This plant is said to grow outdoors in the following regions:
Phoenix, Arizona
Grass Valley, California
San Diego, California
San Dimas, California
San Leandro, California
Denver, Colorado
Ocala, Florida
Palm City, Florida
Panama City, Florida
Chicago, Illinois
Downers Grove, Illinois
Noblesville, Indiana
Kalona, Iowa
Vidalia, Louisiana
Piedmont, Missouri
Elba, New York
Matthews, North Carolina
Sanford, North Carolina
Winston Salem, North Carolina
Diamond, Ohio
Clatskanie, Oregon
North Augusta, South Carolina
Ooltewah, Tennessee
Dallas, Texas
Victoria, Texas
Whitesboro, Texas
Willis, Texas
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Please tell me the buds are supposed to be yellow for this rose! I was so excited to add it to my purple/blue flower bed and I am worrie...Read More
heirloom is perhaps the perfect rose. gracing us with it's ever changing color cycle , in bloom, and aging. i first planted this ros...Read More
I have two in my garden; one originally bare root and the other potted. Both were planted during the same season and there is no differe...Read More
This rose is just wonderful in my garden! Buds are similar in color to Stephen's Big Purple, and they age to a very elegant mauve. They a...Read More
Editor's Note
Plant Patent number 3234 has expired
I am totaly in love with this rose. The color is wonderful muave to violet, the smell...amazing, reminds me of the smell of a big patch o...Read More
Bought one in 2004, and it survived its first Zone4b winter without protection. It had a bad time with black spot last year though (very ...Read More
Heirloom has made it through the past 3 winters here in zone 6 without any problems...no dieback at all this year. This is a fragrant pu...Read More