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Common Pests and Beneficials in the Rose Garden

The long awaited guide to pests and beneficials in the rose garden has arrived! This is a fairly comprehensive list of what you should...

Creating Impactful Rose Gardens

I recently did a presentation on creating impactful gardens for roses. As it has been a very popular request, I am going to be condensing...

Winterizing Roses in Zone 8

With cool weather rapidly approaching, and our first frost likely within the next month, I thought I would take some time to address...

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Texas Natives That Are Ideal for Cottage Gardens or English Style Gardens

Let’s be honest, when most people think “Texas native plants” you think desert/xeriscape and cacti. It’s ok, we all do at first. Not all...

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Category Is... Blue

This time of the year here in the US gets everyone thinking about colors. Three colors in particular, I feel, red, white, and blue....

What’s Up With My Blooms Scorching?! Part 3

Welcome back to the final segment in our three part series, “What’s Up With My Scorched Blooms?!” In our previous two segments- ...

What's Up With My Blooms Scorching?! Part 2

Welcome back to part 2 of our mini series on scorched blooms! Last time (www.oneloveroseandgardens.com/post/what-s-up-with-my-blooms-scor...

What's Up With My Blooms Scorching?!

Let me start off by saying this always true fact: roses are FULL sun plants. Full sun means 6+ hours of direct sun per day. You hear a...

Top 3 Roses (That Aren't Knock Outs) for the Picky Gardener

Roses get a bad rap for being difficult, not worth the time, and stingy with their blooms. They don't like it too cold, or too hot, they...

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