How to prune loving touch miniature rose

Early spring as buds swell; ongoing deadheading through summer and autumn. Prune main stems back by one-third to one-half, angling cuts above outward-facing buds. Cut dead or weak canes to the bud union. Keep the centre open for light and air circulation.

Annual hard prune in spring; deadhead every 7–14 days during bloom season. Loving Touch Miniature Rose blooms on new wood, so annual pruning is essential for a strong flush of apricot flowers. Cut plants back by one-third to half in early spring, removing dead canes at the base. Deadhead spent blooms consistently through the season to encourage continuous repeat flowering.

Prune main stems back by one-third to one-half, angling cuts above outward-facing buds. Cut dead or weak canes to the bud union. Keep the centre open for light and air circulation.