rosa glauca renewal pruning

10 years ago

It is about 15 feet tall, and very, very leggy. How far back should I prune it? Next spring, right? , so it doesn't send out all the new growth now? We are actually zone 6 now.

Thanks

Comments (2)

mad_gallica (z5 Eastern NY)
10 years ago
Next spring, cut about a third of the oldest canes down to the ground.

It's standard deciduous shrub renewal pruning - nothing fancy. However, if it is in a lot of shade, the new growth will do the same thing.
floridarosez9 Morgan
10 years ago
And send the clippings to me. LOL
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mad_gallica (z5 Eastern NY)

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