Q: Can one transplant rose bushes in the fall? I also would like to know if I should fertilize my trees this fall or wait for spring. (e-mail reference) A: Transplant your rose bushes by this weekend.

Bare-root rose plants may seem tricky to care for once they arrive, but Martha Stewart's tips for planting can help ensure your garden stays blooming.

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As a gardening educator, one of my biggest challenges is to get people to do the right thing at the right time. Take planting roses, for instance. Nurseries generally get in their new roses in January ...

Q: How do I prepare the soil before I plant 'Knock Out' roses. Do I need to fertilize? Can they be planted in direct sun? — S.G., Houston A: Yes, roses need at least 6 hours of full sun. If you're ...

The key to healthy productive roses is good, fertile soil. A healthy soil retains water and also drains well. It contains organic matter, adequate nutrients and an optimal pH. This last component is ...

Roses may not demand much maintenance, but one crucial tip to remember is to avoid feeding them after September. Fertilising roses too late can spur fragile new growth that's vulnerable to frost and ...

Roses, celebrated for their beauty and fragrance, thrive with consistent care. Optimal sunlight, well-draining soil, and regular watering are crucial. Pruning, fertilizing, and pest management ensure ...

As summer begins to fade and the weather turns noticeably chillier, there's a simple trick to help your roses prepare for autumn and even sprout larger blooms. By the end of August, roses can be ...