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When to Trim Your Roses

Roses come in hundreds of varieties, so they will all have different times that are best to trim them. Roses are great to have around your home and will bring beauty to anywhere they are planted. They will also smell lovely and are great to bring into your home to brighten it up a little bit. 

You will want to make sure that when you trim your rose bushes, you are doing it at the right time of year for your variety.

That will take some research, and you will be able to find a lot of information online if you know what type of rose bush you have. You will want your rose bushes to grow and be beautiful each year, so you will want to make sure you have time to care for them and trim them properly. You do not want to trim your rose bushes during the Frost season. That can damage them because the cold can damage them. The best time to trim would be towards the end of Winter. You will need to go by the weather in your state and make sure they are trimmed properly. In warmer states, the best time is late December into the middle of January. If you live in the Midwest or Northeast, the best time would be around April since there is a lot colder. If you need to, you can ask your local nurseries or home and garden centers to make sure it is the perfect time to trim your lovely rose bushes.

Source of Information on When to Trim your Roses

https://www.tnnursery.net

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