How to prune tree roses to make them look good

When is the right time to prune tree roses?

Tree rose pruning is mainly carried out in winter, but winter pruning should not be done too early, otherwise it will easily cause germination and frost damage. In addition, the temperature will rise after entering spring. Flower lovers in the south can do it in March, while those in the north should postpone pruning to April or May.

Tree rose pruning tips

For tree roses, it is necessary to prune away dead branches, diseased and insect-infested branches, damaged branches and weak branches, and reasonably remove crossed branches and parallel branches. During the growing period, it is necessary to pay attention to properly pruning away old branches that have bloomed, and retaining new branches grown that year.

Pruning branches and leaves: When the tree rose seedlings grow to 30 cm in height, they should be topped. After it grows side shoots, leave 10 cm of them and top them again to promote rapid growth. At the same time, in daily maintenance, dead branches, diseased branches, weak branches, etc. should be pruned in time to avoid nutrient consumption.

Things to note when pruning tree roses

Tree roses have strong branching ability and are prone to producing thin and weak branches. When pruning, be sure to disinfect the scissors, and after pruning, the wound should also be disinfected with carbendazim to avoid infection.