The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) said that pruning in early spring "ensures that these roses grow vigorously and [will] ...

"Rambling roses can be pruned in summer, as soon as they have finished flowering, however sometimes it's easier to wait until ...

But mention pruning roses and many people come up in a cold sweat, considering it to be difficult and complicated. This is largely because there are many different types of rose, some which need ...

Continue to improve the shape of the rose by removing about a third of the older stems. Prune flush with the ground. Tie in new, vigorous shoots with garden twine for flowering next year and prune ...

Pruning is a subject that many gardeners find puzzling, here are all the tips and tricks provided by Alan Gray.

"In warmer areas of the UK, or if the winter is particularly ... As one of the most alluring plants to liven up a garden, it's natural to be weary about pruning your roses too much, but luckily ...

If you want your roses to thrive and grow as much as possible, there's something you need to do pretty urgently, according to a gardening expert. Here's all you need to ...

Thereafter, with the annual removal of the older wood your shrub will maintain a youthful countenance. In the garden here, Ian has been using this method of rejuvenation pruning on some climbing Roses ...

Mulch with garden compost or manure." If your roses are climbers, ramblers, or bush varieties, you should consider slightly different pruning steps. The RHS website has more information on pruning ...