How to prune shrub roses
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- čas přidán 20. 02. 2021
- Pruning roses is often seen as complicated, but with some simple tips and hints from David, it doesn't need to be a problem.
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What a super tutorial! Many of us now grow the new shrub roses and not much is out there regarding their pruning. It was especially helpful that you explained how to be selective about which, where and how to cut.
My goodness. Your explanation is fantastic. Thank you
Excellent tutorial. You explained and showed everything so well. Thank you!
thank you for your clearly explanation
Beautifully done!
Love Darcy bussell! One of my absolute favourite roses
thank you very clear and useful information
Thank you very much for the clear and concise instructions. Very helpful indeed.
Great tutorial, I didn’t know about having to cut those snags off and I found your explanation about cutting out weaker stems and those pointing in towards the shrub very helpful, thanks
Thanks Julie
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Very useful video, thak you! :)
god bless you more
Very helpful, thanks. What type of pruning shears are you using?
I wish we could see the buds close up? It would help to identify them & the direction? Thanks for explaining why the middle of the bush needs to breathe. 🌹🌹🌹🌹
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Can pruned stems be replanted?
Yes! Check out Jason from Fraser Valley Rose Farm for more info. Depending on the time of year, there are a few different methods of growing new rose plants from cuttings.
My rose shrub is prob 10ft tall and only has flowers on the top. The bush is mostly long thick canes around an inch or more in diameter with no flowers on them. What can or should i do this this plant? It was like this when I moved into the house.
I would cut out all the thick, old stems right down to the base; leave some of the thinner, younger stems in place. This should help to rejuventate the plant (encourage more new shoots from low down). Thankfully roses are very forgiving.
This advice is offered in good faith; I cannot accept responsibility for any damage to the plant or the death of the plant as a result of my advice.
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David