Growing from seed is a great way to get lots of pretty ... biennial with the most delightful showy blooms that look just like roses. While it can survive winter in USDA hardiness zones 8 through ...

Here's what that would look like if you grew it from seed. First, you'd have to wait until the rose hips fully ripened, and then collect them in the fall — usually around November. Once you ...

Like every fruiting plant and tree, a rose’s blossoms will give way to fruit if left undisturbed. That fruit, the hip, contains a seed. Not all roses produce hips, however. Some modern cultivars ...

Like every fruiting plant and tree, a rose’s blossoms will give way to fruit if left undisturbed. That fruit, the hip, contains a seed. Not all roses produce hips, however. Some modern cultivars ...