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Pruning
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Find your best canes. The largest and healthiest. Look for an outside bud Cut about 1/4 inch above it and then seal the cane with Elmer's Woodworking Glue. Remove no more than 1/3 of each of each cane you want to save. Also pune nor more of then entire bush.
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Then strip all of the leaves, if there are any left and remove all the rose litter from around the plant.
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Plant your new roses.
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Buy the best-rated roses you want to afford.
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Get only the number ones. Notice: we mean bare root roses. Not the ones in pots.
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Pots often are the leftovers from the bareroots that may not have sold.
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Be sure to go to the nursery with a list of roses.
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Check with the American Rose Society for rose ratings.
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Never buy one with a rating less than seven.
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Better yet try one of the roses we recommend.