This rose blooms non stop in my garden and absolutely love the color! Highly recommend! To note, the rose does best with protection from late afternoon sun in zone 7a.

The color looks like a master artist was in your garden, painting a sunrise! It varies from a peachy yellow to a blushing apricot pink.And the scent is absolutely divine. Very disease resistant & blooms all summer. In love with the Lady!

I planted this rose about 4 years ago next to my front entrance and have been training it to climb over the portico roof. It has thrived and produces an abundance of fragrant flowers. It is planted in partial (afternoon) sun with shaded roots. I believe the success behind this (and every rose) is to dig very deep (3 feet in this case), especially if soil is very clay, add a good helping of peat moss. Feeding twice a year is essential.

I got this rose last year. It has been growing and blooming with very short brakes. I don't have any problems with it in my zone 9a with morning fogs every other day. And the flowers are huge. Absolutely love it.

She is bold! Nothing demure about her. She is unmistakable in our zone 5 garden, where she is already a voluptuous plant and bloomer after her introduction into the rose bed this summer.