Climbing rose pruning

As I mentioned yesterday, the weather was perfect for spending the whole day outside pruning. I concentrated most of my efforts on the climbers on the arches in the center of the Rose Field. These were the most neglected last year, and they need a LOT of work to get the canes back onto the arches in any sort of pleasing arrangement. As I worked, I realized that what I was doing could make a very helpful post for the blog. Keep in mind, this is much easier to show you in person, but I will do…

Climbing rose pruning varies depending on the kind of rose and how it blooms. Pruning repeat-blooming climbers is best done when the plants are dormant, in late winter or early spring. #FlowerGardening #HealthyRoses #GardeningTips #BloomingRoses #GardenCare #SeasonalPruning #ClimbingRoses

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