Hello Daynabnana :) Well I would think that if anyone would know the right way to put your roses to bed for the winter it would be the American Rose Society, right? So I have posted an article below for you to read that was written by them specifically about how to put roses to bed for the winter. :) Thanks for asking HOMETALK for information about this subject :)
cut them back just enough so they have a nice shape. Make sure they don't have any mildew or black spot that you need to treat and give them one last feed for the year.
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http://www.rose-gardening-made-easy.com/winterizing-roses.html
Hello Daynabnana :) Well I would think that if anyone would know the right way to put your roses to bed for the winter it would be the American Rose Society, right? So I have posted an article below for you to read that was written by them specifically about how to put roses to bed for the winter. :) Thanks for asking HOMETALK for information about this subject :)
http://www.rose.org/clippings-septemberoctober/putting-your-roses-to-bed-for-the-winter/
cut them back just enough so they have a nice shape. Make sure they don't have any mildew or black spot that you need to treat and give them one last feed for the year.