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If you live in a climate that freezes in winter, wait until April to prune, or until the leaf buds are full but not yet open. BRASS RAMROD for TRADITIONS CROCKETT RIFLE, 31-1/8 This solid brass rod is designed to replace the factory rod on the Traditions Crockett rifle. If you try this technique, clean up all of the removed leaves and discard them (don't compost them) to prevent the spread of disease or insects. My Gay Rose Bush Series 2 primary works 2 total works Book 1 Taken by my Gay Rose Bush by Flint Ramrod 2.9010Ratings3Reviewspublished 20151 edition Drew has a new house, and a new garden. The plants emerge from this forced dormancy refreshed and ready for the growing season. Some rose gardeners in warm climates strip all of the leaves from their plants in spring, causing the plants to go dormant for a short time and eliminating leaves troubled by disease or insect eggs. Pruning in warm-winter climates may not be necessary, but it's always a good idea to clean up (removing dead and diseased wood) and thin plants as needed. In warm areas where there's little or no freezing in winter, you can prune roses in January. When to Plant: Plant in early to mid-spring. On average, Rose Bushes require over 90 inches of rain annually. Water: Water immediately after planting and twice a week for the entirety of the Rose Bushes lifespan. The specific time to prune varies by climate. Sun: Plant in full sun with at least 5 to 6 hours of full sun during the day. While some roses do not need pruning, most types benefit from judicious pruning in early spring, before the leaf buds open. 
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