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Japanese Roses: It is possible to simplify the pruning of these roses by ' categorizing them into three groups—although there are many types that do not fit into this classification.
• Species roses (but not climbers) and their close hybrids
• japanese roses or Ramanas rose, (R. rugosa) and hybrids
• Burnet rose (R. sp/nos/ss/mo) and hybrids
• The French rose (R. gallicd)
• Hybrid Musks
RIGHT: deep-pink blooms of the hybrid perpetual rose, "Ferdinand Pichard."
Before planting, cut off coarse and weak roots. Also shorten damaged and unripe shoots. During the first and second years, cut out a few old shoots in winter
It is possible to simplify the pruning of these roses by ' categorizing them into three groups—although there are many types that do not fit into this classification.
• Species roses (but not climbers) and their close hybrids
• japanese roses or Ramanas rose, (R. rugosa) and hybrids
• Burnet rose (R. sp/nos/ss/mo) and hybrids
• The French rose (R. gallicd)
• Hybrid Musks
RIGHT: deep-pink blooms of the hybrid perpetual rose, "Ferdinand Pichard."
Before planting, cut off coarse and weak roots. Also shorten damaged and unripe shoots. During the first and second years, cut out a few old shoots in winter |
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