The first thing to do with any climber is to remove any old, dead, or diseased wood. For climbing roses, it’s also important to cut back the faded flowers to encourage more blooms and keep the plant healthy. This simple job can make a huge difference to your display. #ClimbingRoses #Pruning #RoseCare #GardeningTips #AlanTitchmarsh | Gardening With Alan Titchmarsh

How to Prune Any Type of Rose Like a Pro (Plus When to Make Your Cuts)