R oses are one of the most popular flowers in the world. So, aside from their attractive colors and lovely shapes, what makes roses special? Well, for starters, there are over 200 types. Roses can ...

Ladybirds are a crucial part of keeping plants and natural ecosystems alive, and one gardening expert has shared his crucial ...

Encourage natural enemies of aphids into your garden by planting pollinator-friendly plants. Aphids are attracted to many ...

Rose growers will be familiar with the blight of rose aphids – small sap-sucking insects that love to feed on new growth in roses, quickly appearing out of nowhere and breeding until they seem ...

June marks the peak flowering season for roses. Whether they’re climbing up walls and trellises or flourishing in borders and ...

Roses should be thriving in the sunny weather, but if you notice sticky stems or wilting leaves, it's likely a sign of an aphid infestation. Aphids are tiny insects that come alive in spring ...

Garden roses attract aphids because the plant offers the pest a source of food in the form of sugary sap. Aphids, like many insects, feed on the phloem juice of plants, which is rich in sugar.

But one thing that can quickly destroy your roses is aphids. Aphids are sap-sucking insects which can converge on rose bushes and harm them by weakening their growth and causing deformed flowers on ...

Roses are considered one of the most beautiful flowers and it's easy to see why gardeners across the country love to have them growing in their outdoor space. Depending on the variety, roses will ...