Peter Dowdall: These are the roses that benefit pollinators  

Because not all roses are created equal when it comes to helping pollinators carry out their work in your garden
Peter Dowdall: These are the roses that benefit pollinators  

Roses are classic garden plants that can add beauty, fragrance, and colour to any garden. But are roses valuable for pollinators?

I have heard people say that they are no good for insects and should be avoided — however, that’s not true, as many of them are extremely beneficial along with looking great.

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