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Introduction To Rose Pruning



Paul Zimmerman discusses how easy rose pruning can be. He focuses on how the rose grows to determine how to best prune. One type of rose puts up new canes from the center every single year. These roses are influenced by the old European roses. The other type of rose has canes that branch upward, with new growth on the tops of the old canes. These roses are influenced by the old Asian roses. You will need a few tools to prune your roses. Good gloves are essential, bypass pruners, loppers, and a pruning saw. He says that if you live in an area with a dormant season, you should prune when forsythia bloom. If you live in an area with no dormant season prune in December and January. However, you can prune all season.


Gardening Tips : How to Prune Roses



Yolanda Vanveen discusses how to prune roses. She says she like to prune halfway through the summer, but you can really prune them at any time. Do not cut out more than one third of the plant at one time, and do not cut all the way to the wood.


Pruning Roses for Maximum Display



Beverly Rose Hopper gives some tips on pruning roses to ensure many blooms. She says to not prune your roses too hard if you live in a climate with no dormant period. A tall and bushy rose will produce many blooms. She says never to take off more than one third or at most one half. Hard pruning is stressful to a rosebush, and will weaken it. She says when pruning you should cut above an outward facing bud eye at about a forty five degree angle. She likes to shape her rose bushes to be somewhat like a vase.

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