Snap off spent blooms to prevent hip formation and encourage rebloom. Stop deadheading in late fall to allow dormancy.
For Zone 5/6 Michigan winters, protect modern hybrid teas:
Climbers need secure tying to supports. Bucket/bag covers are less reliable than soil mounding.
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