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    'Cinderella' rose Reviews & Comments
    most recent 1 MAY 23  
    RoseCinderella (miniature, de Vink 1952)
    Initial post 1 MAY 23 by Lee H.
    Well, every year, somebody has to be the first to bloom. This year, out of 100+ cultivars, it was Cinderella. Welcome, spring!
    Reply #1 posted 1 MAY 23 by Robert Neil Rippetoe
    An old favorite of mine. I have several.
    most recent 24 JUN 21  
    RoseCinderella (miniature, de Vink 1952)
    Initial post 8 JAN 09 by Artemis
    I live in zone 5/6 in Missouri. How big does Cinderella get? Could it be used in the front border of a garden? Tucked in front of a fence? How much shade can it tolerate?
    Reply #1 posted 24 JUN 21 by myd
    Frederick Maryland 7a
    It's small. It definitely needs to be in the front of the garden, but be careful it doesn't get lost. I have it in a pot.
    However, I see the picture of it in a garden in California and it looks very big there. I guess it depends on your location.
    Update- This rose did not make it through its second winter. We had freezing with no precipitation.