How I Know When The Heeling-in Process Ends And The Break Dormancy Is Finished

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 03/21/2021 @ 12:18 am

Roses go dormant in the fall and begin growing again in spring. You will see leaf buds begin to grow in early spring. That is the time to prune. Here is more:

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