That brings us to Climbers . They're easier than they look. For the first few years, Climbers need little pruningIt takes most of them three years or more to approach a stage of maturity which warrants pruning. When the plant has matured, assess the main, or basal, canes and remove at the base any which are diseased, dead, or damaged. Larger laterals might be cut to about 4 bud eyes in length.
Miniature roses are easy.
They're growing on their own roots, remember-one successful pruning strategy has been to prune them with a lawmnower. If it grows like a little Floribunda, prune it that way.