I didn’t expect my roses growing that much and constantly blooming! I purchased 3 different roses for container and they all survived our heat, wind, repeat)) zone 7b

This rose was, for ke, unexpectedly compact. It grew to only about a foot high in the first full season that I owned it. This is great for potted plants, over the course of the following season I’ve been able to train it to be quite a bit larger.
The flushes are very impressive and in zone 7 have repeated from May through October. Extremely hardy, kept its leaves all winter and is very black spot resistant, even if not thinned out correctly. It has shown itself to be moderately resistant against botrytis as well. Fragrance is excellent. Stems are short especially on secondary blossoms.

I received this plant on 04/26/23 and already have a bloom!

Got mine a few weeks ago and it has already sprouted a handful of buds. I can’t wait for the bloom! The other rose I got, Crazy Love, is only leaves, so I’m super happy with how quickly Cream Veranda produced flowers!

I received a healthy, leafed out Cream Veranda 8/31, during a week of 100-102 degree heat. I kept her inside during the heat of the day in a south-facing room for several days. When the heat came down to a balmy 95 outside she went. She put on new growth a week after arriving. The next week she started setting buds, 12 in all. Now she's finally in the ground and covered with lovely peach/apricot centered blooms that pale to cream at the edges. Flowers so far are about 2-3/4" across (appropriate for this variety), small but charming. I didn't rate her 5 stars only because there's no detectable fragrance and her hardiness in our high desert winters remains to be proven. That said I've never had a rose so eager to grow and bloom (despite the heat). Can't wait to see how she settles in next spring. Zone 7A