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Climbing Hybrid Tea, (Malandrone, Italy, 1958).
Large (5″), fragrant, and velvety red blooms accent Don Juan’s vigorous canes with glossy dark green foliage. A classic climber that quickly reaches 8 to 10 feet tall, use Don Juan to adorn fences, walls, arbors and trellises. Disease resistant.
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| Weight | 1.5 oz |
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| SHIPPING | Available to ship starting: First Available Date Plants are shipped growing in quart sized pots unless otherwise noted. Plants shipped in the early spring and late fall may be dormant. |
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| CHARACTERISTICS | Hardiness Zone: 5 |
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Don Juan, Climbing Hybrid Tea, (Malandrone, Italy, 1958).
Large (5″), fragrant, and velvety red blooms accent Don Juan’s vigorous canes with glossy dark green foliage. A classic climber that quickly reaches 8 to 10 feet tall, use Don Juan to adorn fences, walls, arbors and trellises. Disease resistant.
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Morgan Burg (verified owner) –
I have mixed feelings about this rose. I bought and planted him in 2019. All spring he suffered greatly (though our cool and wet spring weather was hard on all my roses) and I nearly had to give him the shovel because I was sick of dealing with the constant blackspot and blight. Since the weather has warmed up though and with some treatments, he has transformed into a healthy, beautiful showstopper with fragrant and striking blooms and beautiful foliage. I am glad I stuck it out. Buy with caution and be ready, because he can be a drama queen in hot and humid zones.
Liz deForest (verified owner) –
Don Juan is in his second year and doing very well. His cut flowers last longer than any of my other roses. The color is a deep blood red. He is still a little guy, but in my rocky clay Utah soil buying smaller roses and allowing their roots to find their way has been much better than bigger plants. I also wash the roots before planting which has been much better. All my roses are still small in their second year, those 3 to 4 years old shoot up and become quite stunning. Don Juan has exceeded my expectations. As I live at altitude in the dry west I have had none of the problems the other reviewer had.