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You don’t have to be a botany expert to decipher what it means when somebody sends you a rose. Every year on Feb. 14, millions of people exchange the flower to express their love — and upwards of 250 ...

Yellow standard roses like ‘Tawny Profusion’ and ‘Friesia’ are good repeat flowering floribunda roses with a bushy, rounded growth. Surround the roses with lower growing annuals and perennials in ...

Roses, with their enchanting array of hues, sizes, and forms, capture the hearts of flower lovers everywhere, yet nurturing a garden full of thriving roses is no small feat for gardeners. Key to the ...

Roses don’t have to be grown in their own bed — let them mingle with your other flowering plants and treat them just the same, cutting them to the ground in late winter each year. A “rose meadow” is a ...

All over America, yards have older hybrid tea roses languishing for lack of care. These are often specimens planted any time from a decade to a century ago. They’re discovered when you buy or rent a ...

Obey the flower. I keep repeating the phrase under my breath, inside my head. I am not at all sure. It does not seem like I am making the right move. I look again at the small rose, then back at the ...