Florists told where to start spring care for climbing roses

Climbing roses need special care in the spring. Experienced florists shared how to start working near the bush.

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In the spring, you need to remove the shelter in time, in April the rose is no longer afraid of night frosts.

And if it is late remove, then the bush may die. You need to inspect, inspect all the branches, and then cut them off. All damaged branches must be removed.

After that, those shoots that grow inside the bush must be cut. The branches should be cut a few millimeters above the buds. The cut should be oblique, directed towards the bud.

After pruning, it is advisable to treat the bush with a solution of copper sulphate. If the roses are tall, they should be tied up. Loosen the soil and mulch before the buds open.

Climbing roses need special care in the spring. Experienced florists shared how to start working near the bush.

Details

In the spring, you need to remove the shelter in time, in April the rose is no longer afraid of night frosts.

And if it is late remove, then the bush may die. You need to inspect, inspect all the branches, and then cut them off. All damaged branches must be removed.

After that, those shoots that grow inside the bush must be cut. The branches should be cut a few millimeters above the buds. The cut should be oblique, directed towards the bud.

After pruning, it is advisable to treat the bush with a solution of copper sulfate. If the roses are tall, they should be tied up. Loosen the soil and mulch before the buds open.