She is a beauty ! I'm very satisfied she is growing so well! I have 2 one is slow but I get lots of compliments on them
I've bought several! I love my roses my furst Tiff is doing great my second is lacking for some reason but over all I'm very satisfied with her
Its off to a great start, soil is warm and I'm sure the roots are happy, before the cold season
These two gorgeous honeymoon arborrose plants from Heirloom were blooming and growing nearly all summer and well into fall, it’s now early October and they’re still looking amazing. Hard to believe these pics are from just one summer of growth. Just hoping they survive the winter! (We live in lower/warmer area of Bozeman, Montana, ~5A - very borderline temperature-wise.) If they don’t survive, we certainly wouldn’t blame Heirloom for that. They’re clearly pretty well-established already, so we would know it was just the weather.
I purchased two Eden Climbers in early September to grow up the arbor over our bench swing. The roses came carefully packed with no leaves. They were planted on 9/5/26 to celebrate our anniversary. I followed the planting directions provided and used Stone’s Rose Fertilizer. I deep water them three times a week and they are growing like weeds. We live in zone 9b and it’s back in the 90’s after it had cooled down to the 80’s. Typical weather in CA during the fall. We look forward to beautiful blooms!
The crown princess and the blaze roses are doing great. Earlier I ordered 3 joseph coats. One of them is growing great, but the other two are not sprouting. Do you think they will come up in the spring?
the oil glands along the stems and pedicles smell of classic old rose shared across several cultivars, but the flowers smell nothing like that - the scent left over in a scotch whiskey glass is very near to the scent of this rose ; very strange and unique, but pleasant and slightly fruity. this was taken 8 weeks after delivery.
These things are amazing. The color is incredible especially next to blue/purples. The pink deepens in fall/cool nights. The first year these things performed! These pics are first year plantings (Different years). Extremely happy/Satisfied and can't wait until next year and years 3 and 5!
There are both summer and fall pictures here.
Rose looked a little weak when it arrived but I'm amazed at how it's grown and progressed once I got it in the ground! Packaging was perfect, intact and high quality. Really happy with my investment!!
I planted the scent joys baby rose you sent and followed all your instructions.It came delivered leafless,but within a couple days started to make baby leaves.I did decide to hold off on the fish fertilizer and any other type of fertilizer till next spring.It’s very healthy and I think it’s going to go to bed and sleep for the winter very soon.
This rose bush has thrived in tough, hot drought conditions, despite being just planted this past April. It’s a beauty and has been so easy!!! (I cut my rose teeth on David Austin tea roses in humid, southern heat.) I am a huge Sunbelt fan now!
Simply beautiful two tone colors, I love this rose's performance in my garden of hybrid roses, this one rose blends in with my other colored roses and is very stunning with colors of cream, orange, red, salmon, and yellow flecks and stripes. This rose has long sturdy stems and holds up to winds and hot summers. I would recommend this Rose to everyone that enjoys these colors and type of Rose. I am also very happy I chose Michelangelo Rose and from Heirloom Roses
This is my second review of this beautiful prolific bloomer, I am very pleased with my choice of rose variety, my rose is growing upright and has strong sturdy stems and double even triple roses on some stems that are gorgeous that delight everyone who sees this rose, the only real disappointment I have with this rose is that in strong winds the petals can get obliterated, but I believe some other rose can suffer the same way, but no problem I just deadhead those roses and this rose rewards me with more roses. I would continue to recommend this rose always
Northern NV rose enthusiast here. I’ve enjoyed Ms. Brontë but admittedly she flies under the radar. She has easily been the slowest grower out of the pack of my baby 1-quart DAs, but once she comes out of her shell, she is a looker. Her fragrance is darkly complex and delicious; the stuff undergirding $200 Parisian perfumes, with solid strength/carry. As she matures her scent will thicken even more. If you grab one, it will require your patience! But feed her Fish Emulsion once a month, and give her plenty of sunlight, but back off scorching July/August sun from 2pm onward with some artificial shade, and it will keep from stunting her. Otherwise, this one is a fragrant, if somewhat shy and understated joy.
From April/May to early October she has more than quadrupled in size from a gallon and is just now popping glowing blooms and 2 dominant canes (my photos attest to her progression). By year 2 she will be a force to contend with. I don’t think you can go wrong with her :)
This rose began leafing out almost immediately after planting this September. She is a sturdy, thorny, graceful little miss. Can't wait to see her beautiful blooms in the spring.
These arrived really sharp! The needle-nose lets me prune wherever I need to, even in a tangle of canes. Love the slip-on slip-off guard which keeps pets and kids safe. Has replaced all my other pruners. Would definitely buy again.
We use this all summer and my roses have grown and are thriving. We have so many rose buds still on roses. At the beginning of summer two roses looking like theybwoukdnt make it. With this fertilizer both are thriving and one is 3 feet high. I live in New Hampshire so not a long growing season
Planted under overhang on lanai since we recently have had heavy rain here in SW Florida. A few leaves are showing. I was advised that it could take up to 6 weeks for the plant to get established. Planted in a planter.
I needed some dark pink to contrast with my light pink and light apricot roses. This one is a stunner. Seems to handle neglect - not on purpose, just this Texas sun and heat. The last pic is from late June. 2026. I think the first two are earlier.
Put up a new arbor and needed one more Tess of the d'Urbervilles to complete the pair. Healthy plant and its doing well. However, as a pretty young plant, hope it survives its first 6b winter months.
I ordered two colette roses, within a few days of them arriving one started to die. The folks at Heirloom promptly sent me a replacement. I am excited to see what they do next summer.