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

The rose plants arrived in June. They were well-packed and healthy, mostly stripped of leaves but green and strong. Within a month, the plants were well established and showed visible growth up the sides of the arbor. We didn't expect blossoms the first year but were pleasantly surprised to have numerous flowers during the summer. The roses were pure white at the outset, although by October they became slightly pink in the center. The plants are hardy and look like they will last through the winter. We'll report back in the spring.

Seller had the exact climbing rose variety that I wanted for a particular area of my yard. The rose arrived healthy, well rooted, and ready to go! I let her rest for a couple of days and acclimate, planted and mulched, and it's already fully leafed out and growing. I will be purchasing from Heirloom Roses whenever I need roses!

Beautiful and well packaged.

Healthy safe delivery. Ex tied to see how they grow and bloom.

I ordered this rosebush because the photo accompanying the description was of a beautiful rose blooming. When I received the package, the rosebush looked dead, but the instructions said to plant it and not worry about the fact that it had no leaves. The leaves had been purposefully removed, according to the package insert. I planted the rosebush after letting it breathe outdoors for a day. Now it has been weeks since I planted it. I have watered it carefully every other day. There are no leaves and the ends of the stalks are turning brown. I think it is dead.

White rose after my first review sent to me, looks good and healthy

I ordered this rose in March of 2025. I’m leaving this review one year later. I am absolutely thrilled with this rose. The blooms are much bigger than I expected. They’re a creamy color with pink/peach centers. I planted the rose on the side of our house and I’ve worked it around the corner to grow up and around our entry. The bush is approximately 3-3.5 ft long right now. I can’t wait to see how it grows the rest of the spring. Best part—- zero thorns. I’ve planted thornless roses before that still have many and that’s what I expected. This plant has none. Amazing. I’ve read that climbers need to be trained horizontally so that growth hormone settles on the stems and encourages growth over the entire bush, so that’s what I plan to do. I’ll report back and update this review as it grows.

Rápidamente comienzan a crecer, llevo dos comprados y las plantas reaccionan muy bien, se llenan de brotes en un par de dias