Red roses remain a popular Valentine's Day gift choice but genetic engineering ensures an ever-growing range is now on offer, including black. Skip to main content ABC News Homepage ...

A rosarian friend from Santa Barbara phoned last month, her voice fraught with worry. "I know you don't like to talk about roses in early April, when we have blooms and you don't," she began, "but ...

1. Prep Your Vase. To make cut roses last as long as possible, two of the most important keys are avoiding bacterial growth and making sure the stems can soak up as much water as possible.

Red roses remain a popular Valentine's Day gift choice but genetic engineering ensures an ever-growing range is now on offer, including black. Skip to main content ABC News Homepage ...