pruning
How to prune English shrub and climbing roses to maximise flowering
Pruning your roses is more than just tidying up the garden, it’s a chance to shape them into beautiful forms and encourage blooms from top to bottom. With the right approach, pruning helps your roses to not only stay healthy but also bloom in stunning, well-balanced shapes.
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A guide to pruningPruning is arguably the most important job you can do for your roses. It gives your rose shape, structure and encourages new blooms for the season ahead.Read more7 days ago
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Winter rose care: essential tips for rosesAs winter settles in, it's important to think about how to care for your roses during the colder months. While roses are hardy plants, they will perform better with a little extra attention, helping them to flourish when spring arrives. Roses should be pruned in winter, ideally in January or February, when the plant is most dormant, but there are other steps you can take now to ensure your roses remain healthy and strong throughout the chillier months.Read more56 days ago
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How to plant a bare root shrub rose in a potRead more72 days ago
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How to plant a bare root climbing roseRead more72 days ago
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How to plant a bare root shrub roseRead more72 days ago
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How to plant a bare root standard tree roseRead more72 days ago
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How to plant a potted climbing rose in a potPlanting a climbing rose in a pot can add beauty and structure to your garden, provided you choose the right container and follow proper planting steps. Climbing roses can thrive in pots as long as they are 12ft or shorter, and with the right care, they will grow beautifully.Read more114 days ago
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How to water a roseRead more160 days ago
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How to deadhead a roseRead more160 days ago
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Planting climbing and rambling roses in potsRead more161 days ago
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How to plant a potted shrub rose in a potRead more161 days ago
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How to plant a potted shrub roseRead more161 days ago
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