Tips of the Week
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Prune your roses. You might choose to do so indiscriminately at first, just to get it back to a structure where you can see to clean it out. Prune back about 12 to 18 inches from the ground is a general rule, and prune to leave 3 to 6 of the healthiest canes. Prune to a bud that's facing outward, so you can leave the center of the plant open with very little growth so it can have good air movement.
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Here's more on pruning.
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Plant trees, shrubs, and hardy perennials.
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Move trees, shrubs and hardy perennials.
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Question of the Week
Why aren't my roses growing much and why are their leaves yellowing?
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