Pruning shrub roses is important to keep them healthy and looking beautiful for blooming next year, and one gardening expert has explained the best time to do it.

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Our expert guide on how to prune roses explains the techniques for achieving healthy, thriving bushes, so you can boost your garden growth and curb appeal.

Learning how to prune roses is important if you want a healthy, beautiful garden since trimming the dead, diseased, or damaged canes helps your flowers thrive.

“We prune our roses very low, a traditional 16 to 20 inches, only because space is a problem,” Roberts said. “If we don’t start the season small, our roses get too big for our garden.