Roses are vulnerable in the spring due to warm temperatures and increased rain which can create ideal conditions for fungal ...

A common issue with roses is black spot and rust caused by fungal diseases. One rose expert ... Rather than using pesticide treatments or even neem oil, which can harm pollinators, Sophie ...

While black spot disease won't kill rose bushes outright ... Simply combine it with water and treat your roses to this delightful potion every seven to 14 days when they're basking in their ...

If you want to keep roses safe from slugs and aphids without spraying them with pesticide chemicals, then you can grow one ...

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WGN's Tim Joyce dives right into the Weekend Gardening mailbag this week and answers some viewer questions on what could be eating your rose bush leaves, and how to properly put together a vinegar ...

Select a rose variety suited for your climate and garden conditions. Some roses thrive better in certain climates than others Water roses deeply and consistently, but avoid over-watering.