Clear the beds of weeds when the soil is moist and loose. Remove the plants with the roots and dispose them in the compost (stubborn root weeds, such as goutweed and field horsetail belong in the household garbage).
With suitable tools (hoe, garden claw) this can be done more comfortably.

When removing the pile, spread the soil loosely around the rose, use horn shavings and soil activator and work them in loosely, dose rose fertilizer according to the directions, spread and work it in.
Reduce the amount if compost, etc. was used. Because the fertilizer that is not absorbed by the plants pollutes our groundwater.

Prune your roses according to the rose group, even if the plants already have longer shoots. After pruning, they will sprout all the more abundantly and build up sturdily. Shorten floribunda and hybrid tea roses to approx. 4 - 6 eyes and thin out ground cover and wild roses to 15 cm. For shrub roses, cut down 1/3 of the shoot length and rejuvenate every 3 years by cutting an old woody main shoot to 15 cm. For climbing roses, cut side shoots back to about 5 eyes and rejuvenate every 3 years.
Remove dead wood and rose cuttings from the bed.