Roses are a must-have for many gardeners, and this year has been a good one, with a warm spring and sunny summer that has seen the roses thrive in lots of gardens.
But if you’re wondering what to do with your roses in the autumn now that the weather has turned cooler, then there are some essential jobs you can be doing right now that will ensure your favourites stay happy and healthy throughout the winter.
From deadheading or when to prune roses to whether to mulch or fertilise roses, I chatted to the experts at B&Q and Harkness Roses to find out exactly what TLC is needed. So follow these dos and don’ts to get your roses ready for winter and…
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