Properly Attach a Climbing Rose To A Trellis: 3 IMPORTANT STEPS! // Don Juan Climbing Rose

[@kendralynn2490]

Thank you! Simple, straight forward AWESOME vid!!

[@favoritehobbygardenerOKLAHOMA]

Thank you Kendra. You made my day!

[@Melanietucker]

I had never heard of zig zagging. Thank you

[@favoritehobbygardenerOKLAHOMA]

You're welcome Melanietucker. I hope that helped your roses bloom well this summer.

[@cowj_uice]

thank you so much!! i wanted to start my own garden but decided to start off small by taking care of my dads neglected don juan climbing rose! this helps so much :)

[@favoritehobbygardenerOKLAHOMA]

Lunadeluna05, I'm so glad this helped. I'd love to see your Don Juan. You can post pics to our facebook group, Favorite Hobby Gardeners

[@kamleshthakur1747]

👌🌹 nice plant

[@favoritehobbygardenerOKLAHOMA]

Thank you qt 😊 I’m glad you’re following along

[@kamleshthakur1747]

@@favoritehobbygardenerOKLAHOMA wlcm

[@cowj_uice]

May I ask will an arch affect my roses growth?

[@favoritehobbygardenerOKLAHOMA]

No cowj, I think an arch would work just as well. Keeping your main canes horizontal is the most important thing & id think you can zig zag your canes up & over jus like you can a trellis. 😊

[@julianepreu9547]

Good advice! But please, don’t plant a Clematis for blooms while the Rose settles. It takes 3 years to fully bloom as well… You may combine them, though, but use a root protection for both plants (you can use several layers of cardboard so it rots away slowly) and choose a Clematis that gets cut every year (pruning group 3), otherwise you get problems trimming the Rose because Clematis vines break easily and you‘d ruin the plant when you try to keep the Rose healthy…🤪