioxidant, antibacterial, and antidepressant properties make it a perfect floral companion for days spent in lockdown, but ultimately any flowers of your choice ... Writer and Wallpaper* ...