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Mister Lincoln
Potted Rose BushVelvety crimson red blooms with a powerful, classic damask fragrance, a beloved staple of cutting gardens with large, high-centered form.
Also available as a bare root rose →
$129.00
Ships from California in 1 to 3 business days, all year round.
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Estate Rose™ Potted Rose Bush
$129.00
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Ships from California in 1 to 3 business days, all year round.
About this rose
About Mister Lincoln
About 'Mister Lincoln' Potted Rose Bush
Rosa 'Mister Lincoln'
A classic crimson hybrid tea rose, 'Mister Lincoln' is renowned for its bold, velvety red blooms and powerful damask fragrance. Developed in California by Swim & Weeks in 1964, it earned the prestigious All-America Rose Selection in 1965 and has become a staple in cutting gardens and rose collections across the country.
Rose Type: Hybrid Tea
Breeder: Herbert Swim & Weeks, Introduced by Star Roses in 1965
Color: Deep, velvety crimson red
Petal Count: 30–40 petals
Bloom Size : Large (4–6″)
Bloom Form: High-centered, fully double
Fragrance: Strong, classic damask rose scent
Vase Life: 5–7 days
Growth Type: Tall, upright, vigorous bush
Height: 4–7′
Width: 2–3′
Flowering: Repeat bloomer from spring through fall
Light Requirements: Full sun
Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–9 (Zone 5 requires winter protection of the bud union)
Spacing: 2–3′ apart
Disease Resistance: Best performance in dry climates of the west. Regular maintenance required in humid climates.
Regional Recommendations:
West Coast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, Intermountain West
Awards: All-American Rose Selections (AARS)
Before planting
Keep your rose in its pot in a sunny spot and water it well while you prepare the bed. Choose a place with at least six hours of sun and soil that drains well. Water the pot thoroughly an hour before planting.
Planting your potted rose
Dig a hole twice as wide as the pot and about as deep. Ease the rose out, loosen any circling roots and set it so the top of the root ball sits level with the ground. Backfill with garden soil mixed with compost, firm gently and water deeply.
First season watering and care
Water deeply two to three times a week through the first season, more often in hot weather, letting the top inch of soil dry between waterings. Mulch keeps the roots cool. Start feeding once new growth appears, and remove spent blooms to keep the flowers coming.
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Rose Details
Flower Color
Red or Burgundy
Fragrance Intensity
Strong
Rose Type
Hybrid Tea
Mature Height
5 to 6 ft
Mature Width
2 to 3 ft
USDA Hardiness Zone
Zones 6 to 9
Flower Form
Fully Double, High Centered
Bloom Cycles
Repeat blooming
Plant Form
Potted · Estate Rose™
Regional recommendations
Intermountain West, Pacific Northwest, West Coast, Southwest
Awards
All-America Rose Selections (AARS)
Vase Life
3 to 4 days
Uses
Cutting & bringing inside, gardens of all sizes
Petal Count
5 to 40
Country of Origin
United States
Breeder
Weeks
Grown in California ·
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Teresa G.
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She is big and beautiful. She already has her first bloom. I'm so excited to watch her grow in my garden.David Austin® Carding Mill®
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Every single rose that I’ve purchased has surpassed all my expectations!! Customer service has been impressive, always kind and willing to address any concerns or questions that I may have!! This is my go to nursery!!Bolero™
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Choose by how established you want your rose to be.
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Yes. Choose any potted roses you like, in any mix of varieties and sizes. Every potted rose in your basket counts towards Bundle and save in step 03 above.
Any time the ground isn’t frozen. A potted rose is already growing, so it can go in from spring through fall. In hot weather, plant in the cool of the morning or evening and water deeply. Until then, keep it in its pot in a sunny spot and water it well.
Water deeply two to three times a week through the first season, more often in hot weather, and let the top inch of soil dry between waterings. A layer of mulch keeps the roots cool. Start feeding once new growth appears, and remove spent blooms to keep the flowers coming.
If your rose doesn’t survive its first year, approved claims receive the plant’s purchase price in store credit. One year from shipping. Tax, shipping and discounts excluded. Eligibility and exclusions apply.
Which size is right for me?
Choose an Estate Rose™ for a mature, landscape ready plant, 3 to 4 years old and the largest potted roses available online. Choose #1 Own Root for a younger own root plant with true-to-variety growth, at a lower price.
Can I mix and match potted roses?
Yes. Choose any potted roses you like, in any mix of varieties and sizes. Every potted rose in your basket counts towards Bundle and save in step 03 above.
When should I plant it?
Any time the ground isn’t frozen. A potted rose is already growing, so it can go in from spring through fall. In hot weather, plant in the cool of the morning or evening and water deeply. Until then, keep it in its pot in a sunny spot and water it well.
How do I care for it in the first season?
Water deeply two to three times a week through the first season, more often in hot weather, and let the top inch of soil dry between waterings. A layer of mulch keeps the roots cool. Start feeding once new growth appears, and remove spent blooms to keep the flowers coming.
What does the One-Year Grow with Gracie™ Guarantee cover?
If your rose doesn’t survive its first year, approved claims receive the plant’s purchase price in store credit. One year from shipping. Tax, shipping and discounts excluded. Eligibility and exclusions apply.
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