This rose lived an a container for the first year, as that is what it is advertised to be good for. However, I saw absolutely no blooms or even much growth. Barely stayed alive through the winter. I almost gave up on this rose altogether. But decided to put it in the landscape as a last ditch effort and it has done exponentially better in it's second year. Over a foot of growth and multiple blooms. Blooms don't have much fragrance unless you are right up on them, but really beautiful shape and color. Really glad I didn't give up on her, but I personally would not say she does well in containers based on my experience.

Only a month old in zone 5 and I’ve already had 6-7 blooms. It’s very healthy and happy in its new location sending out new growth. Love the bloom shape and the color even more.
Color changes rapidly from newly opened to the point of petals falling.

This rose is absolutely stunning, has bloomed prolifically for me and shown great disease-resistance, but I'm disappointed in the fragrance. It's listed as "strong," but I would say "slight." Again, still worth it for the bloom, just wouldn't purchase if your goal is "fragrance."

I bought this rose expecting it to be very Fragrant, being named Bliss Parfuma. But it was only mildly Fragrant. In the first season I wasn't impressed with it. But after a year in the ground-- a night-and-day difference!! This past spring the bush shot up and produced a huge flush of scented apricot-pink cupped blooms up to 6 inches wide. The shrub is healthy , vigorous, and disease-resistant, and always has roses in bloom. It's 3 feet high and wide but approaching 4 feet now. I have 3 bushes planted together and it is a stunning sight. It has big foliage and flowers for a floribunda, too. I highly recommend Bliss.
Glen rosarian, zone 7a, NE Oklahoma.

Have this rose couple years. Beautiful flowers, big and full of color. Blooming constantly, long lasting, and good disease resistant