Gardeners have been given a top tip on when to prune rose bushes to ensure they "grow vigorously and flower well each year" ...

Either slip or cut fresh growth from the rose bush. If you cut them with a pruner, make each cut directly below a bud, cutting at about a 45-degree angle. If you slip them, tear the branch ...

For container-grown roses, place the root ball in the hole, setting the plant just above the soil line. Gently pull apart the root ball in the planting hole and start filling it with soil.

According to a gardening expert, early spring is the "best time to prune rose bushes", which ... How to prune correctly Cuts on the plant should be "no more than 5mm above a bud" and it should ...

Garden expert Richard King, at Dino Decking, shared his top tips for cultivating a beautiful rose bush in the garden. From now until March, bare-root roses are the "best choice" to plant in the ...