The main purpose of pruning a rose is to create a shapely, attractive shrub, with good structure. You can do this by simply removing parts of the plant during the non-flowering season. Pruning your roses will encourage fresh new growth and plentiful blooms for the following season. Here is Steve to show you how to prune an established Shrub rose. #DavidAustinRoseCare For more information and for more pruning how-to’s please visit, https://bit.ly/38bnVWm | David Austin Roses

Planting bare root roses is just as easy as planting a potted rose. 🌹 In this short video, one of our rose experts will guide you through planting a bare root shrub rose into the ground, step by step! If you’ve received your roses and aren’t quite ready to plant them, there's no need to worry. They can remain sealed in the packaging they arrive in for up to two weeks, as long as they are stored in a cool, dry and frost free place like a shed or garage. However, when you are ready to get stuck i