Q: I love the miniature rose plants florists sell, but I haven’t had much luck growing them in my home. What am I doing wrong? A: Though these roses are sold as houseplants in winter, they are outdoor ...

If you’ve always wanted to grow roses but were too timid, rose expert Jolene Adams of the Peninsula Rose Society says you can start with miniature ones. “They’re just as complicated as their big ...

QUESTION: In late fall, you recommended waiting until February to prune my roses. Is it time yet? If not, how will I know when the time is right? Answer: Many rose growers watch for the new leaf buds ...

TURNS OUT that where roses are concerned, as with much of life, location matters most. That’s the key tip for inexperienced growers who come across a variety and fall in love. “You have to really make ...