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Pruning roses is essential for maintaining their health, encouraging growth, and ensuring a bountiful display of blooms. While the thought of cutting back your beloved rose bushes may seem daunting, following a simple step-by-step process can demystify the task. Here’s how (and when) to prune your roses in 7 straightforward steps, ensuring they thrive and continue to beautify your garden year after year.
1. Knowing When to Prune
Timing is Everything: The ideal time to prune roses is in late winter or early spring, just as the plants break dormancy and before new growth starts. This typically falls between late February and April in most climates, but the exact timing can vary depending on your local weather conditions and rose variety.
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