Ma Cherie Roses Magic Times Rose Bush

While it is bred for repeat blooming from spring through fall, this variety thrives best in full sun. As long as it receives adequate sunlight and regular watering, it will continue to produce its cream-white and pink blooms throughout the growing season.

Roses grown on their own roots are not grafted onto a different rootstock. This generally results in a hardier plant that is more resistant to winter damage and capable of regrowing true-to-type even if the top of the plant dies back to the ground.

The two-quart pot size makes it easy to transplant, and it can certainly be grown in a large container. Just ensure your pot has excellent drainage and is large enough to accommodate a mature spread of three to four feet.

Since this variety reaches a mature spread of three to four feet, you should space them at least four feet apart. This ensures proper air circulation, which is key to preventing fungal issues and keeping the foliage healthy.

No, this variety offers a mild fragrance. It provides a subtle, pleasant scent that won't overwhelm a small garden space or patio area.

This rose performs best in loam soil, which provides a good balance of drainage and nutrient retention. If your native soil is heavy clay or very sandy, amending it with organic matter before planting will help the rose establish itself more effectively.