Winter Sunset
Winter Sunset
Winter Sunset

Winter Sunset

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Capture the glow of Winter Sunset in your garden. Her fully double 4” blooms with 30-40 petals of amber-orange, are a unique and delightful color with a light fruity fragrance. She is an upright, compact, continual blooming bush with rich green shiny foliage. The plants are winter hardy in the midwest without protection.

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Rose Type Hardy
SKU HR146 GALLON
Bloom Types Full
Breeder Code BUC
Characteristic(s) Pots
Color Orange
Specific Color Orange blend
Fragrance Lightly Fragrant
Hardiness Zone 4 (-30° to -20°), 5 (-20° to -10°), 6 (-10° to 0°), 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°), 10 (30° to 40°)
Rebloom Continual Blooming
Year 1997
Approximate Size 4' - 5' x 4'

Winter Sunset

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Nancy
FANTASTIC

Winter Sunset, is doing GREAT .... Did not take her long to bush out ..... her blooms were small, & beautiful I wasn't expecting so many blooms this year ..... she had several buds that opened even after a few very cold nights it just kept growing ........ Winter will be really kicking in here in zone 5 in just a few days ......I know she will be a show stopper next spring

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Debra G.
Very pretty

I planted this rose with the others I ordered. They were planted mid May. She is growing great like the rest. This one was the 3rd to bloom and continues to bloom. We're in zone 5 it's been a hot summer like most places and the roses have done great own root is the way to go. I am very pleased with the roses and plan to but more. Definitely recommend Heirloom Roses.

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josh u.
Highly recommended

I ordered this rose in Autumn, so it had time to settle into the ground through the winter. I grow in containers on a balcony in New York city, so probably different conditions than many people are used to, New York is USDA zone 7, but if you grow roses in containers, it's more like zone 5. Anyways, Griffith Buck roses have done amazingly well for me, and I recommend them for anyone else doing container gardening in zones 5-7.

This one's a beaut. Lovely flowers, beautiful peach/salmon color, heavenly scent

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Carolyn J.
My favorite

Of all, this is my favorite ..delicate color and fragrance..blooms unending in western Colorado

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Lisa A.
Beautiful blooms with a wonderful color

I’ve had this rose for several years. It is in full sun, in a specially prepared rose bed, but unfortunately never got enough water until this year, when I put in a sprinkler system. It bloomed even before but this year, there are more blooms and they are bigger. These buds are perfect in form, just as the photos here show and they open into a classic hybrid tea type of rose. But much hardier! They were the only rose in that bed to bloom reliably even before the sprinkler went in, so they are much hardier and perform under adverse conditions when many roses do not. In the Zone 5b weather, the bush has done just fine! The blossom color and shape are the high points for me about this rose especially because so many of my roses tend to be pink, red, rose, or white!