Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
Louise Odier
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Louise Odier
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  • If you’ve heard of Bourbons or talk of Old Garden Roses, then you have most certainly have heard of Louise Odier. One of the most beautiful and popular of the great Bourbon class, this fully double, 3-4”, camellia style blossoms boast 60+ petals each dripping in a rich rose pink. Louise Odier is blessed with an exquisitely rich perfume making her excellent for arrangements, bouquets, and boutonniere. She is a vigorous, bushy, continual blooming plant resulting in loads of flowers all at once. We love her in vintage-themed gardens, wild and free gardens, organic gardens, cutting gardens, cottage gardens — any garden really!

    • Type: Bourbons

    • Color: Rich rose pink

    • Fragrance: Moderately Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zone: 5 - 10

    • Size: 5' x 4'

    • Rebloom: Continual Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Very Full

    • Year: 1851

    • SKU: BO609 GALLON

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Deborah V.N.
Hardiness Zone: 5
Louise Odier

So far, so good. I have had so many challenges I am gun-shy but leaves are looking good. I planted in early July (yes, late....hoping for the best.)

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Ashley
Hardiness Zone: 7
Lovely and Healthy!

I planted two of these the first week in March. It’s now mid-April and they are already blooming. They smell soooo good. Like a classic rose.

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Kaytlynn G.
Louise my Champion

Hands down to Louise! I think she could be classified to a zone 4 rose. I’m in 5b and we had a very harsh and extremely long winter. Louise was my first girl to show signs of life about a week and a half ago. She grew the largest out of my 7 heirloom roses I ordered last year and bloomed repeatedly for her first year. Every cane is almost completely green again, I’m beyond thrilled. The blooms are beautiful and I can’t wait to see how well she does this summer.

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Anne H.
Blooms like a champ

I am new to roses, but have been reading and using this site to learn. I planted in the Spring, and it quickly bloomed. The color is lovely, and it really does look like it came out of some ancient garden.

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