Les Hodge | Summer prune reaps autumn rewards

April 13 2018 - 6:00pm
HORTICULTURE HERITAGE: The longevity and popularity of the Peace rose, created in 1952, is a testament to its versatility.
HORTICULTURE HERITAGE: The longevity and popularity of the Peace rose, created in 1952, is a testament to its versatility.

Gardeners who pruned their roses in February should have had a few early blooms in April, and by the middle of the month, will be in the midst of the full flush of autumn blooms with quite a few quality flowers to come in May and possibly even a few in June.

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