Red Dirt Roses

Just before Christmas, Megan came into my office with a cheerful glow on her face and a red and white striped miniature rose in her hand.  M...

Angie and I made a bittersweet trip to Shreveport recently.  Her father's house is about to be sold and we needed to finish removing man...

Martin Luther King Jr. weekend gave me the perfect weather and amount of time to return to rose gardening.  It is hard to believe, but it wa...

With the move to the new church, Epworth United Methodist Church , and new home a couple of months under the belt, this past week and a half...

While I am as much a fan of new roses as the next person, I love to see big, mature, old rose bushes.  Mature roses offer so much that their...

When I first started ordering roses, I would order them as bare-root plants that came in the early spring as plants that were cut back to ab...

In my last post I shared that in June we will be moving to serve a new church and community.  In the United Methodist Church, pastors (or pa...