Bought house winter. SE side roses, full sun until noon. Spring: cut to green wood (no winter mulch). Result: 5-6' dark green foliage, zero buds/blooms.
Hard prune → energy replaces lost structure → vegetative growth at expense of flowers. May not bloom this year. Next year = normal programmed growth.
Roses rarely bloom after hard pruning. Patience required.
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