Flower garden

Why is rose grafting necessary? When is the best time for budding? Features of the preparation of the scion and rootstock. Step by step instructions and further care.

A lush rose garden is a real delight for the eyes of any gardener. But what about those who live in the northern regions, how to choose winter-hardy varieties of blooming roses?

Nothing can give as much bright colors and cheerfulness as a variegated flower bed of a variety of unpretentious annual plants for the garden.

Rose "Santana" is the finest variety with luxurious large flowers. Their diameter can reach about 10 centimeters.

Roses are thermophilic and very moody plants. Every gardener should carefully and correctly prune roses for the winter.

In winter, the queen of flowers goes through a dormant period and needs to be helped to ensure a safe rest. What methods can be used to cover roses for the winter?

Purple roses and their shades are not natural flowers. All exotic forms of this color palette are artificially bred by breeders.

Rose has long been recognized as the queen of flowers. The main function of this flower is decorative. That is why roses are widely used in landscape design.

Aphids on roses are a frequent occurrence, and the sooner the fight begins, the less damage the insects will have time to inflict on the flowers, and the easier it will be to deal with them.

Rosa Pierre de Ronsard is one of the most beautiful and often used climbing varieties in landscape design.

Roses inherit high resistance from rose hips, but over time, a grafted rose can turn back into a rose hip. So what do you do?