If you're wondering if you can prune climbing roses in February, you'll be thrilled to discover that February is the perfect time to prune these beautiful plants. 'Climbing roses need to be pruned ...

Stop pruning in the late summer so the last flush of growth can harden off before the plant’s dormant period. Unlike their shrubby counterparts, climbing roses like to be mostly left alone.

April is a great month to get some last-minute pruning done, and according to an expert, there are lots of plants which need ...

Do not severely prune your rose until next April, and you should see abundant flowers next year. The best time to prune climbing roses is in midsummer after the main bloom season. ON THE LOOKOUT ...

Some roses, such as climbing roses, bloom multiple times a year and will not require as much pruning. As they flower on older, mature branches, avoid pruning them for the first couple of years ...

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

It added: "It's time to get busy preparing seed beds and sowing seed, and it's your last chance to prune roses." According to the RHS, late winter, from February to March, is the optimal time for ...

In the garden here, Ian has been using this method of rejuvenation pruning on some climbing Roses that had become bare at the ...

In the garden here, Ian has been using this method of rejuvenation pruning on some climbing roses that had become bare at the base. By cutting their top growth hardback to around one metre ...