All reviews for category Roses A to Z

This rose bush seems vigorous. I'm waiting for it to take root.

Received plant yesterday, in good condition, with plenty of golden leaves still. Looking forward to seeing its growth next year.

I planted them in January as bare-root plants. Small green shoots appeared immediately on the stems. I was fascinated to see that, it was my first time planting bare-root plants! 6 months later, they have formed small bushes with beautiful bright green foliage and their first flowers. They are still quite young, I am waiting for them to grow bigger to enjoy their fragrance! I am very happy with them, as well as with all the beautiful roses I planted this winter! A true joy, a promise of flowers!

Thanks to the individuals (for order preparation & quality control and shipping service), the rose bush I received appears healthy. Planted near other Rugosa varieties, I am now waiting for it to establish itself.

Careful packaging, plant in good condition, potted, already starting to regrow foliage.

Unfortunately, one of the two specimens received did not recover. The one that did recover is the right colour and has a very pleasant scent. I hope that the one that did not recover can be replaced.

Thanks to the staff (order preparation and shipping service), the potted rose I received appears to be healthy (unfortunately, it arrived without a variety label, around one of the branches). I have planted it near the following varieties: Rugosa Alba, Trier, Kew Gardens, Escimo, Rigo Diamant, Mme Hardy, Iceberg, and many others... Now I'm waiting for it to establish. This is the opinion of an amateur who has successfully planted over 550 different varieties of roses in his garden (including 100 old roses and 100 English roses, including Austin and others).

Challenge accepted. Vegetation is starting to grow. It seems that the climate of Périgord is favorable to it. Looking forward to the next fragrant bloom.

Healthy plant, well packaged. Another attempt with different nurseries. Seems difficult to grow bare-root for a rugosa. See you in spring 2019 for the recovery.

The plant did not flower.