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Question: My grandmother has the most beautiful rose bushes and I want to take cuttings off them to start my own. I’ve heard all sorts of ‘how to’ suggestions, like putting a mason jar over the ...

To keep your roses to 3 or 4 feet tall and wide, the grower recommends cutting shrubs back to 12 inches high each year in late winter or early spring. Pruning To Encourage More Blooming An annual late ...

If you’re wondering how and when to trim rose bushes that are newly planted, be sure to only lightly prune them during the first year so they can expend their energy on establishing firm roots ...

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It’s a very easy process,' he adds, 'so long as the perennial you want to propagate is healthy and has a large clump which you can work with, leaving plenty of the original plant in tact.' You had us ...

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