This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Fayetteville, Arkansas
El Macero, California
Rio Vista, California
Sacramento, California
San Jose, California
Arvada, Colorado
Sandpoint, Idaho
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Lansdale, Pennsylvania
Houston, Texas
Kirkland, Washington
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Despite some blackspot issues, Marilyn is a great rose. She blooms more than any other Hybrid Tea I grow and they're always perfectly fo...Read More
Not a fast grower for us, but survived our zone 4/5 garden on the south side of the house, right next to the house so it's hardier than l...Read More
This is my FAVORITE rose of all time. She is gorgeous throughout all bloom stages, strong and healthy and smells like a rose should smel...Read More
A stunning, voluptuous rose on a large plant that blooms freely. She has big, long-lasting, flesh-colored flowers with spiral form. Her...Read More
It's a nice enough rose, but in my experience it seems rather prone to blackspot.