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Protective Pruning of Roses
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Once the last frost has passed, sometime in early spring or late winter, is prime pruning season for rose gardeners. How you prune depends on the aesthetic effect you're aiming for, but here's a universal tip:
Until the rose's stem heals over the pruning cut, the wound is a prime spot for infection by insects or diseases. To prevent this, dunk your shears in a mixture that's equal parts water and household bleach before you make each cut to ward off any damage.
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Find Your Nearest Store
Visit your local Home & Garden Showplace store and get everything you need for spring planting.
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Online Plant Guide
Plan your garden with help from our Plant Guide. Find plants with the right color, size and characterics for your hardiness zone. |
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