Roses

The year 2013 brought joyful tidings for the David Austin roses, with double the glory! This famous English breeder’s roses received a first Gold Medal during the Courson Plant Days in France and then, a short time later, another Gold Medal at the Chelsea Flower Show…

Here are the tips on how to prune your rose bush shrubs, the right timing and the pruning technique.

Climbing rose trees are special and you can’t prune them like you would conventional rose trees.

The Pierre de Ronsard ® rose tree is a rose tree bred by the famous rosarian Francis Meilland. This flower has gone through many adventures before reaching the envied status of becoming one of the most sold roses in the world.

Plant a dog rose bush in a corner of your garden: it will charm you with its beautiful flowers in spring and you’ll eat its fruits all winter long as true delicacies!

The planting of the rose tree is one of the most important steps. If well planted, rose trees are sure to settle in, and growth and bloom will be facilitated. Roses can be purchased in containers, often the pot in which it has most recently been transplanted, or with bare roots.

Merging the qualities of both ancient and modern roses, David Austin creations, typical English roses, have won over amateurs across the planet since 1960.

The Annapurna rose tree is one of the most famous and most prized rose trees.

It isn’t always easy to choose your rose trees. The flowers all seem magnificent at the nursery store! It helps to have a few guidelines to understand the who’s who of roses that are for sale.

Pruning hybrid tea roses, sometimes called large-flowered roses, is an important step because from it depends the blooming of the rose tree.

Preparing cuttings from a rose tree is easy to do, cheap, and begets a well-deserved feeling of pride as the new rose tree grows.

Being the ultimate in flowerdom, roses can be paired with many plant varieties, and each pairing creates unique harmonious ensembles. Choose your pick!

Gold Fashion Rose facts Name – Nirpyelasif Family – shrub rose tree Type – shrub Height – 36 to 42 inches (90 to 110 cm) Exposure – full sun, part sun Soil – ordinary Foliage – deciduous Flowering – June to October Planting Golden Fashion Rose Refer to our page on how to plant a rose tree. Fragrance of the Golden Fashion […]

Grand Siècle Rose facts Name – Delegran Family – shrub rose tree Type – rose tree Height – 30 to 40 inches (80 to 100 cm) Exposure – full sun or part sun Soil – ordinary Foliage – deciduous Blooming – May to December Planting the Grand Siècle rose Refer to our page on planting rose trees. Fragrance of the Grand Siècle […]

Getting started on rose trees can be intimidating for beginners and for those who don’t want to spend too much time repeating treatments.

March is the ideal month to prune your climbing, bush, repeat-blooming rose trees… Let us tell you why.

Name – Everepra Family – climbing rose tree Type – shrub Height – 13 feet (4 meters) Bearing – rigid Exposure – full sun and part sun Soil – ordinary Foliage – deciduous Flowering – June and September Planting red parfum Read our page on the best way to plant a rose tree Pruning red parfum Pruning rose trees Comments about the red parfum The […]

Pruning English roses is an essential step in order to expect beautiful blooming and nice roses in summer.

Pruning is an important step in the life cycle of a rose tree because it is the key to bearing great flowers.

The paradise for rose tree and perennial amateurs in Europe is in sweet Touraine, near the Chinon fortress in France. Elsie De Raedt, from Belgium, is its gatekeeper.