Mini rose garden

A potted miniature rose with red-and-white striped flowers is in a sunny spot in the house, and the buds are opening slowly, which means we should have a few weeks of colour before moving it to a less conspicuous spot to rest until it’s warm enough to place outdoors. Miniature roses are sturdier than they look, and make wonderful container plants.

Jackie is very proud of her peony and iris border. 'Krinkled White' peony In 2011 we attended the annual American Peony Society Convention in Wilsonville, Oregon. We saw many peony plants and photographed many blooms submitted by growers all over the country.

Green ice mini roses and boxwood hedge (green velvet)

Miniature roses (Rosa spp.) are just as beautiful as their full-size counterparts. Use this guide to learn how to grow them in your garden.

climbing roses in pots

Miniature roses can be grown outdoors in pots or directly in the ground. Here are a few tips on how to plant and grow a mini rose bush in your flower garden.

Caring for miniature roses might seem difficult at first, but rest assured, you’ll soon find that miniature roses are not only easy to care for, but they are incredibly rewarding. Click on the pin to learn how to care for miniature roses.

Despite their small size, miniature rose bushes can be hardy and long-blooming. Here's how to care for your mini rose bush as a houseplant.