How to Prune Roses – By Jack Dallinger, (Albury 1950s)

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Prune Knockout Roses in June

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Pruning Huge Knock Out Roses

Selective pruning on very large Knock Out Roses is not scary… except for the thorns…
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How to Prune Rose of Sharon — Hibiscus syriacus brueckner-rhododendron-gardens.blogspot.com

Head Gardener at Brueckner Rhododendron Garden, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, shows how to prune Rose of Sharon late summer flowering shrub. For more details, see brueckner-rhododendron-gardens.blogspot.com

Ask The Experts – Pruning Roses

Bents’ Plant Expert Simon Bax talks you through pruning roses.
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Pruning Rose of Sharon

Mark Viette explains how to prune Rose of Sharon.

100116 dan bifano talks rose pruning and other secrets.wmv

January 16, 2010 pre-pruning lessons and Q&A from the fun Master Gardener, Dan Bifano. You may need to increase the volume a bit to hear some of the talk. Notes: -Starts with a “too tall” grandiflora (“Strike it rich”?) -only use sharp tools -grandiflora discussion, like “Queen Elizabeth” [see: www.gardenguides.com -pruned height of rose depends on characteristics of rose -prune laterals short [3-4 buds?], long laterals are not desired -First new sprouts [of the new season] will be at the cuts, growth “shoots out the top” -take off little stubs -Nine sprouts will come out of each bud below the cut [over time?, lateral can be cut nine times at same location and stem buds will rebloom nine times?] -discuss recognizing maturity of rose (gray stalks vs. green) -take out “non-productive” canes [with inadequate rose numbers?] -open center of rose for sun and air when possible [take out laterals growing to center or crossing], but allow for greatest growth -old canes are kept, as peak production of roses can take 3-5 years, aim for good number of blooms -small laterals [diameter less than about 1/4"] are not that productive, so cut down to larger diameter of a lateral -Dan has an instinct for proper lateral length that is “what feels good” or is “when my heart tells me” [to resist cutting a lateral] -giving a pruned rose different length canes prevents a flat topped rose later -one cannot control the direction of the rose growth, but try to get the sun / air into the center of …

Looking To Learn How To Prune A Rose?

This is a must see video if your looking for ‘how to’ advice on rose care, specifically rose pruning. www.mcshanesnursery.com www.mcshanesnursery.com Did you know if you sign up for our monthly email newsletter you get a free herb! Roses that won’t follow instructions, so don’t be shy to prune! If its winter and you live in a mild climate, your rose will still be blooming. Don’t be shy, go in and prune it back. Its essential to healthy roses, yearly pruning. You can wait til February or March to start pruning, but it has to be done, every year, don’t worry, it will grow back! Every year use a sulfur spray or copper spray. Even the best gardens get bolds and blights. Copper spray is organic and it works great as a fungicide. When you have a damaged stem you need to cut it off otherwise pathogens will get into the vascular tissue through that damage.

Pruning Roses for Early Spring

Learn how to prune roses for late winter and early spring. I go through pruning out the dead, thinning canes out and cleaning up the rose after winter.

A New Way to Prune Roses

Watch host Loren Nancarrow as he demonstrates a new way to cut roses that better utilizes the plants energy. The general wisdom says to cut rose canes to the ground for winter. Loren says this can be a bad idea because your roses spend far too much time re-growing cane, just so they can bloom. Learn the new “vase” cutting method that will have your roses blooming faster and longer than ever before.
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