by Mark Smallwood | Jan 29, 2020
Ok, it’s still winter, but we call it spring pruning–it’s when we prune out the dead wood, and cut the stalks down to 10-12 inches. It’ll be chilly, no doubt, so dress warmly!
by Mark Smallwood | Jan 23, 2020 | Rose Care |
The answer to so many gardening questions is “It depends!” But, in general, frost probably won’t cause lasting damage to your rose bushes, provided you take some precautions. Mulch around the base For more details about winterizing your rose bushes,...
by Mark Smallwood | Jan 20, 2020 | Rose Care |
Winter (in the Northern Hemisphere) is dormancy time for roses, meaning there are only a few things you need to do to take care of rose bushes in winter: mainly mulching and some light pruning. Prepare roses in late fall for best results Back in late fall, after a...
by Mark Smallwood | Jan 30, 2019
Join us for our annual Winter Pruning! This is when we prune the rose bushes down to about 8 to 12 inches tall. We’ll be providing snacks and hot drinks.
