Hope For Humanity
Hope For Humantiy
Hope For Humanity
Hope For Humanity
Hope For Humanity

Hope For Humanity

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  • Winter Hardy
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  • This extremely winter-hardy rose is good for zones 3-9, making it the perfect bright addition to gardens in colder climates. The ovoid and pointed blooms open into the most velvety, deeply saturated red flowers. Big sprays of double 2" blooms give loads of color that set beautifully against deep green leaves. A vigorous and fitting choice to honor the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Red Cross.
    • Type: Hardy

    • Specific Color: Velvety Deep Saturated Red

    • Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zones:

      • 3 (-40° to -30°)
      • 4 (-30° to -20°)
      • 5 (-20° to -10°)
      • 6 (-10° to 0°)
      • 7 (0° to 10°)
      • 8 (10° to 20°)
      • 9 (20° to 30°)

    • Approximate Size: 5'-7 x 3'-4'

    • Rebloom: Repeat Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Clustered | Double

    • Shade Tolerant: No

    • Year Introduced: 2006

    • SKU: HR350 GALLON

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D.K.
Just gorgeous!

My first year of growing roses in many years; just a really great experience and product.

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R.C.
First Blooms. Spectacular!

Planted this summer, almost killed it but nurtured it back from the brink. Healthier now and still much more growing to do but she has already delivered first blooms.

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Olga M.S.
Queen of the North

She was the beauty of the gardens here in central Canada z3, for a decade. She stood tall and proud against the cruel winter storms and laughed at the heavy winds that howled directly from the north pole. She was one tough and beautiful cookie!
Ironically, we lost her to a twister that found its way up from the southern U S few years back. Hoping to replace her with two on our new arbor, if we can.

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Robert S.
Also heat hardy

In the hottest, driest summer north texas has ever seen, the only one of my roses that is thriving and blooming is this one. It's probably got 48 roses on it right now. Also, it has a more cherry hue than last year. It was a deeper red last year. It does grow fast, and a couple of the stems got up to my roof line, about 8 plus feet. It made for a really long stemmed rose.

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