How to cover roses for winter

Now that autumn has arrived, it’s time to start getting your roses ready for their long winter’s nap. With a little bit of planning and prep, you can make sure your roses wake up healthy and refreshed in the spring. Click to learn how to winterize your roses in four easy steps! #Gardening #GardeningTip #GardeningTips #Roses #Rose #RoseGardening

The winter roses needs special protection during the cold season. Here you will learn how to successfully winter your roses in bed and pot.

How Do You Safely Overwinter Rose Containers? "I have roses in containers. What is the best way to overwinter them in zone 6b? I have a Winchester Cathedral, a Young Lycidas, and a Jubilee Celebration.

This article and video is about Knockout Roses Fall care and pruning. What should your Fall cleanup include? Should you prune Knockout Roses in the Fall or in the Spring? I answer these questions and cover everything needed to get your roses ready for Winter. Every year in Fall there are lots of questions regarding...Read More

Tender Tea Roses and Grandiflora Roses need extra protection in winter. But even a hardy rose needs protection from harsh conditions. This is a simple method of protection.

This is always a melancholy time of year. -- Your roses have produced their bountiful bouquets all summer into late fall and now it's time to put them to bed. Literally. In climate zones 6 or below, roses, even though quite hardy, need to be...

You don’t have to worry if your roses will survive the cold and freezing temperatures with this ultimate winter care guide.

Ground cover roses are an unusual but easy way to add greenery to the yard

Roses are the quintessential flowers of a garden, providing beauty and fragrance throughout the growing season. However, when the colder months approach, rose lovers often find themselves wondering how to keep their prized plants alive through winter. Roses, especially hybrid varieties, need some extra care to survive freezing temperatures and come back strong in the ... Read more

Here are a few simple tips (prune, wrap, and mound) to protect and care for your roses so they are ready to bloom later in the year.