Pruning an established climbing rose

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These charming climbing roses put on quite a show back in June. They’ve since been deadheaded and tended to, rejuvenating them ahead of their next flush in a few weeks time. Want to learn more about caring for climbing roses? Our website has plenty of helpful videos and articles that take you through step by step. Don’t forget, our team of rose experts are always on hand to answer your questions too, simply get in touch by sending a direct message or email and they’ll be happy to help. 🌹 Roses

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How to Prune an Established Climbing Rose

🌹 HOW TO PRUNE ROSES 🌹 ✨ Important Tips for Beautiful Roses ✨ Pruning roses is simple, but just like many things in life, it needs to be done regularly—every year—to see great results. Avoid shortcuts! Proper pruning involves removing old dead stems and maintaining plant health for gorgeous flowers. 🌿 Steps to Properly Prune Roses: 1. Wait until your roses are dormant (usually by the end of December in most areas of Pakistan). 2. Clear away debris, such as grass and leaves, to prevent insects