Rose Pruning 101 - Part 1

Sunday, 27th September 2009 New to Rose Pruning? New to Rose Pruning and don't know where to start? Read through our Rose Pruning 101 articles to pick up all the tips and advice you need. Read more...

Rose Pruning 101 - Part 2

Saturday, 26th September 2009 How to Cut Using sharp, strong secateurs cut no more than 5mm above a growth bud, any closer and the bud could be damaged, while cutting too high could cause the stem to die back. Read more...

Rose Pruning 101 - Part 3

Saturday, 26th September 2009 Pruning Hybrid teas, miniatures and floribundas By pruning roses that grow in a bush-like fashion in winter, your intention is to build a cup-shaped structure that is fairly open in the center which will allow air and light to penetrate the plant. Read more...

Rose Pruning 101 - Part 4

Saturday, 26th September 2009 How Hard Should You Prune Ensure that you always cut back weak varieties and thin shoots harder than vigorous and strong shoots. As floribundas are naturally inclined to produce more flowers they are usually pruned less than hybrid teas. Read more...

Terms Used with Rose Pruning

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