Heirloom Climbing Roses, Live Own Root Plant for Outdoor Garden, Arborose® Florentina, Moderately Fragrant, Hardiness Zones 5-10, Continual Blooming

Simply gorgeous. I bought one a couple of years ago and it grew very beautifully. Video is showing the one I bought a couplof years ago. So I just purchased another one to put it on the other side of my wall. My neighbor just told me that it looks like the roses from snow white movie :)

So glad heirloom sell the rose on amazon. Much easy to buy and delivery is free. Packing and delivery is the Herloon standard, the plants are healthy as always.

Packaging was superb, shipped via Fedex and they arrived 3 days early. Followed the instructions and gave the two roses a healthy drink on arrival day and had them in the ground within the next two days. The use of VERY HIGH QUALITY cardboard shipping box made sure the fragile plants were not damaged. The roses are in the ground, time will tell if they are as described. I've a good feeling given the investment in quality shipping ... will update in a few months once we see some growth.

I purchased several roses from Heirloom Roses, and after just one year, most are barely hanging on. Unfortunately, the plants aren't the only thing that failed to thrive—the customer service appears to be just as lifeless. Repeated attempts to get assistance were met with little to no meaningful response. For a company that markets itself as a premium rose supplier, the lack of support after the sale is disappointing. You're likely to get healthier plants, better advice, and actual customer service from a local garden center. Save yourself the frustration, time, and money.

The red Florentina I bought arrived alive and well. I planted it and it is growing. I may give an update in a couple months. I decided to buy a Don Juan and a New Dawn to give them a try, I live in central Kentucky. Edit: Now in 2nd year - May 2024 the Florentina is halfway up my trellis and producing beautiful blooms that look just like the pictures, I consider it an aggressive climber as it is outperforming the Don Juan and the New Dawn both in height and bloom count even though the Florentina doesn't get as much sunlight. All my roses get about 4 hours of afternoon to evening sun from about 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM in spring and a little more in summer as they are on the north western side of my privacy fence. Edit: May 2026 Now in year four, this Florentina Rose is kicking butt! Full of blooms and overgrown the trellis and is now on the lattice of my privacy fence! Also the Black spot that infects my Dr Huey does not hurt my Red Florentina! It is definitely disease resistant! It has huge champion grade blossoms! Praise The LORD!!!!!!!

Gorgeous flowers. Ruffles inside r breathtaking.

Watching my plant growing so beautifully. One delightful red rose so far.. i do think I planted at the wrong spot because of the extensive growth so far..

👍well packed and good instruction provided.