New Dawn Rose

New Dawn Climbing rose

The picture above of the New Dawn rose climber is great example of how to train climbing roses and growing climbing roses in your garden.
I particularly love climbing roses wrapped around porches and trained to grow over doors and windows in the front of the house.
It adds massive curb appeal and loads of charm to your house and the whole neighborhood.

The 'New Dawn', a large-flowered climber, was introduced in 1930 and became one of the World's most
popular and beloved climbing roses.
It's a very vigorous rose, that needs a good strong support, that will have enough space to accommodate,
the long arching, pliable canes of 25 feet or more.
Caring for New Dawn is a breeze as it is a very low
maintenance plant. And pruning Climbing New Dawn is just a matter
of trimming the canes to keep them in bounds.
This climbing rose, completely covers a very large arbor in my garden, and perfumes my whole patio.
It is quite lovely and my most favorite rose in the garden. The flowers, a soft creamy pink with a sweet
fruity fragrance, appear in clusters or singly.
The foilage is attractive, medium green and glossy, and very disease resistant. I have never sprayed this
rose and it's very healthy.
It flowers in glorious profusion in early summer and then reblooms with less of a show through the rest
of the season. This rose deserves to be on the top 10 climbing roses list. Zones 5-10, height 20-30 feet.
If you would like to purchase this fragrant climber, just click on the product link below
 | New Dawn - $ 12.95 The New Dawn rose is a strong grower and is unusually hardy and disease resistant. 'New Dawn' has long been a favorite climber. New Dawn roses have double pink, fragrant flowers that fade to soft pink are carried over a long season. It has healthy, dark green disease resistant foliage and is a rose with few faults and a long flowering season, even carrying a few blooms in the winter. It blooms spring and repeats in the summer. The New Dawn was a World Fereration of Rose Society Hall of Fame inductee in 1997.
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