Now you can have Martha Stewart in your garden
After years of research, a highly fragrant pink and apricot bloom named after the lifestyle doyenne has hit the market.
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Martha Stewart finally has a rose named after her – and its sweet, citrusy scent will surprise you
The Martha Stewart Hybrid Tea Rose was developed over two years with Ryan McCallister, her head gardener – it's gorgeous and ...
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Roses can grow to different heights | Garden Checklist
Roses grow to different heights depending on the variety — from the lower landscape/shrub roses and floribundas to the taller ...
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Make the most of container roses
It is okay to plant three or even four roses in one container if it is big enough. Choose roses that complement each other in colour but differ in growth habit e.g. use a bushy hybrid tea ...
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Time to discuss Knockout roses!
Winter is here and will be around for a few weeks. Now is a good time to discuss Knockout roses and how to maintain them so ...