How to prune climbing roses on an arch - Tutorial - Garden Advice - Rose Garden - David Austin Roses In this video I show you how to prune climbing roses on an arch.
I train my climbers as horizontally as possible, I do the same with ramblers. Here where I live (Central Europe) we do not prune until mid-March at the earliest, we usually wait until forsythia is in bloom. We want to avoid frost damage etc. This week it is going to be about minus 15 Celsius here and everything is covered with a thick layer of snow.
I suppose it depends where you live in the world and your local climate here in England I give my roses a final prune about February just before they start growing.
@@shafqathussain9954 Definitely! One's climate zone is a crucial factor. My roses are covered with at least 50cm of snow now and it is still snowing. The tempereture has recently dropped to minus 15 C at night.
Hello! Everything is so beautiful! Thank you for the videos! I started assembling my arc and I watched your video. I can see you put the arch directly in the ground - isn’t it going to rot very fast when in contact with the damp soil? Thank you… new to all this… :)
Der Video habe zwai mal angeschaut, da ich nicht verstehen konnte, habe aufgepasst nach vievil Augen geschnitten hast. Das wahr nach 1oder 2 Augen, nicht war Darren? Danke für das Teilen!
Found the pruning method very useful but i must admit I'm very confused as to when to prune roses cos every RU-vid gardener is suggesting different months to prune roses😞
Hi here in England February is the best month to give roses the final prune just before roses wake up and start growing and this is when I prune roses in my garden hope this helps.
Hi Darren loved the video but found myself hyperventilating when i saw that you just ignored all the leaves that had blackspot on them😮 i have many roses planted in containers and go around each evening with pruners in one hand and a pocket full of anti bacterial wipes and inspect each rose for two major things, in my opinion, and that is firstly the start of blackspot which i will remove at first site and secondly the dreaded sawfly larvae 🤬 when i first started to grow roses i didn't know about these vile little things and they were eating leaf after leaf and getting fatter by the day until they were noticeable to the naked eye (i thought they were ordinary caterpillars 😮) but i soon learned otherwise and now i know what to look for and hopefully so do the birds🫣😊