How to prune an established shrub rose. For the last part in our pruning series, we take a look at the best way to care for an established shrub rose. By established, we mean a rose that’s flowered for two or more summers. From keeping them to the ideal height to removing weak stems and foliage, our Head Gardener, Steve takes you through everything step by step. Please remember that due to the mild winter here in the UK, it’s important to prune your roses as soon as possible. If you missed our p

Advice for pruning established planted #StandardTreeRoses. Standard tree roses are created by joining two or three rose bushes of the same variety at the top of a vertical stem. This forms a rounded, tree like plant with an elevated canopy of blooms. Prune after the second up summer of flowering and beyond: 1. Cut back all stems around a ⅓. 2. Cut out any dead, dying, diseased or damaged stems from their point of origin. 3. For roses more than 3 years old, remove some of the oldest stems to redu

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