Antique Rose Emporium Sally Holmes Rose

This rose is highly versatile and can be trained as either a shrub or a climber. If you want it to climb, provide a sturdy trellis or support structure and guide the canes as they grow.

The Sally Holmes Rose can reach a mature height of up to 12 feet. Given its vigorous, spreading growth habit, ensure you plant it in a location with enough room to accommodate its size or be prepared to prune it regularly to maintain your desired shape.

Yes, it is considered a low-maintenance choice because it is naturally disease-resistant and produces blooms continuously from late spring through fall. While it still requires basic care like watering and occasional pruning, it is much more forgiving than many other rose varieties.

Absolutely. Its large, single flowers with open centers are highly attractive to bees and butterflies, making it an excellent addition to a pollinator-friendly garden.

While it is container-friendly, keep in mind that this rose can grow quite large. If you choose to keep it in a pot, ensure you use a large, heavy container to prevent it from tipping over as it matures.

Your rose will arrive in a 2-gallon container and will be pruned to approximately 12 to 18 inches in height. This pruning helps the plant focus its energy on establishing a strong root system once it is transplanted into your garden.