How do I prune the Don Juan Climbing Rose?

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

After this rose reaches its second or third season, remove dead wood during spring. After that time period it's recommended you prune shortly after flowering. This rose requires low maintenance pruning compared to other roses. Easy to grow, they can reach 8' easily and can be trained to climb. These are some of the easiest roses to grow.

Answer by  Plantmasta (110)

There is no easy way to accomplish this without being either a trained or skill botanist. There are so many different varieties of this plant type there is no Generic-Way.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

Roses are pretty basic The best time to do it is in the spring once the green buds are on the trim just the brown make sur it's only brown.

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

During the first two years of its life the only pruning you need to do is to remove dead wood and dead flowers, doing this while the plant is dormant. Guiding the canes to grow horizontally produces more flowering and trimming shorter stems in spring produces more flowers.

Answer by  KiruthikhaK (67)

Pruning stimulates growth. Better done in spring or summer than in winter. Blooming canes,6 to 7-feet canes and main cane should be cut to the ground level, cut diseased parts.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

You do it in the spring and when you do clip off only the brown ends don't cut anything green.

Answer by  StarOne (941)

Do not be prune in the first two years. When it time to prune them do it in the spring cutting no more 10 percent each year.

Answer by  sarathirafegmailcom (7)

Climbers(climbing roses)have long stems and grow taller. plant pieces can be tied with twist ties. periodically We have to trim climbing roses when they get taller than six or seven feet tall.

Answer by  worker4321 (104)

You can use a tall stick,and put the rose on it. Make sure it'a a solid stick and your rose will grow nice