do you clip off roses in the fall?

Answer 1

yes, cut them to 18 inches of the crown

Answer 2

Abolutely! If there are "rose hips formed.. as in, the flowers have set seeds - look like big berries, then the energy of the plant will be directed into those seed pods instead of back in to the plant to get it through the winter and ready to provide you will more beautiful flowers next year.
Don't forget to feed 20.20.20 when the first signs of new growth appear in the spring.

Answer 3

It is o.k. to clip roses in late fall. In colder climates the graft area needs good winter protection and it is easier to work with the clipped roses.

Answer 4

You might want to prune the roses in the fall - your new blooms will come on new growth in the spring.

Answer 5

You can do It. But in spring again.

My latest knowing is to draw down the ends in of Your fall-roses to earth and fix them with stones in the earth.....I

Answer 6

Only if they look ugly or frayed. But try to keep them before winter,where there will be no blooms.

Answer 7

If you're talking about cutting them, as in picking them, do it as you would in the Spring and Summer. There's no danger.

Answer 8

Only if they look ugly. My white ones looked like they were rotting so I snipped them but my yellow-orange one is just drying so I left it.

Answer 9

Sure do, if you have any left, clipp them all off before winter.

Answer 10

yes only when they r rotten or starts smelling bad.