Hello, I'm new to the forum. I have a rambling rose called Super Fairy. It was a very healthy well established rambler which had climbed to a height of about 10ft and was a mass of beautiful pink clusters. I had asked my gardener to give it a prune and to my astonishment he just tugged and yanked out best part of the rose. Sadly it must have suffered such a shock that most of the remaining stems and branches turned brown and died. However, I have been left with one green stem which looks fairly healthy, although part of this too has become spindly and is beginning to turn brown. I'm not sure whether I should cut this back to its base or not to see if it can be saved so as to encourage new growth. I'd be grateful for advice on this.
