When to cut floribunda roses and how best to proceed – we will inform you about this below.<\/p>\n
When should you prune floribunda roses?<\/h2>\n
It is best to cut roses before they sprout in early spring (March \/ April). Strong frosts should better not be expected at this point so that the rose is not damaged. Experienced rose gardeners orientate themselves on the flower of the forsythia ( Forsythia<\/em> \u00d7 intermedia<\/em> ). Wilted and diseased shoots can and should even be removed during the growing season. In this way it is possible, for example, to avoid the spread of fungal infections.<\/p>\n Many hobby gardeners shy away from pruning roses. But that is not necessary, because with a little practice you will quickly get the hang of it. Basically, the following applies to roses: the stronger the cut, the stronger the new shoots will be.<\/p>\n In any case, make sure that you use sharp secateurs and that the cut is made using an outward-facing bud. The cut surface should be sloping so that water can runoff. Also, be careful not to cut too deep. There should be around two to four eyes per shoot. A branch on which the rose blooms then sprouts from each of these buds. In addition, you should remove extreme forks of branches, weak, dead, and overly dense shoots. If one or two leading shoots are cut off close to the ground per year, new shoots are also encouraged.<\/p>\nHow and how strongly are floribunda roses prune?<\/h2>\n
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