Menagerie Farm & Flower Heritage Rose

It is nearly thornless, meaning you will find very few, if any, prickles on the stems. This makes it significantly easier to prune, deadhead, and handle compared to traditional rose varieties.

The fragrance is quite powerful and distinct. You can expect a sweet, complex scent characterized by clear notes of honey and myrrh that will carry well in a garden setting.

Yes, this Heritage Rose is specifically noted for its heat tolerance. It is well-suited for warmer climates where other roses might struggle, provided it receives adequate water.

While it arrives in a 5-gallon container, this shrub rose is designed for garden use. You can certainly keep it in a large container for a season, but it will perform best and reach its full potential when planted directly in the ground as a focal point or part of a border.

Maintenance is relatively straightforward due to the nearly thornless stems. Like most shrub roses, it will benefit from regular deadheading to encourage repeat blooms and a balanced feeding schedule during the growing season.