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Amazing results!!! Looks like you cut this back by about half in winter?? Thank you, Nate
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As I understand it, the usual teaching is to prune spring-flowerers (if at all) after flowering, rather than in winter.
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My understanding from Graham Stuart Thomas is that the spring flowerers actually can be pruned in winter. It condenses the display and improves the flower quality, but only up to a certain point. It looks like Lasour really shows his/her plants who the daddy/mommy is in winter.
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It will be interesting to hear what Lasour's practice is.
I keep learning about roses.
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