While they do climb and vine, rambling roses are different from most climbing species in that they are not repeat flowering, blooming only once ... not that this has ever happened to me. Finally, a ...

“Rambling roses on the other hand produce their flowers on shoots grown the previous summer so should only be pruned immediately after flowering.” Why prune climbing roses in October?

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"Climbing roses flower on shoots grown the same spring so they can be pruned hard now." Pruning is essential to make sure that roses bloom next year, as it removes dead and dying branches ...

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The Gardners' World presenter emphasised the importance of this seasonal task, explaining that without regular attention, climbing roses can turn into a chaotic tangle with sparse flowering.