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Homes & Gardens
Edward Bowring

The 60-Second Tying Trick Gardeners Swear By for Twice as Many Rose Blooms

Climbing rose on an archway.

Grown for their color, scent and form, roses are unsurprisingly hugely popular and widely grown. To get the best from your roses, it's recommended to irrigate, fertilize and prune, but there is something else you can do to encourage more blooms, which is to tie roses horizontally.

Over my nearly 20 years of professional horticultural experience, I have cared for and trained countless roses, but there is always more to learn. To get further advice, I spoke to two experts in the field for tips on training roses horizontally.

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