How to Prune Roses of All Types

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Are you unsure about when and how to prune your roses? Follow these suggestions to make your pruning a cut above!

According to Clemson Cooperative Extension, rose bush pruning “keeps the plant healthy,” ”promotes new growth,” and “encourages flowering.” However, modern reblooming bushes require much more of it than heirloom once-bloomers do. So, when considering how to prune roses, determine which rose bush types you have.

Most modern cultivars such as hybrid tea roses, flower off and on throughout the summer, making them rebloomers. Heirlooms such as albas, centifolias, damasks, gallicas, and mosses usually produce only a single large flush of blooms in early summer, making them once bloomers. However, bourbon, China, hybrid perpetual, noisette, Portland, and tea heirloom classes of roses can rebloom.