I planted these in fall of 2022 and this image is from Spring 2025. They are absolutely gorgeous.

I planted this in front of my house, as I have a traditional yellow stucco house from the 1920s. I thought peach, yellow, pink, it will blend etc. I wish I had planted it in the back by the patio with my Carding Mill and other apricot flowers because it literally glows. I have never seen a flower like this and photos cannot really capture its almost fluorescent color. In my case we have a 500 ft setback from a city street, on a hill, and you can literally see it from the sidewalk on the OTHER side of the street. Good for lining the backyard if you have a large property because you can see these from space. I will say that she took a solid 10 weeks from planting to take root and bloom. And that is with every amendment possible and constant fish fertilization. At least $100 hole all said and done. The plant from heirloom was just twigs! I had an entire landscape plan that is more or less set back by 18 months.

It was orange during the first year and became pink on the second year

An Amazing Variety!!! Blooms all season (zone 6) and in the sunset is - beautifully spectacular. This is THE perfect coral rose.