If you want to keep roses safe from slugs and aphids without spraying them with pesticide chemicals, then you can grow one ...

Roses pair beautifully with a wide range of annuals, perennials, shrubs, and vines. Some rose companions provide contrasting ...

The main pests in the spring garden are aphids, hoplia beetles, caterpillars, rose slugs and thrips. Gardeners who use a “one with nature” approach have the same strong desire to protect our ...

There are also companion plants for roses that help ward off pests like aphids. Gardens are more robust and enduring when roses are paired with flowering perennials, shrubs, and annual bedding plants.

Well, while I used to believe aphids were the enemy, I now leave the little sap-suckers alone. And, you know what? I'm fine. My roses are fine. Everyone's fine. When I moved into my first home and ...

I have dozens of his tips documented — and now put into practice in my own Connecticut garden — but my favorite has to be his ...

Wasps blow your mind. The queen wasps emerging from hibernation just now belong to one of the five species of social wasps we have in Scotland ...

You’re very likely to find them on many aphid-infested plants such as beans and roses, Rosenfeld observes. “To encourage more ladybirds into your garden, it’s important to have a place where the ...

Garlic is not just a vegetable used in food, it can also be planted to help protect and keep pests away from roses in your ...

From a young age, I was enamored with the blooms in my grandfather's garden. You can imagine, then, that the first thing on ...