How to prune lady of shalott rose

Late winter to early spring before bud break; deadhead after each bloom flush through the growing season. Cut main canes back by one-third, shorten laterals to 2-3 buds. To train as a climber, tie long arching canes to a pillar or tripod and shorten only the side-shoots, not the main framework.

Annually (moderate prune); deadhead every 1-2 weeks during flowering. Lady of Shalott is a robust, arching David Austin shrub rose with exceptional disease resistance and a long blooming season. Prune moderately in late winter — reduce main stems by one-third and shorten side-shoots to 2-3 buds. Its arching habit makes it suitable for training on pillars. Deadhead to sustain repeat flowering through autumn.

Cut main canes back by one-third, shorten laterals to 2-3 buds. To train as a climber, tie long arching canes to a pillar or tripod and shorten only the side-shoots, not the main framework.