Diese alte Rose ist sehr hochwertig und braucht dringend eine Kehre. Ich mache mir Sorgen, dass ich zu viel Schaden anrichten könnte, wenn ich zu viel beschneide. Was ist der beste Weg, dies zu tun? Jeder Rat wäre geschätzt

    Von: On1trix

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    1. The whole main stem. Above where the two left shoots are. Cut those two shoots off half way

    2. WillingCharacter6713 on

      You could cut that down to 6 inches and it would bounce back.

      In reality – I would prune by half and stske it straighter.

    3. The whole main stem. Above where the two left shoots are. Cut those two shoots off half way

    4. ChanceStunning8314 on

      Firstly that shoot from the bottom looks like it is coming from the root stock rather than the rose grafted on. If it is, remove it. Secondly. You can afford to ‘go hard’ and take it right down to maybe 2-3 shoots. Prune so that the next buds are facing outwards. This year it should throw some strong new shoots and you’ll get good blooms. Then next year. You’ll have a more balanced structure to once again prune back/but leave a little more in place. Don’t forget appropriate fertiliser too.

    5. Chunderdragon86 on

      Try to cut it back to a goblet shape lose any branches thinner than a pencil always cut at an angle away from a budd

    6. Mom_is_watching on

      Is it a shrub or a climber?
      If it’s a climber you should try to get a V- shape with branches as horizontal as possible because that’s where the new flowers will develop.

      If it’s a shrub: knee height

    7. What I would do, would be to train a few wires along the fence line there and train it along it. Train the majority to the right, and also some to the left. You’ll get loads of flowers, and won’t need to be as drastic with the pruning. I work on a big estate, and been doing this the last month and a half, so should be all good

    8. Significant_Hurry542 on

      I cut mine by at least 50% every year, they grow very fast

    9. Informal_Egg5928 on

      Too tall trim it at fence level, branches shouldn’t cross

    10. BurfordBridge on

      Cut it down to below level of fence at least and tie in given storms

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