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Trimming all sorts...

  • 20-08-2011 09:18PM
    #1
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    When is the best time to trim/prune:

    Rambling Rose?

    Orange blossom?

    Box hedging?

    Holly?

    Also, the person who lived in the house before us planted a rambling rose at the corner of the lawn so it's rambling all over the lawn as it's got nothing else to ramble over...Can I move this? Or should I build a kind of arch thing?

    Thanks :D


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  • Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators Posts: 5,230 Mod ✭✭✭✭slowburner


    mrsbear wrote: »
    When is the best time to trim/prune:

    Rambling Rose?

    Orange blossom?

    Box hedging?

    Holly?

    Also, the person who lived in the house before us planted a rambling rose at the corner of the lawn so it's rambling all over the lawn as it's got nothing else to ramble over...Can I move this? Or should I build a kind of arch thing?

    Thanks :D
    Pruning:-
    Rose - before Paddy's day next spring.
    Orange Blossom, Box and Holly - any time.

    You should be able to move the rose between December and February - give it a good prune first. An arch/arbour might be worthwhile if you like the rose and both are in the right place.:)


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