Step-by-step guide If you want to get your roses ready for all of your favourite summer garden trends, it's a good idea to learn how to prune roses before you even think about touching a thorny stem ...

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 ...

Pruning your roses keeps the plant healthy by removing dead, broken, or diseased canes and can help train climbing roses to a ...

If gardeners want their roses to make it through winter, William says you need to follow one job he’s labelled as “essential." The plant expert said you had to prune back shrub roses to ...

Here at Tom’s Guide our expert editors are committed ... Dyer advises that winter is the best time of year to prune your roses, “providing them with the strongest growth for the rest of ...

The agenda for autumn rose maintenance includes a tidy-up operation: removing old blooms or any leaves stricken with disease, coupled with a good pruning session. William highlighted ...

Prune hybrid tea (large-flowered) roses and floribunda, but don’t hard-prune, just cut back selectively to protect the plant from windrock, which will break the stems and even lift the roots if ...

For those with climbing roses, Monty advises a hard prune now, according to Wales Online. He explains in a recent blog, post: ...

Gardeners, it's time to grab your secateurs and gloves because October is the prime month for pruning, especially when it comes to climbing roses. Monty Don, the nation's favourite gardening ...

Gardening expert Monty Don has urged Brits to get their green fingers working this month by pruning climbing roses. Pruning these beauties ensures they grow vigorously and bloom abundantly each year.

Having a pair of rose pruning gloves that reach your elbows is essential for protecting your forearms from long prickly branches. Made from buttery soft goat leather, with long suede cuffs ...