The next two weeks is the ideal time to prep roses for the best fall flush: prune, fertilize, and water.

Exciting news, we have updated our 2024 inventory on our site! These are our 3 gallon roses, available for local pickup or for shipping....

You may have noticed we recently updated our inventory. If you are one of our original customers who already has an order placed with us,...

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

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...

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

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...

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

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

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...

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...

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...