Roses are one of the most alluring shrubs, adored for their color and fragrance. Yet, despite their popularity, they do have a reputation for being finicky. They can be fussy when it comes to many aspects of their maintenance, but don’t be put off. Here I reveal what to do with roses in February, as it can be a make-or-break month.
February is a crucial time of year for gardeners growing roses, and those who have aspirations of doing so. Not only is late winter a perfect time to plant bare-root roses, but also a time for pruning, mulching, and clearing old debris to protect plants from troublesome diseases.
