Articles for tag: Catmint, Companion Plants, Coral Bells, How to Grow Roses

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Good Companion Plants for Rose Gardens

Gardens are so much fun to plan. Rose gardens are especially enjoyable, with their showy fragrant blooms. With proper care, the rose bush will boom profusely and return year after year for garden enjoyment. When planting a garden, there are no hard and fast rules. Gardeners can use whichever plants that please them to create ...

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How to Grow Roses from Seeds

The patented rose bush you buy consists of branches from the patented variety grafted onto a rootstock variety. Everything that grows from the grafted portions is true to the parent. Rooted cuttings are another way to propagate patented roses. Cuttings also keep the new plants true to the parent. A plant patent lasts for 20 ...

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Five New Roses to Brighten Your Garden

The cultivation of roses began 5,000 years ago in what are now China and Iraq. Chinese roses, which bloomed more than once a year, unlike European roses, which bloomed only once annually, were introduced to Europe in the nineteenth century. An explosion of new varieties of roses ensued, as Chinese roses were crossed with their ...

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How to Grow Roses from Stem Cuttings

Growing roses from stem cuttings is the quickest, most effective way of propagating roses. While there are only a few ways to propagate roses, stem cuttings and seeds are the most common. However, growing roses from seeds can take a lot of time and patients along with trial and error. I have found that growing ...