A Prairie Garden Journal 2008 If you think that you’re seeing more roses blooming in Wyobraska landscapes in recent years, you’re right. The roses you’re seeing are most likely hardy shrub roses—most of which are proving to be very adaptable to Wyobraska’s somewhat “inhospitable” combination of climate and landscape... 

A Prairie Garden Journal 2008 It is undoubtedly the beautiful flower of the rose that has made it perhaps the best known of all garden plants, and why one can find references to its use in gardens for thousands of years…… Click to read full article  Read More →

A Prairie Garden Journal 2003 June is the first of three months of spectacular summer landscape displays in Wyobraska. That is due in no small part to the growing popularity (and population) of shrub roses in Wyobraska landscapes. Hybrid tea roses have always been popular plants in Wyobraska landscapes, but their popularity... 

A Prairie Garden Journal 2003 A nice new rose bush for Mother has long been a popular Mother’s Day gift. The gift rose has traditionally been a hybrid tea rose—a type of rose developed for its particularly large and fragrant blooms and widely sought after by gardeners around the world. The only problem was that most of...