In November, several jobs need to be done in the garden before winter arrives. One job that should not be overlooked this ...

But one crucial task that should not be missed this month is pruning. Monty Don, the green-fingered expert and TV presenter, ...

Pruning is an essential gardening task for keeping plants in shape - and it can also mean more flowers and fruits next year ...

Roses which climb are usually pruned back in the winter months which should be done now ... for stems too thick for easy ...

Unleash the beauty of your climbing roses with this simple gardening trick. Discover a simple method to promote abundant ...

The effect should be a tracery of largely horizontal growth with pruned side-shoots running along their length ...

A gardener has shared a fantastic way that will help you get double the number of flowers on your climbing rose once winter has finished - and the task is so easy to recreate.

Cold temperatures alone doesn't necessarily damage roses, but rather the freeze-and-thaw cycles throughout the winter.

The BBC Gardeners' World presenter has shared his advice for gardeners this autumn, with tips on how to care for roses, ...

He said: "Prune climbing roses. Climbing roses flower ... or any very old wood which can be pruned right back to the ground. The main stems should be fanned out at an equidistance as horizontally ...

Use loppers for stems too thick for easy cutting with secateurs and a sharp saw for anything that strains loppers." The first step to pruning climbing roses ... back to the ground. The main stems ...