Wrote a review last year. This is a follow up. This rose does not stop blooming, even during 100 degree days. Have it in a large pot along walkway to back door. So nice to get at whiff of rose as one walks up to door. A great rose.

Received my new rose in mid-June in Central Texas during a horrible drought. There was a pretty long wait for the plant. Poor thing had about 4 leaves and a tiny bloom when received! This rose was planted in a big plastic double lined pot. Put it in some good soil with lots of manure and fertilized with some fish as recommended. We are going through some record breaking temps...over 100 for weeks at a time. Of course, I cut off the bloom...the plant should be putting it's energy to establishing roots and leaves/stems. After 3 weeks in 100+ temps., this little guys is flourishing...every little branch has several leaves! Cannot wait till next year when some blooms come!

In Denver with cold weather, high altitude and wind, this rose survives and blooms. They were slow to establish and have remained small about 2'. I planted 2 in 2007 to fill in a Julia Child bed. These roses are still with me.

I planted this rose along with 10 others in a newly established rose garden in spring 2021. Morning has Broken was the poorest performer of the bunch. It put on ZERO new growth the entire season and is ending the year exactly the same size as it arrived in the gallon pot.

It did bloom a number of times, but usually there were only 1 or 2 blooms at a time due to its small size and lack of growth. The blooms smell fantastic and are very pretty when they open, but they are very short lived. These blooms fade color completely to white and lose their fragrance within 2-3 days of opening. By 5 days the drop all of their now white petals.

Given that it is small, only blooms a few at a time, and they are very short lived it really doesn't have the impact in my garden that I wanted.

I will give it another year to see if it does better next year. If next year is more of the same then I will rip it out and replace it with a different variety.

Grown in full sun in zone 6A.

Got this last year for our anniversary in June because the minister recited the words to the associated song at our wedding. Now one year later it’s almost our anniversary (47) again, the rose has produced two large buds that should be open on the day. The plant is healthy and has dark shiny leaves that will provide a stunning background. Yellow roses are my favorite.