Roses are built to survive winter Don’t treat your roses like they’re the fancy dinnerware of the garden. Most are descended from tough, northern climate species, and they’re well prepared to get through the cold of fall and winter – at least in the mild-to-moderate climate of the Fraser Valley. Some of the “special care”…
Heavy clay soil can be a challenge for gardeners, but Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm offers practical solutions for transforming it into a fertile and workable growing medium. Whether you’re growing ornamental plants, edibles, or roses, understanding and amending your soil can make all the difference. In this article, we’ll explore Jason’s advice on…
Learn how to approach fall and winter rose pruning with expert guidance. Discover timing strategies, essential techniques to safeguard your roses, and tips for minimizing winter damage while preparing your garden for a healthy spring season.
Propagation through stem cuttings is a time-honored and highly effective way to grow plants. Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm shares his practical knowledge and insights on this propagation method, explaining its versatility and wide application across plant species. With years of experience and thousands of cuttings under his belt, Jason reveals the nuances of…
You know this rose, even if you don’t know that you know this rose. ‘Bonica’ is so widely planted by landscapers that you’ll see a light pink rose at a strip mall or gas station, my first bet would be ‘Bonica’. I grow it because it’s a great garden rose, but I did pause in…
Think all roses have thorns? Think again. Discover thornless beauties that are perfect for patios, pathways, and family-friendly gardens. From classics to modern picks, find the right rose for you.