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- Do my miniature roses have to be cut regularly?
- Can I cut my miniature roses for the vase?
- The annual pruning
- The most important tips for cutting the dwarf rose:
- Tips
The beautiful flowers of the dwarf roses can also be cut for the vase
Do my miniature roses have to be cut regularly?
Without a cut your dwarf rose should not stay safe. However, how much the individual plant should be cut depends, among other things, on the variety and the location of the plant, but also on its use.
Can I cut my miniature roses for the vase?
The dwarf rose has no long stems, but can still be cut well for the vase. This should of course be adapted in size. Cut only a few flower stems per plant, so that the bushy appearance of your dwarf rose does not suffer.
More than three or four flowers should not be in small plants. Miniature roses with relatively large flowers are known in England as Patio-Rosen. They are especially pretty and versatile to use as a decoration.
The annual pruning
The annual pruning should only be done in the spring for dwarf roses that remain in the bed during the winter. So the remaining foliage can protect the plant from frost. Bring your dwarf rose to winter quarters, then cut them back in autumn. This makes maintenance easier in winter and the plant requires less space.
Use only clean and really sharp tools for your rose cut. To prevent injury to the plant and the transmission of germs. Especially for fungal infections, the dwarf rose is very vulnerable.
First, cut off dry, frozen and outdated branches, then those that look weak. Then bring the plant into an appealing shape and clear it out a little. During the flowering period, you wilt away withered flowers, which promotes the formation of new buds.
The most important tips for cutting the dwarf rose:
Tips
Even if she does not have long stems, the dwarf rose in a pase vase looks very decorative.