New homeowner in southern Wisconsin (zone 4) has two Seven Sisters roses on a trellis, previously weed-choked. Asked about winter pruning.
Seven Sisters is hardy to zone 4. Do not prune in fall. Even if winter kills it to the ground, it will regrow and bloom in spring. Fertilize and water well this year to build size.
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