Scarlet Velvet
Scarlet Velvet
Scarlet Velvet
Scarlet Velvet
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Scarlet Velvet™

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  • A lovely English-style shrub rose from Heirloom's own breeding program, Scarlet Velvet™ is a truly beautiful old fashioned, velvety red rose with 70+ on a compact bush. This continual blooming plant is ideal for today's smaller yard, patios or balconies if provided full sunlight. Scarlet Velvet™ blooms singularly and in clusters making her the perfect rose for long-lasting bouquets.

    • Type: Shrub

    • Color: Red

    • Fragrance: Lightly Fragrant

    • Hardiness Zone: 5 - 10

    • Size: 3' x 3'

    • Rebloom: Continual Blooming

    • Bloom Type: Double

    • Year: 2006

    • Breeder Code: CLEzap

    • SKU: SH654 GALLON

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Pamela H.
Very pretty

This rose has bloomed a lot and grown a lot since I planted it. Thank you

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Alson G.
Meh

The color and shape of this rose is nice but the canes are scrawny and the bloom is small. Plus, mine has no scent yet & this is the 3rd year it’s growing. Probably will replace when I find a better rose with a scent. I live in a zone 5B and don’t winterize. This rose does survive my winter quite well with very little die-back if any.