Grass clippings fill up lawn bags and may seem useless. But you can start using them now for bigger, healthier blooms from your garden's rose bushes.

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Your roses may be hankering for some mulch at their bases to help hold moisture in the soil, provide additional nutrients, deter pests and disease, aerate the soil, and even easily eliminate weeds ...

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You should have finished pruning your old roses and planted new roses by now. Clean up dropped leaves and old mulch around pruned roses. Rayford Reddell was a rose grower in Petaluma. He wrote ...

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As the mercury climbs, roses require more than just a splash of water, warns Tat, a dedicated gardener and creator of Roses In Houston. Prepare your blooms this June for a vibrant summer display.