
Prune Your Climbers For Picture Perfect Roses
When I see Climbing Roses and Ramblers in the catalogs, they all look perfect, and I dream of mine being that picture-perfect. I wish pruning
I spend my day puttering about my rose garden, hoping to produce beautiful blooms I can photograph and share with others. Both activities keep me outside during the day, preventing me from frustrating my wife by being underfoot.
I want to share growing tips with that will help you grow bigger and healthier roses in your garden. Additionally, I want to share some of the photos I’ve taken of the roses in my Central Arizona garden.
Imagine what my wife endures when I venture into the house with new pictures and reports about how our garden is growing. She’s learned more about roses without even wanting to.
That is why I now have a webpage and an Instagram account. I am saving my marriage by sharing rose pictures and good information with you because my wife needs a break from hearing about our rose garden.
Roses are often described as being “finicky”, which I hope to disprove with some good information that can help you grow roses in Arizona.
Please take the time to visit the Growing Tips page on this website. I want to share what I have learned about growing bigger and healthier roses. Below are some of my recent articles.
When I see Climbing Roses and Ramblers in the catalogs, they all look perfect, and I dream of mine being that picture-perfect. I wish pruning
It’s January in Arizona, which means it’s rose pruning time. This annual pruning is designed to provide us with better spring blooms. I don’t mind
It’s the holidays, and we are all distracted by family and events. It helps we don’t need to do much with the roses. However, you
Saving my marriage by sharing rose pictures and good information with you.