Roses are among the most beautiful flowers that can adorn our gardens. To enjoy them in their full glory, ensuring proper ...

That includes fertilizing roses in spring and the summer to achieve that long display of beautiful blooms. Garden center shelves are stocked with different rose feeds at this time of year ...

Use slow-release fertilizer. A steady, slow supply of nutrients will encourage reblooming roses to set more flowers. Scatter ...

Use about 1/4 cup of 10-10-10 per average-sized bush and follow label directions for rose-specific formulas. Always water the plant well after each fertilizer application. For newly spring-planted ...

Cultural tip: Avoid overfertilizing roses with water-soluble, nitrogen-based fertilizers, which prompts overgrowth of ...

As for diseases, the best strategy is to start with disease-resistant cultivars. “Buy ‘fisherman roses,’” Pscheidt said. “The types that you can plant and then go fishing. Breeders are always coming ...

With spring fieldwork on the horizon, ICIS senior fertilizer editor Mark Milam describes the fertilizer market as “positively cautious”. “I think the fertilizer side is more on the positive ...

April wildflowers are always beautiful and a welcome sight to the garden after the cold winter. If you want wildflowers in ...

As we begin our spring fertilizing the following is a guide to help you with the symptoms of various nutritional deficiencies ...