I wasn't sure when would be a good time to trim my rose buses, but went ahead and trimmed them anyway this spring. After checking on the internet, I discovered it was actually the best time to do so.
After a nice rain shower, these Knockout Roses look awesome with raindrops on them. Knockout Roses require little care and are prolific bloomers.
I absolutely love rose gardens. Here, there were yellow roses with pink highlights that I believe were just incredible!
Last summer our roses were beautiful. This one was rooted off of one of my Mom's bushes. That bush is over 30 years old.
My knockout roses are nestled under the fall leaves through the autumn and winter seasons. Once the spring foliage begins to appear in the yard, the rose bushes burst forth with greenery, rosebuds transform into the delicate rose blossoms filled with their color beaming with beauty.
This is my first time planting roses bushes and I've been pleasantly surprised at how well they are doing. What are some helpful tips to help keep them looking good?
Resting, rocking, meditating or praying; all are made more lovely by the view of roses. Belinda's Dream rose invites us all to dream.
This is just one of the many flowers in my backyard. My husband has a green thumb.
In this first picture the rose bud caught my eye as I was heading out to the side garden. After I downloaded it, I went to re-size the picture, and to my surprise saw these two aphids, single file, heading down the red strip like it was a road.
Just a couple of photos taken in my front yard. These are photos of my beautiful Cherokee Rose, Georgia's State flower. Wanted share with you how the rose bush was loaded with blossoms and also show a closeup of the actual rose itself.
