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Spider Mites on Roses: Meet the Tiny Pest That Loves Your Roses
Tiny, elusive and surprisingly hungry, spider mites are one of the most common pests to appear on roses during warm, dry weather. Although they're difficult to spot, the damage they leave behind is much easier to recognise. Fortunately, once you know what to look for, they're straightforward to manage, especially...
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Spider Mites on Roses: Meet the Tiny Pest That Loves Your RosesTiny, elusive and surprisingly hungry, spider mites are one of the most common pests to appear on roses during warm, dry weather. Although they're difficult to spot, the damage they leave behind is much easier to recognise. Fortunately, once you know what to look for, they're straightforward to manage, especially when caught early.Read more -
Climbing Roses and Rambling Roses: Understanding the DifferenceClimbing roses and rambling roses each bring height, fragrance and beauty to the garden, but they do so in different ways. While both can transform walls, arches and pergolas, understanding their unique growing habits will help you choose the right rose for your space and enjoy its full potential for years to come.Read more -
Rose Budding: The Craft Behind Our RosesWhen you see a rose in full bloom, it is easy to think of it as a purely natural creation. What is less obvious is that every single one of our plants began life through a precise, manual process. Long before a rose reaches a garden centre or finds its place in your border, it passes through a critical production stage known as budding.Read more -
Holiday Rose Care: How to Protect Your Roses While AwayThere is a distinct, bittersweet ache that every gardener knows. It happens the moment you zip up your suitcase, step out the front door, and cast a final glance at your garden. In the height of summer, our roses are often reaching their breathtaking peak. It feels almost cruel to leave them behind just as they are putting on their finest show.Read more -
Our Longest Flowering Roses for Continuous Summer ColourThe best roses in any garden are the ones that demand a second look. They possess a magnetic charm that draws you back into the garden day after day, rewarding each visit with fresh petals, shifting hues, and the intoxicating fragrance of newly opened blooms.Read more -
Garden Seating Ideas: How to Create a Beautiful Rose-Filled RetreatA well-placed seat can completely change the way you experience your garden. It creates a destination, encourages you to slow down and offers the opportunity to enjoy the beauty and fragrance of your roses from a different perspective.Read more -
Planting Companions for Continuous Summer InterestEvery rose lover knows the feeling. Early summer arrives, and your garden transforms into a breathtaking explosion of colour and perfume. Branches heavy with blooms sway in the breeze, and for a few glorious weeks, the world feels entirely magical.Read more -
How to Design a Garden with Apricot and Orange RosesApricot and orange roses bring instant warmth to any garden design. These radiant shades bridge the gap between soft pastels and bold, dramatic colours. They capture the glowing light of late afternoon, making your outdoor space feel welcoming and alive. Whether you want a high-energy contrast or a soothing, monochromatic sanctuary, these sunset-toned blooms offer incredible versatility. They work brilliantly in traditional cottage borders, modern urban spaces, and formal courtyard displays alike.Read more -
Highlights from RHS Badminton Flower Show 2026We were thrilled to make our debut at the inaugural RHS Badminton Flower Show, where our Floral Marquee display was awarded a Gold Medal. Beyond our own exhibit, English Roses stole the spotlight in two of the event's most talked-about feature gardens. It was the perfect stage to show how these spectacular blooms can completely transform vastly different landscapes.Read more -
The Archers at 75: Recreating Bridge Farm's Cottage Garden with Jo ThompsonFor seventy-five years, BBC Radio 4’s The Archers has transported millions of listeners straight into the heart of the idyllic English countryside. Although Bridge Farm exists solely in our collective imagination, its classic cottage garden feels instantly, deeply familiar. It is a nostalgic sanctuary we have all pictured over the decades - a paradise packed with fruit trees, hidden paths, and well-loved borders that have evolved naturally over time.Read more -
How to Create a Cottage Garden in ContainersThe romance of a cottage garden is not reserved for sweeping borders or winding country paths. With the right planting strategy, even a handful of pots can capture that signature sense of abundance. You can easily fill a patio, balcony, or doorstep with vibrant flowers, rich fragrance, and pollinator-friendly movement.Read more -
Why Are My Rose Leaves Turning Yellow? How to Decode and Fix Your Plant's FoliageThere is nothing quite like the sudden panic of walking out to your garden coffee in hand and noticing your prized rose bush looks completely washed out. One day it is a picture of lush green health, and the next, a scattering of bright yellow leaves makes it look like autumn arrived early. If you are staring at your plants right now wondering what went wrong, take a deep breath.Read more -
The Heart of a Romantic Border: Why Mill on the Floss Belongs in Your GardenIf you dream of a traditional cottage garden filled with soft colours, overflowing borders, and intoxicating scents, finding the perfect anchor plant is essential. The Mill on the Floss® is a variety that truly deserves a place at the heart of your outdoor space. It effortlessly combines breath-taking beauty with a robust garden performance, bringing timeless charm to borders, walkways, and arches all through the flowering season.Read more
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