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Growing Rose Bushes: A Beginner’s Guide

If you’re just getting started on your rose growing journey, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re about to plant your first rose bush...

How to Care for Your Rose Bouquet: Tips for Longer-Lasting Blooms

Winter Rose Care Guide: Top Tips for the Best Protection

7 Rose Gardening Mistakes to Avoid

How to Plan Your Dream Spring Rose Garden

Bring your dream rose garden to life this spring. With a few simple measures, you’ll be ready to plant healthy roses that’ll bloom throughout the season and beyond.

A Guide to Rose Hardiness Zones & What They Mean

If you’ve already begun to dig into the world of roses, you’ve probably heard of the USDA Hardiness Zones. But...

Growing Rose Bushes: A Beginner’s Guide

If you’re just getting started on your rose growing journey, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re about to plant your first rose bush or explore the methods of propagation from cuttings or seeds, the process of bringing it to life is sure to bring you much joy.

How to Dry Your Rose Petals: Life After Bloom

A guide to drying rose petals for continued enjoyment and preservation of your bouquet.

Spring Rose Care: Your Guide to Beautiful Blooms

Every year at April & Ashley, the springtime is eagerly anticipated. As temperatures rise and conditions become more favorable, we roll up our sleeves and get to work on our spring rose care routine. Now, we want to share that same routine with you so your roses flourish throughout the season – just like ours do.

Tissue Culture: How Scientists are Eliminating Viruses in Roses

Imagine a world where you never had to worry about viral infections plaguing your precious rose garden. Tissue culture techniques have successfully eliminated viruses in roses for decades. And with cutting-edge developments made by scientists at institutions like UC Davis, more and more virus-free roses are becoming available throughout the US.