The rose garden at our home, Casa Bouquet, has more than forty bushes. The Gardener’s hard work gives us the beauty of hybrid teas, grandifloras, and climbing roses to enjoy from May to December each year.
Find out more about planning a rose garden, how to select roses, and how to cut and arrange them to enjoy inside.
Rose garden posts
How to start a rose garden and early spring prep . Learn about the types of roses, maintenance, and starting a rose garden. Do you want fragrant roses? Find out tips for sun and soil.
Roses in May. Spring is a time for watering and taking care of roses. Learn how to cut flowers and make arrangements to enjoy in your home or use for gifts.
Rose gardening tips – joyful fall bloom September. Find tips for caring for roses during the vigorous fall bloom and getting ready for the winter.
Resource links
- https://extension.illinois.edu/roses/selecting.cfm
- Selecting rose plants from University of Illinois Extension
- https://www.almanac.com/plant/roses
- Growing roses from The Old Farmer’s Almanac
- http://www.rose.org/1319-2/
- How to videos from American Rose Society
Let’s talk story
When I met The Gardener, I thought it was fantastic that he had a hobby. Our roses are in the front yard, so we get to share his love of flowers with the whole neighborhood. We love having fragrant roses to bring in the house. The fragrance changes during the year! My favorites are Rio Samba, Sterling Silver, and Fragrant Cloud.
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Love the pictures of your roses! I have two mini rose plants in my small garden, but would love to add more. I’ll check out these posts when I’m ready to add more roses to my garden. Thanks for sharing! #theswaylife
Hey Ann, Thanks for stopping by! Mini roses are so sweet. I hope you try some hybrid teas so you can cut and bring them inside.