I have three of these roses, two are in the ground, and this is the one in the pot I grew for 3 years, finally gifting it to a friend. It was a stellar performer in the pot, one of my most productive roses. Re: the in-ground ones, one is in very hot afternoon sun against a wall (blistering), and the other only has about 4-5 hours of morning sun. Both do well. The less-sun one has fewer blooms, but still blooms admirably. The habit is more sprawling and lax. The intense sun one is more rounded and upright, and produces pretty much continuous bloom all season. Great rose! Albuquerque NM, Zone 7A, Hot and Dry, No Spray.
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I have three of these roses, two are in the ground, and this is the one in the pot I grew for 3 years, finally gifting it to a friend. It was a stellar performer in the pot, one of my most productive roses. Re: the in-ground ones, one is in very hot afternoon sun against a wall (blistering), and the other only has about 4-5 hours of morning sun. Both do well. The less-sun one has fewer blooms, but still blooms admirably. The habit is more sprawling and lax. The intense sun one is more rounded and upright, and produces pretty much continuous bloom all season. Great rose! Albuquerque NM, Zone 7A, Hot and Dry, No Spray.