As a defense mechanism, plants may lose their leaves due to stress. If cared for properly, they will recuperate. We are here to offer advice for plants that experience stress Due to plants being living organisms, we must be contacted within 24 hours of receiving. If plant is dead upon arrival, plant cost will be refunded. No refunds for stressed plants. If you are not satisified with your purchase, you may return, buyer pays return shipping. No refunds after 3 days Under no circumstances, we will not cover shipping costs

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We are a licensed Nursery.  You will receive a Nursery Grower's Certificate

Due to state regulations, NO SHIPPING to AZ, HI, AK, or Puerto Rico. Sorry, your order will be cancelled

If interested in a quantity that is not listed, please ask for availability

It is recommended to purchase a 72 hour heat pack if you are experiencing cold weather. We offer these in our store. Please determine if you need a heat pack. If no heat pack is purchased and WE are experiencing cold weather, your plant will be marked as shipped and will be shipped once cold has passed

Your plant has been grown on their own root, which makes them naturally hardier than grafted plants and helps promote better blooms

Full sun/part sun

Mature height 7-10'

Double pink blooms

Flowering period Summer to Fall

Sweet fragrance

Re-bloomer

Winter hardy

Zones 4-10

You will receive one 3-4" starter plant

May or may not be trimmed

If you do experience leaf loss, don't worry! This means the plant is stressed and dropping their leaves is a defense mechanism

Shipped in 4" pot

FALL/WINTER:

Provide at least 6 hours of light

Check water needs every 3 to 5 days, taking care not to overwater

SPRING/SUMMER:

Never plant a dry plant

Plant in well-drained soil

Loosen root ball, if needed

Plant level with soil. Do not plant too deep

Keep soil away from the crown of the root ball

To maintain a healthy plant, water early morning so foliage and buds can dry before evening

Provide good air flow

Fertilizing:

Spring/Summer

During the first growing season feed with a liquid only/low nitrogen fertilizer, such as fish emulsion

Apply to a well-watered plant every 4 to 6 weeks

Late Fall, apply little to no nitrogen fertilizer such as bone meal. This will help next year’s growth

If planted in the Fall, wait to fertilize next Spring

Compost/mulch can steal nitrogen from your plant. To counteract, you may need to increase the nitrogen level

Stop fertilizing 6 to 8 weeks before the first typical frost date

Your local soil conditions have a lot to do with the nutrients. Adjustments to the PH level will ensure best fertilizer uptake

Correct soil PH levels are between 6.0 – 6.5 for roses. A soil test can determine this for you

For growing your plant and plant care, we suggest researching on an .edu website pertaining to your zone. For example...www.clemson.edu

Unless otherwise stated in the description, pictures are reference pictures only

For some plants, colder months and shorter day light hours can cause green foliage to turn red, purple, orange, pink or yellow. It is possible to see remnants of this on your plant

*We reserve the right to remove, if any, declining parts of the plant before shipping*