Watch our informative video where one of our rose experts demonstrates the art of training and pruning a repeat-flowering climbing rose! When pruning climbers, focus on two key aspects: first, select and nurture strong growth from the plant's base. Second, train stems to fan out, positioning them nearly horizontal to encourage new shoots along the stem. This method ensures healthy and vigorous growth. If your climbing rose is in its first year, it's still in the crucial stage of root establishme

73K views · 2.1K reactions | We’re continuing our series of pruning tutorials to help you give your roses the best start to the year. Today, we are looking at pruning climbing roses. Climbing roses generally don’t need pruning until they are a year or two old and the technique is very easy. Here is Steve to show you more. For more help and guidance when you’re ready to prune visit here: https://bit.ly/2L2IGw0 #DavidAustinRoseCare | David Austin Roses | Facebook