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The Basics of Rose Gardens

There are two main classes of roses: Bush roses and climbing roses. These two classifications are based entirely on tendencies of growth. Bush roses grow from 1 foot to 6 feet in height and require no support. Climbing ros...

By: Elizabeth Passage

Simple Tests to Determine Soil Type

1. Put a full trowel of soil into a graduated cylinder or other glass container with straight sides. Fill the container almost to the top with water. Cover and shake the container, then watch the soil particles settle o...

By: The Lone Gardener

Your Rose Garden Planting

Sometime during the year you will probably plant roses in your rose garden. There are many opinions on how to do this but I will tell you what has worked for me. First let me distinguish planting rose into the rose...

By: Robert Roy

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "UK Annual Forecasts 2010-15: DIY & Gardening" rep

Belfast City Council is launching a new scheme which uses activities such as gardening and sport to break down sectarian barriers.

January's unusually mild weather has some local folks already thinking spring and looking forward to a new gardening season.