If you are asking "How often do I need to water my roses?" read on for the answer!

Powdery mildew and downy mildew are two fungal infections that can wreak havoc in your rose garden. Learn to recognize the symptoms and take steps to treat these two diseases.

Roses are all beautiful, and many of them are wonderfully scented. Here are a few of the most fragrant roses for your garden.

The Victorian "Language of Flowers" spoke eloquently in different colors of roses and other flowers. Choose a bouquet of roses that speaks your tenderest emotions without your saying a word.

What are the different types of roses? From hybrid teas to minis to David Austins, there is a rose to suit your style.

Choosing new roses can be overwhelming. There are so many beautiful colors, it's hard to know which to pick! Here is a brief guide to some of the best roses by color.

Just because your garden doesn't receive a full day of sun doesn't mean you can't grow roses. There are varieties that will survive and even thrive in partially shaded locations.

Your roses are hungry. Keep them well fed, and your reward will be an abundance of blooms on green, healthy rosebushes.

Prune your roses annually to encourage healthy new growth, and plenty of beautiful flowers in the spring.

You purchased healthy bare root roses, now it's time to plant them and get your rose garden underway! Take the time to plant them right, and reap the benefits when you have beautiful flowers later in the spring.