climbing rose
By Sewingkilla
North Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
I had to move a climbing rose just as its putting on new growth ( i know its wrong time of year but it had to be moved) now its drooping should i cut it right back again or leave alone? I am watering it every day.
- 5 Apr, 2009
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I would cut it back by half. There was probably some root damage when it was moved so it's only kind to the plant to reduce the top growth as well - it should soon settle down and repair the damage
5 Apr, 2009
thanks both, and i will cut it back Andrew fingers crossed!!
5 Apr, 2009
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