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By Philaimee224

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Hi, wondering if you can help me. I've got a fantastic climbing rose at my property that was still in bud, but due to the recent heavy snow, the branches have been flattened. Should I prune the rose back now or will that cause any damage to the rose ? Thanks.



  • Question asked on 9 Dec, 2010

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bamboo
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Prune out any damaged branches now if you want, usual time to prune these properly is late February/early March, when you can see where the new growth is swelling. Flattened branches should recover over time

9 Dec, 2010

philaimee224
Philaimee224
 

Hi Bamboo, many thanks for the prompt reply, really appreciated. I think I should be ok to leave until Feb/March in that case. Thanks again.

9 Dec, 2010

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