David Austin roses cross Hybrid Teas (upright) with Old Roses (diverse habits). Unpredictable growth is normal. A single 3-ft cane with buds is fine—let it bloom.
Remove old, thin canes at the base. Direct energy into the strong, vigorous canes for a more balanced, floriferous bush. In warm climates, Austins often throw canes in all directions—annual renewal pruning keeps them tidy.
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