Martha stewart rose garden

Garden experts share their best advice for getting bigger and better blooms from your roses and their gardening tips and tricks to help keep roses happy. #gardening #gardenideas #garden #flowergarden #growingflowers #marthastewart

Plus, tips from HGTV on growing and training these disease-resistant climbers to adorn a trellis or wall with spectacular color all season long.

Although Martha knows there is no such thing as an instant rose garden, experience has taught her that structure is the catalyst. "With a really good plan and good architecture, you can make a garden happen," says Martha, who began planting her ambitious rose garden in her East Hampton weekend place in 1991. By the end of the first season, the climbing roses had scaled their supports, and within a few years, they had achieved a mature look. By comparison, it had taken 16 years for…

You should begin feeding the perennial flowering bush in early spring.

. . . at this moment, there are beautiful bouquets of roses everywhere, creating a perfumed oasis with a million softly luxurious scents lingering in the air, and during these moments, am reminded of martha stewart‘s glossary or rose fragrances — there are modern roses and climbing roses, hybrid tea roses and old garden roses, and whether light or heady, vanilla or musk, always fascinating to read about the different varieties, and about how each rose’s scent varies with the […]

One thing I love is the intoxicating scent of a garden rose - especially an English rose. Earlier this year, I designed a new garden behind my main greenhouse not far from my raspberry bushes. This space had previously been used for planting dahlias, but I decided it would be an excellent area for planting

Ahhhhh I have been meaning to write this blogpost since last year!! My favorite current subject: DAVID AUSTIN GARDEN ROSES!!! I have been gardening for three years now, it’s safe to say that it has become my newest obsession. There is nothing like growing these beautiful ladies, their beauty just makes my heart so happy. When we first bought the house, I planted 14 peonies!! I knew nothing about gardening, just that I wanted lots and lots of flowers. After the first season I quickly realized…

One thing I love is the intoxicating scent of a garden rose - especially an English rose. Gardeners everywhere know rose hybridizer, David Austin, for his stunning English roses, which combine the forms and fragrances of old roses with the color range and repeat blooms of modern specimens. This year, my head gardener, Ryan McCallister,

Martha Stewart’s new book, 'Martha’s Flowers,' details her experiences with—and advice for—flowers

Growing fragrant and colorful roses that climb over gates, gazebos and pergolas can turn any garden into a little piece of heaven. Close your eyes and imagine