Pierre de Ronsard is notoriously stingy — 3–5 years to mature, small rebloom. Your plant is doing exactly what it's bred to do: build a massive cane framework first.
If it's growing vigorously, it has no energy for flowers. Patience. At 5 years, mine finally bloomed well.
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