What you should avoid is pruning your climbing roses in summer, except for some deadheading of blooms and removing any dead ...

In November, several jobs need to be done in the garden before winter arrives. One job that should not be overlooked this ...

Pruning roses can be an incredibly ... about what to remove and what to tie in. Rambling roses tend to flower early in the summer and in one brilliant flush, delivering a show-stopping display ...

Roses need to be pruned at least once a year but some varieties may need to be cut back twice a year to keep the plant ...

In no time shoots will develop, and by the end of summer these vigorous ... can be cut to the ground. A pruning saw might be handy for this practice. Climbing roses are the exception.

Trusted gardening star Monty Don has warned Brits to make sure they carry out a key gardening task. Autumn conditions are ...

Monty advised: "Prune climbing roses. Climbing roses flower on shoots ... hand produce their flowers on shoots grown the previous summer so should only be pruned immediately after flowering." ...

The seasoned horticulturist advises: "Prune climbing roses ... The experts at the RHS explain: "Climbing rose will repeat-flower almost all summer and well into autumn, while a rambling rose ...

Monty explains that "climbing roses flower on shoots ... on shoots grown the previous summer, so these should only be pruned immediately after flowering. Pruning helps to remove dead and dying ...

Don emphasised: "Prune climbing roses. Climbing roses flower on shoots grown the same spring, so they can be pruned hard now." READ MORE: Alan Titchmarsh tells ITV This Morning 'stresses and ...