Roses which climb are usually pruned back in the winter months which should be done now ... tackle one major task this month ...

The essence of pruning climbing roses lies in cutting off dead and withering branches ... He also added: "Finally make sure ...

This plant will turn into "a jumbled mass of weak, twiggy stems" next year if it is not properly pruned this season.

You can also cut landscape roses back to about 20 inches during spring pruning and trim climbing roses as necessary ... these roses can suffer substantial winter damage in cold climates.

However, Ali McEnhill, owner and propagator at The Old Dairy Nursery & Gardens, says winter is the perfect time to prune and ...

Roses will often cope with the winter weather fine, but there are some tips to help them stay healthy throughout the colder ...

Colorado winters are exceptionally beautiful. The snow-covered peaks are visible from almost everywhere. The bright blue sky ...

Knock Out roses were marketed as roses that in theory needed no winter protection, spraying or much pruning at all ... was particularly looking for hardy climbing roses that would not die back ...

He said: "Prune climbing roses. Climbing roses flower on shoots ... Finally make sure it is all tied firmly in to avoid winter damage." This recommendation arrives shortly after Monty discussed ...

However, without the right autumn care, gardeners may encounter issues such as winter damage, weak growth, and a disappointing display next season. Don emphasised: "Prune climbing roses.