Landscaping with roses

Roses are a well-known garden staple because they're romantic, whimsical, sweetly scented, and a classic addition to any landscape or cut-flower arrangement. Whether your garden style is cottage, eclectic, modern, or all of the above, what you plant with your roses can impact how they look in the overall landscape. Enhance your rose garden with these perennials, shrubs, and grasses that require similar light levels, soil, and other growing conditions as roses

Unlock the secret to a stunning flower garden with our easy-to-follow rose garden ideas and tips for every space and style.

Knock Out roses are popular flowers used in landscape designs. Learn the different excellent companions for Knockout Roses for an enhanced stunning display.

Small flowering shrubs are a great way to add color and charm to gardens of all sizes.

Drift roses are one of the most popular landscape plants because they are so easy to care for and they provide beautiful color all season long. Click on the pin to see five ways that you can use drift roses in your landscape.

Companion planting isn’t new. The practice has been used for decades, mostly for agricultural reasons. However, the home gardening community has found companion planting has a place outside agriculture. Certain plants benefit others by reducing

Ready to transform your garden into a mesmerizing haven of roses? Here are some top-notch ideas to help you create a rose garden that's not just a feast for

Formal or informal, elegant or rustic, rose gardens can easily be adapted to your taste and budget. Explore our rose garden ideas and discover more.

Drift Rose Landscaping Ideas for Garden Charm Explore enchanting drift rose landscaping ideas to transform your garden into a picturesque haven blooming with color and charm.

Did you know that the plants you put near your roses can make a big difference? The right plants can help your roses grow better, stay healthy, and even smell nicer. However, not all plants are good neighbors when it comes to roses. Some plants can take away food, water, and light from your roses. […]

Did you know that the plants you put near your roses can make a big difference? The right plants can help your roses grow better, stay healthy, and even smell nicer. However, not all plants are good neighbors when it comes to roses. Some plants can take away food, water, and light from your roses. […]

Here you will find 5 tips for planting a rose garden. These tips will help to ensure that your rose bush will florish and last for many years

By Richard Flowers, ACCNP Green Thumb Nursery- Ventura A plant for multiple uses and a problem solver: The Drift ® Rose Do you want a plant that can be used as a ground cover for erosion control on a slope? What about something that can be integrated with almost any type of planting and look

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Knockout and Drift roses have long been the darlings of gardens, revered for their timeless beauty and captivating fragrance.

Sara McDaniel on Instagram: "Knock Out Roses are one of the EASIEST shrubs to grow and maintain. Plus they are an absolute showstopper! Here are my four best tips you can replicate to get the same results. (For reference I live in Zone 8.) (Comment ROSES & and I’ll send you a source for Knock Out Roses.) 🌸Knock Out Roses LOVE full sun! My roses sit along with south and west walls of my home and get at least 8 hours a day of sun. They soak up all that glorious heat and light and love it…

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…

Our ongoing romance with roses grows deeper with every generation, and most "mind's eye" gardens would surely include at least a few rose specimens.