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  Gardora 12:12 on 15. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Branches (8), Climbing Roses, Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar December (58), Prune (20), Roses (15), Shoots (9)   

  Prune Climbing Roses 

  Did you already prune climbing roses? First remove dead, diseased or dying branches, then tie in any new shoots.

   

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  Gardora 07:07 on 1. December 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbing Roses, Flower (2), Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar December (58), Plants (79), Prune (20), Roses (15)   

  Prune Climbing Roses 

  Now is a good time to prune climbing roses: this ensures that plants grow vigorously and flower well each year.

   
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  Gardora 12:58 on 29. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbers (9), Climbing Roses, Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar October (62), Growth (10), Prune (20), Pruning (20), Roses (15), Shoots (9)   

  Climbing Roses 

  Climbers are sold with much longer shoots than other roses: these should not be pruned except to remove damaged growth.

   
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  Gardora 06:31 on 23. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Arches (2), Climbing Roses, Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar October (62), Pergolas (2), Pillars, Roses (15), Shoots (9), Training (4)   

  Training Climbing Rose 

  If training climbing roses up pillars, arches or pergolas, twist the main shoots gently around the uprights.

   
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  Gardora 12:19 on 15. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbing Roses, Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar October (62), Roses (15), Self-clinging, Trellis   

  Climbing Roses 

  Do you have climbing roses? They are not self-clinging and need a suitable support of trellis or horizontal wires.

   
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  Gardora 12:02 on 8. October 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbing Roses, Flowering (10), Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar October (62), Growth (10), Training (4)   

  Training Climbing Roses 

  Make the most of the flowering of climbing roses by training as much growth as near horizontal as possible.

   
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  Gardora 12:26 on 2. September 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbing Roses, Cut Back (22), Flowering (10), Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar September (57), Pruning (20), Roses (15), Sideshoots (5)   

  Pruning Roses 

  Climbing roses can be pruned once they have finished flowering: cut back sideshoots and any dead or diseased branches.

   
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  Gardora 12:30 on 26. August 2009 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Climbing Roses, Flower (2), Garden Calendar (498), Garden Calendar August (60), Hips (2), Prune (20), Pruning (20), Rambling Roses (2), Roses (15)   

  Pruning Roses 

  Prune climbing and rambling roses that do not repeat flower or produce attractive hips, once the flowers have finished.