21 June 2009, Longmont Colorado USA, my garden (zone 5b). This rose, planted five years ago, has been durable in winter temperatures that average between 0F and 20F, and occasionally touch -20F or a little below. In addition, it has survived summer droughts that have brought water restrictions and summer temperatures where the daily high regularly tops 90F. In the very alkaline soil of our garden, the color tends more toward a light apricot than toward the deeper shades in other photos of this rose. It is not especially prolific in blooms, but it is one of the hardiest roses I have tried to grow here.
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21 June 2009, Longmont Colorado USA, my garden (zone 5b). This rose, planted five years ago, has been durable in winter temperatures that average between 0F and 20F, and occasionally touch -20F or a little below. In addition, it has survived summer droughts that have brought water restrictions and summer temperatures where the daily high regularly tops 90F. In the very alkaline soil of our garden, the color tends more toward a light apricot than toward the deeper shades in other photos of this rose. It is not especially prolific in blooms, but it is one of the hardiest roses I have tried to grow here.