Botanical name: Rosa ‘Sally Holmes’Common name: Sally Holmes RoseBreed: Hybrid Musk Ballerina and Ivory Fashion Rose USDA zones: 5-9Water requirement: RegularSun requirement: Full sun to partial shadeMature size: Climbing to 15 feet; can be trained as a shrubTolerances: Disease, shade and heat

Remove spent flowers from roses. As rose blooms fade and the petals turn brown, it's important to deadhead, or trim off the old blooms. When dead flowers are left on a rose, the plant uses up precious energy creating fruit, which in this case would be rose hips. This results in fewer blooms and an early dormant season.By pruning off these old blossoms, you direct the rose to continue blooming throughout the summer. Simply cut off the spent flower or flower cluster right above a leaf with five leaflets. It's best to choose an outward-facing leaf, because the rose will grow a new shoot from the dormant bud hidden at the base of the leaf.Learn more about growing the Sally Holmes rose

Climbing Sally Holmes RoseTips for Specific Rose Types:Climbers: Bend and tie the canes, arching slightly below horizontal, during dormancy. This will produce more prolific blooms. Follow the pinkie rule and don’t cut back the main canes if they're still producing.Old garden roses: If they are single-blooming species, prune after blooming. Repeat-blooming roses can be pruned similarly to modern roses but more lightly.Miniature roses: Clean up the inside, creating an open, radiating shrub to promote good airflow and circulation. The stem-diameter rule does not apply, but remove any thin, spindly stems.More: What to Do in Your Garden Now

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Botanical name: Rosa ‘Sally Holmes’ Common name: Sally Holmes Rose Breed: Hybrid Musk Ballerina and Ivory Fashion Rose USDA zones: 5-9 Water requirement: Regular Sun requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: Climbing to 15 feet; can be trained as a shrub Tolerances: Disease, shade and heat

Climbing Sally Holmes Rose Tips for Specific Rose Types: •Climbers: Bend and tie the canes, arching slightly below horizontal, during dormancy. This will produce more prolific blooms. Follow the pinkie rule and don’t cut back the main canes if they're still producing. •Old garden roses: If they are single-blooming species, prune after blooming. Repeat-blooming roses can be pruned similarly to modern roses but more lightly. •Miniature roses: Clean up the inside, creating an open, radiating shrub to promote good airflow and circulation. The stem-diameter rule does not apply, but remove any thin, spindly stems.

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The first blooms emerge in Chuang’s garden in mid-April, with the big show coming in mid-May. If you continue to lightly prune throughout the year, Chuang says, you can expect up to five repeat blooms per rose a year, depending on variety. Climbing Sally Holmes Rose Tips for Specific Rose Types: •Climbers: Bend and tie the canes, arching slightly below horizontal, during dormancy. This will produce more prolific blooms. Follow the pinkie rule and don’t cut back the main canes if they're still producing. •Old garden roses: If they are single-blooming species, prune after blooming. Repeat-blooming roses can be pruned similarly to modern roses but more lightly. •Miniature roses: Clean up the inside, creating an open, radiating shrub to promote good airflow and circulation. The stem-diameter rule does not apply, but remove any thin, spindly stems.

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What to Do After Pruning Spray. Chuang says two sprays following pruning are key to a healthy plant over winter and into spring. Spray the canes heavily all the way to the ground and even the surrounding ground. Spray from the top down and let the spray blanket the shrub. Apply a dormancy spray when you will have at least three days without rain and at least 24 hours without freezing temperatures. Dormancy oil is a horticultural oil that smothers pest eggs that may reside on last year’s leaves, canes and the surrounding dirt. Follow the directions on the package. While it’s not necessary to spray immediately after pruning, the sooner you do, the sooner you will eliminate possible pests. One week later, apply a mixture of dormancy oil and sulfur. The sulfur will smother fungus spores. Fertilize one month later. Chuang places a ring of a fertilizer blend around the base of each bush, consisting of: Alfalfa pellets 3/4 cup slow-release fertilizer 4 to 5 cups chicken manure Water well after fertilizing. The first blooms emerge in Chuang’s garden in mid-April, with the big show coming in mid-May. If you continue to lightly prune throughout the year, Chuang says, you can expect up to five repeat blooms per rose a year, depending on variety.

