They might be grown that way so other flowers can be seen under - and
to keep moisture from the leaves - more air flow.
Rose trees are common also. These might have been rose trees that got
out of hand.
Our place here was lived in, but not attended to for 10 years.
They might just be top overgrown.
Martin
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nikkikuz wrote:
> I bought my new house in July last year, in the front garden there are 3
> rose bush which are really tall - approx 6 foot plus. When they were
> flowering last year they looked lovely. I am used to having roses and
> am aware of how to care for them and prune them.
> However, my problem is that these bushes just seem too high. I pruned
> them back as far as i could but the base of them resembles a tree bark,
> this carries on for about 10 inches, maybe further on some. So for a few
> feet, there is no grenery as they just look dead. The top is full of
> greenery and buds ready to open now.
> I am wondering if there is anything i can do to treat the bases of
> these bushes to make them bud again and how to make them smaller.
>
>
>
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