🌹Why Roses and Hedges are Best Pruned in March
Mountain Gardener with Ken & Lisa
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Hey, garden enthusiasts! It’s Ken Lain The Top 10 Gardener. Spring's arrival signals prime pruning time!
Here in the Central Highlands, March is ideal for roses and hedges. Unlike warmer regions, waiting allows us to protect rose canes from harsher elements and ensures new growth for vibrant blooms.
For hedges, pruning just before new growth minimizes the "butchered" look, allowing for a swift return to lushness. Remember, fertilizing post-pruning helps plants recover and thrive. Whether it's roses or hedges, timing is key to working with nature, not against it, ensuring a beautiful, bountiful garden.
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