Portland’s identity as the Rose City dates back to before Oregon was even a state. These days, the city hosts what may be the ...

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery says that a reader who has seen rose sawfly damage this year will need to be proactive to ...

In true millennial fashion, I decided the best way to solve this problem was to call my mom. Her advice: Leave cat fur and chili powder around the base of the plant. At first, this sounded like some ...

Given that many wild roses are centuries old, they frequently conjure up images of knights, monarchs, queens, princes, and ...

I have looked after all types of roses during my time as a professional gardener. From the blousy, deeply fragrant blooms of 'Gertrude Jekyll', to the pink perfection of 'The Generous Gardener', ...

Have you noticed the many bushes, with white blossoms, that are growing along our roadways and reverting fields? This bush that is known as multiflora rose has a very interesting history. I am sure ...

Roses do not have thorns; they have prickles. But there ARE “thorns” in the rose garden. Their names are botrytis, black spot ...

They said the Desert Rose was too exotic. Too delicate. Not worth it. Jalandhar proved them all wrong. From a small village ...

Light, crisp, and endlessly drinkable, these budget-friendly rosés deliver serious summer sipping pleasure — no splurge ...

Growing shrubs from seed sometimes produces interesting variations. A peony I grew as Paeonia veitchii var woodwardii, ...