Logee's Rose At Last

No, this variety is bred to bloom continuously throughout the summer without the need for deadheading. You can leave the spent flowers on the plant, and it will continue to produce new buds on its own.

The apricot-peach color is sensitive to temperature fluctuations. You may notice the blooms shifting toward a yellowish-orange in extreme heat or a pinkish-orange when the weather is cooler.

Yes, this variety is specifically bred for disease resistance. Its deep green foliage is highly effective at resisting common rose issues like black spot and powdery mildew, making it a lower-maintenance option than many traditional roses.

Absolutely. With a mature height of only 2.5 to 3 feet, this rose is compact enough to thrive in a container, provided you use a pot with good drainage and place it in a spot that receives full sun.

Yes, it features a classic, noticeable rose fragrance. This is a key highlight of the variety, as many modern, disease-resistant roses often lack a strong scent.

This rose is hardy in USDA zones 5 through 9. If you live in the colder end of that range, you may want to provide some winter protection for the plant to ensure it returns vigorously in the spring.