Pruning an established climbing rose

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Climbing roses don’t actually climb on their own. They need a structure to be tied up to! You can buy a trellis, but make sure it’s something that is secured into the ground and won’t blow over during the winter winds. I attached wires around my pillar every 12 inches. We want to keep our canes trained on an angle or even horizontal. This will get more flowering hormone deposited along multiple areas of just on the tips. Then we’ll get more flowers! Tie your canes when they are young, thin and f

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How to Prune a Climbing Rose!