Adding a New Rose to the Collection | Don Juan Climbing Rose 

Can't wait to see how Don Juan does in your garden! My dad's name was Juan and he passed away almost three years ago. A few months after he passed, I learned of the existance of this rose. Can't wait to bring one home and plant it in honor of my dad. He wasn't a gardener at all but it would be for me to always remember him. I'm between Austin and San Antonio, so our weather it not too different.

If you could make it NE to Tyler sometime, you should visit the Municipal Rose Garden. They have all sorts of roses growing. There's also an idea garden you and Angie would enjoy. We're hot and humid, too. This summer was awful, but my roses are now blooming away again. That Don Juan is beautiful.

Excited to watch that Don Juan grow beautifully as your past ones in Virginia.

Please keep making your videos. I look forward to both of you because you do such beautiful things when developing your gardens, and of course your personalities are so engaging. Make my day brighter.

I purchase a bareroot Don Juan from Sam’s club about 12 yrs ago. It’s a great choice!

What a beauty! My favorite Rose 🌹 is a red rose and that one with its velvety petals simply stunning!

Aww...You old softie! Angie will love it.

Hi . I have the same rose it is amazing and the flowers so pretty . It will be so beautiful in your garden . Have anice day .

You will like Don Juan! It’s very healthy and does great for me near Houston

Such a beautiful rose variety!! I know you’re gonna enjoy having that one in your garden!!

Love DJ!! It does extremely well in heat and humidity, very popular here in Florida. I need to add this one to my garden as well. 🍃❤️🍃

Don Juan is a gorgeous climbing rose from Jackson and Perkins. Mine bloom profusely.

A lovely rose

Love mine

Leonardo de Vinci said - Detail makes Perfection. And you 'get that' in spades. Watch the UK show 'Love Your Garden' when Alan Titchmarsh, who was apprenticed to Kew Gardens, each episode takes a blank canvas, sits and imagines, drawing a plan and, sometimes copying what others do brilliantly. No doubt you're receiving many, many suggestions and here are a few more: The first impression of your home - it looks hot. Could you remove the bright white stones and pavers and replace them with nourishing soil, adding a premium charcoal (so good for your area - try it just one garden and gauge the results) and healthy greenery to complement the pittosporum ? The back is calling out for a substantial pergola. I'm thinking Tuscany, Italy where it's baking hot and yet they move from one cool spot to another in their gardens all with the clever use of structure. Watch 'italianproperty I think I'm going to cry" (He's a salesman) But we are looking at this lovely home's pergola. From @ 23.45. It just looks cool even though he's wearing shorts. The considerable brick column and wooden beams - notice one is squared off but the other is more rounded - reclaimed wood? What it says to your children - we are substantial. Watch XO Macenna. She, yes she, bought an old cottage near your neck of the woods and renovated it Her dad is a builder, I only saw him once but she gets his advice. Ask the right people the right questions., and she listens to instructions so YOU can do all this. 'Exterior Makeover Part 2'. She's a character but she inspires me. xx

N Texas is getting torrential rain too!

Mine is about 30 feet long

Is it fragrant?