How to Grow Climbing and Rambling Roses
How to Grow Climbing and Rambling Roses A climbing rose makes a wonderful plant choice when you have a wall, fence or pergola to cover with foliage, flowers, and fragrance. Climbing roses offer [...]
Growing Roses in Containers
Growing Roses in Containers Roses are one of the most beautiful and beloved flowers you can grow. Their wide range of colours and flower forms and their fragrance have endeared [...]
Mini and Patio Roses for Small Spaces and Containers : Small Roses with Lots of Flower Power
Mini and Patio Roses for Small Spaces and Containers : Small Roses with Lots of Flower Power Compact patio and miniature roses offer you more options to plant roses not [...]
New Striped Roses
New Striped Roses Striped roses are like plants with variegated foliage, they're not for everyone but those who like them, like them a lot! And even many of those who [...]
The Five Different Types of Rose Fragrance
Roses are famous for their visual beauty but also their fragrance. Learn about the five different types of rose fragrance and the different cultivars that offer these intoxicating perfumes.
English Style Roses for Canadian Gardens (Other than David Austins!)
The English style rose was made famous by the pioneering work of David Austin combining the beauty, fragrance, and romance of old roses with the colour range and performance of modern roses. While David Austin is the most famous breeder of English style roses, he is not the only one!
David Austin Roses for Canadian Gardens
David Austin roses are some of the most renowned and beloved roses in the world. Since the 1950s David Austin has been working to combine the beauty and romance of old roses with the performance of modern roses. His work has lead to a stunning range of beautiful and fragrant top-performing cultivars for Canadian gardens.
How to Grow David Austin Roses in Zone 3
David Austin roses are some of the most renowned and beloved roses in the world. Though they are usually listed as hardy to zone 4 or 5, here are a few strategies to grow them in zone 3 in some of the coldest parts of Canada!