can i plant climbing roses in a pot New Dawn Climbing Rose | Shell Pink Climbing RoseAbout New Dawn Potted Climbing Rose Rosa 'New Dawn' A timeless classic introduced in 1930, New Dawn is widely considered one of the most romantic and reliable climbing roses. Its soft shell pink blooms appear in elegant, medium sized clusters with a delicate, fresh apple fragrance. One of the first repeat blooming climbers, it quickly covers arbors, fences, and walls with graceful canes and glossy green foliage. Vigorous, cold hardy, and shade

About New Dawn Potted Climbing Rose

Rosa 'New Dawn'

A timeless classic introduced in 1930, New Dawn is widely considered one of the most romantic and reliable climbing roses. Its soft shell-pink blooms appear in elegant, medium-sized clusters with a delicate, fresh apple fragrance. One of the first repeat-blooming climbers, it quickly covers arbors, fences, and walls with graceful canes and glossy green foliage. Vigorous, cold-hardy, and shade-tolerant, it remains a favorite for both cottage gardens and formal designs.

Interesting Note - New Dawn is the first plant ever patented in the United States. 

Rose Type: Climbing
Breeder: Found by Henry F. Bosenberg / Somerset Rose Nursery (USA, 1930)
Color: Soft Shell Pink
Vase Life: 3–5 days
Fragrance: Light, Fresh, Apple-like
Bloom Form: Semi-Double, Loosely Cupped
Petal Count: 25–35

Growth Type: Strong Climber
Flowering: Repeat
Light Requirements: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Hardiness Zones: 5–9

Root Stock: Own Root
Spacing: 6–8'
Height: 18-20'+
Width: 5–6'

Disease Resistance: Good – benefits from airflow in humid areas - will need regular maintenance in humid conditions
Regional Recommendations: Northeast, Midwest, Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, Mid-Atlantic, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Southeast

Awards: World Federation of Rose Societies Hall of Fame