For the next part of our pruning series our Head Gardener Steve takes us through the stages of caring for established climbers that have been in flower for two or more years. Please remember that due to the mild winter here in the UK, it’s important to prune your roses as soon as possible. Over to Steve for our pruning ‘how to’ with advice on helping improve shape, structure and blooms during the season.⁣ Don’t forget to keep an eye out for our next video on pruning established shrub roses which

January and February are excellent months to prune climbing roses, especially in regions with mild winters. Pruning during this dormant period encourages healthy growth and abundant blooms in the upcoming growing season. Here are some tips for pruning climbing roses: 1. Remove Dead and Diseased Wood: Cut out any dead, damaged, or diseased stems to maintain plant health. 2. Tidy Up: Remove weak, spindly growth and any overcrowded stems to improve air circulation. 3. Shape the Plant: Retain strong