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The Correct Way Of Pruning Roses In Spring

Spring comes along with the most important ritual we have to perform if we want to enjoy luxurious roses. Yes, spring pruning of roses. All the roses need it, and the started vegetation signals — it’s almost time!
Well, small night frosts should not be feared — they do not harm pruned roses.
Is it necessary to prune? Yes, if you want to:
- have bushes without old, diseased, weak branches;
- have new, strong branches;
- have beautiful shrub foliage and forms;
- have larger and more abundant flowers;
- have vibrant roses.
Getting prepared
What is the most important thing before pruning? You should prepare tools for this purpose. They must be clean and sharp. It is very important that the branch of the plant is pruned, not crushed. Just don’t buy secateurs with passing blades — they are for pruning dry branches, not for pruning roses. The cut must be precise and free of chips, so spring pruning of roses without a good and sharp tool should not even begin.
If you only have a secateurs, it will suffice perfectly for the thin branches of roses. And thick ones may need garden shears or even a small saw. And be nice, don’t save when looking to buy…