I planted this rose next to a Dublin Bay rose, both from Heirloom Roses. I have about an acre of backyard surrounded by chain link fencing to keep my two German Shepherds. I would rather see roses than fencing, and in the short time I’ve had these roses, they have tripled their size! They get indirect morning sun until around 10am and full sun the rest of the day. Because of abnormally high temperatures and extremely heavy rain falls this year, I was concerned about the baby roses developing rot or some other blight, but they are extremely healthy and thriving!

We are in Zone 6/7 Ocean County NJ
I needed to replace one of my Aloha climbing roses because cable workers trampled one during a neighbor's repair. I could only find it on Heirloom Roses.com. Thanks for being there, and my new Aloha is doing very well although not blooming this season. I followed your directions and not only is my new climber doing beautifully, but my existing one is looking so much healthier and has bloomed several times during the summer months.

I live in Zone 10 (is that the hottest one ?) After acclimating the roses for two weeks, they were ready to be planted in an area that's not too hot, and we don't get freezing weather, and it gets it's six hours of sunshine (possibly a little more.) The Aloha has put out so many leaves and has one small bud ready to spring into life. I am very impressed with the hardiness of Aloha. It has the promise of beautiful roses to come, Cannot wait !

I'm very impressed with how quickly this climber is growing! And really love the beautiful pink blossoms. I volunteer in a public garden and had this rose ordered for the garden. So it's a double treat for me!

I purchased this rose in 2007 and has grown well. We live in Boulder, CO and the plant thrives. The blooms do not have as much fragrance as we would like, but have planted other Tea varieties to make up for it. Grows fast and strong.