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Tips for Specific Rose Types: Climbers: Bend and tie the canes, arching slightly below horizontal, during dormancy. This will produce more prolific blooms. Follow the pinkie rule and don’t cut back the main canes if they're still producing. Old garden roses: If they are single-blooming species, prune after blooming. Repeat-blooming roses can be pruned similarly to modern roses but more lightly. Miniature roses: Clean up the inside, creating an open, radiating shrub to promote good airflow and circulation. The stem-diameter rule does not apply, but remove any thin, spindly stems.

Climbers: Bend and tie the canes, arching slightly below horizontal, during dormancy. This will produce more prolific blooms. Follow the pinkie rule and don’t cut back the main canes if they're still producing. Old garden roses: If they are single-blooming species, prune after blooming. Repeat-blooming roses can be pruned similarly to modern roses but more lightly. Miniature roses: Clean up the inside, creating an open, radiating shrub to promote good airflow and circulation. The stem-diameter rule does not apply, but remove any thin, spindly stems.

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Tips for Specific Rose Types: Climbers: Bend and tie the canes, arching slightly below horizontal, during dormancy. This will produce more prolific blooms. Follow the pinkie rule and don’t cut back the main canes if they're still producing. Old garden roses: If they are single-blooming species, prune after blooming. Repeat-blooming roses can be pruned similarly to modern roses but more lightly. Miniature roses: Clean up the inside, creating an open, radiating shrub to promote good airflow and circulation. The stem-diameter rule does not apply, but remove any thin, spindly stems.

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Climbing Sally Holmes Rose Tips for Specific Rose Types: •Climbers: Bend and tie the canes, arching slightly below horizontal, during dormancy. This will produce more prolific blooms. Follow the pinkie rule and don’t cut back the main canes if they're still producing. •Old garden roses: If they are single-blooming species, prune after blooming. Repeat-blooming roses can be pruned similarly to modern roses but more lightly. •Miniature roses: Clean up the inside, creating an open, radiating shrub to promote good airflow and circulation. The stem-diameter rule does not apply, but remove any thin, spindly stems.

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Remove spent flowers from roses. As rose blooms fade and the petals turn brown, it's important to deadhead, or trim off the old blooms. When dead flowers are left on a rose, the plant uses up precious energy creating fruit, which in this case would be rose hips. This results in fewer blooms and an early dormant season. By pruning off these old blossoms, you direct the rose to continue blooming throughout the summer. Simply cut off the spent flower or flower cluster right above a leaf with five leaflets. It's best to choose an outward-facing leaf, because the rose will grow a new shoot from the dormant bud hidden at the base of the leaf. Botanical name: Rosa ‘Sally Holmes’ Common name: Sally Holmes Rose Breed: Hybrid Musk Ballerina and Ivory Fashion Rose USDA zones: 5-9 Water requirement: Regular Sun requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: Climbing to 15 feet; can be trained as a shrub Tolerances: Disease, shade and heat

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Botanical name: Rosa ‘Sally Holmes’ Common name: Sally Holmes Rose Breed: Hybrid Musk Ballerina and Ivory Fashion Rose USDA zones: 5-9 Water requirement: Regular Sun requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: Climbing to 15 feet; can be trained as a shrub Tolerances: Disease, shade and heat

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Botanical name: Rosa ‘Sally Holmes’ Common name: Sally Holmes Rose Breed: Hybrid Musk Ballerina and Ivory Fashion Rose USDA zones: 5-9 Water requirement: Regular Sun requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: Climbing to 15 feet; can be trained as a shrub Tolerances: Disease, shade and heat

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Botanical name: Rosa ‘Sally Holmes’ Common name: Sally Holmes Rose Breed: Hybrid Musk Ballerina and Ivory Fashion Rose USDA zones: 5-9 Water requirement: Regular Sun requirement: Full sun to partial shade Mature size: Climbing to 15 feet; can be trained as a shrub Tolerances: Disease, shade and heat

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