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Jun 28, 2022 · The Don Juan is one of the easiest rose species to grow, and we highly recommend it for newcomers who want to get into rose gardening. Read on for straightforward, easy instructions on how to care for a Don Juan rose, as well as instructions on how to train it to climb!
Don Juan - Produces scores of wonderful large, rich, dark velvety-red, double, cupped 4" blooms with a wonderful tea/fruity fragrance. 40+ petals. One of the finest of the red climbers. Dark green, glossy, leathery foliage.
Rich with a strong rose fragrance, Rosa ‘Don Juan’ is a climbing hybrid tea rose with very large, full, cupped-to-flat, dark velvety red flowers, up to 4 in. across (10 cm), having as many as 30-35 petals.
A fragrant climber, Don Juan Climbing Rose offers huge red blooms. Learn how to plant and care for roses with free instructional videos at Jackson & Perkins.
Description. A vigorous climber with dark crimson, Hybrid Tea type flowers, which show up well against the dark foliage. Strong, sweet fragrance. Characteristics. Location. Growing conditions. Flowering: Repeat Flowering. Fragrance: Strong,Old Rose. Bloom Size: Large. Family: Climbing & Rambling Roses. Size: Medium Climber. Height: 15ft.
Mar 20, 2012 · How to Grow Don Juan Roses. Developed by an Italian horticulturalist in the late 1950s, the romantic Don Juan rose (Rosa 'Don Juan') is one of just a few species of climbing roses that feature fragrant red blooms.
Don Juan is a beautiful dark red large-blossomed rose. We planted two of these climbers in the spring of 2007 and they doubled their siz...Read More
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Don Juan. Best of the fragrant dark red climbing roses. Large buds and shapely blossoms. Glossy dark green leaves. Blooms on new and old wood. Warm night temperatures give the best color. Proven performer.
Rosa 'Don Juan' is a vigorous, large flowered climbing rose. Pruning during the first two years in the garden can hamper the progress of the plant. Allow the canes to develop for this time period.
