I planted 5 carefree wonder rosé plants last year at the end of summer and this year they are absolutely gorgeous! I have never seen so many blooms on a rose brush. So easy to grow and I live in Los Angeles where it gets really hot but doesn’t seem to bother them.

I live in zone 5b and planted 6 of these about two years ago. One did not survive the winter, but I replaced it last fall with a new one. These roses are beautiful. They are loaded with blooms in spring and continue to bloom from late May to October each year, even when they were very small. I do have some die off on the ends each winter, but after a good early spring pruning they fill in and look amazing again. I am very happy with these, as I tend to have difficulty keeping roses alive over these past few years due to drought, but the Carefree Wonder Roses came through without difficulty.

Came quickly. Appeared dormant. Brought it inside and now under led grow lights at abt 2500 foot candles at 66-76 degrees and 55% humidity. Growing like a monster in only two weeks. You have got to see it. Healthy and no disease. Will plant outside in the spring.

This past summer saw horrible flooding in Vermont, our fields were completely saturated. Early summer I planted this rose along a fence line and almost under a tree. After a couple of weeks settling in, there were always 2,3,4 blooms! It's sturdy, healthy and I have great hope my Heirloom roses will survive our windswept 4b weather.