A Texas gardener asked about pruning Don Juan climbing rose, wanting to avoid harming growth.
Growers rate Don Juan with Blaze and Climbing America as best climbers for Texas. You picked a winner!
Fall/winter pruning stimulates growth → freeze damage. Even in mild Texas, January freezes kill tender new growth.
Climbers bloom on laterals from horizontal canes. Vertical = tips only. Your fence/trellis is perfect for fan-training!
Enjoy the winter "architecture" of your Don Juan. Spring will bring the flower show!
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