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Pruning drift roses isn't required, but it helps guarantee the most blooms and is generally recommended for the health and appearance of the plant.
We go through when to prune, what parts to prune, how high to prune and how to do so. If you want the best looking drift roses, a simple pruning can make a huge difference!
0:00 Intro
0:15 Drift Rose description and types
1:20 Need to prune
1:55 When and what to prune
2:32 Tools
3:03 Dead branches
3:34 Stray branches
4:04 Crossing branches
5:14 Complete trim
6:02 Deadheading
6:53 Damaged/Diseased
7:45 Pruning timelapse
9:02 Thorns
9:50 Seasonal pruning
10:21 Outro
We've been converting our suburban back yard to a food forest. We do our best to share what we learn about growing in Florida's conditions… heat, humidity, thunderstorms, hurricanes, poor soil (ok… sand), bugs, etc.
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