Peter Beales Roses

After the intense heatwave most of the UK has faced in July, August is the time to give your roses some extra care and attention, so that they continue to bloom or produce hips through until the end of summer and into autumn. Keep reading to find out how our Rosarians are caring for their roses throughout the warm weather, even if there is a hosepipe ban in place. Make Sure Your Roses Are Getting Enough Water Where Possible After the recent heatwaves, the most important thing you can do... Read More

As the roses finish their first flush of blooms and the heatwave continues, there is still plenty to enjoy in your garden in July and plenty of jobs to be done. Keep reading to find out how our Rosarians are caring for their roses throughout the warm weather and what other jobs they will be doing in their garden this month. Deadhead Your Flowers Deadheading your roses in July after their first flush of blooms tidies up your plant and allows the rose to put it’s energy into new growth.... Read More

After months of hard work, June is the first month of the year that you get to sit and enjoy your roses, as they turn from hopeful buds to beautiful blooms. Nevertheless, the work is never done with roses, so below our Rosarians explain what they are doing with their roses throughout the month of June to keep them happy and healthy. Make Sure Your Roses Are Getting Enough Water After the recent heat waves, the most important thing you can do for your roses in June is to make... Read More