Elizabeth M.
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I donāt know what I was expecting really but the size of the roots on this plant was awesome! The roots were like 2 feet long at the longest.Fashion Forwardā¢ Bare Root
Rose of Rosalie
Bare Root Rose BushCreamy ivory blooms brushed with peach and buff, carrying a deep, intoxicating Old Rose perfume that recalls old Damask roses. Superb in the vase.
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Grade #1 Ā· 2 Year Budded
$47.00
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About this rose
About Rose of Rosalie
About Rose of Rosalie Bare Root Rose Bush
Rose of Rosalie
š§¬ Breeder: Brad Jalbert, Canada
š¹ Introduced: 2023
š¹ Rose Type: Hybrid Tea
š Creamy, peach-kissed blooms and an intoxicating Old Rose perfume make Rose of Rosalie a true fragrance lover's rose.
There are beautiful roses, and then there are roses you remember because of the way they smell.
Rose of Rosalie is one of those roses.
Brad Jalbert describes its fragrance as one of the most intoxicating he has ever encountered in a rose. The perfume is deep, rich, and powerful, reminiscent of the unmistakable fragrance of old Damask roses.
The flowers are equally romantic. Large, exquisitely formed blooms open in warm shades of creamy ivory touched with soft peach and buff, creating an elegant antique palette that feels wonderfully at home in both the garden and the vase.
Rose of Rosalie begins blooming early in the season and then repeats through fall, producing its flowers on a graceful, upright Hybrid Tea plant just over three feet tall.
š Plant & Flower Traits
š¹ Rose Type: Hybrid Tea
šØ Color: Warm cream with soft peach and buff tones
šø Bloom Form: Large, beautifully formed Hybrid Tea blooms
šŗ Fragrance: Exceptionally strong ā rich, deep Old Rose fragrance reminiscent of Damask roses
š Flowering Habit: Begins flowering early and repeats through fall
šæ Foliage: Healthy olive-green foliage
āļø Cut Flower: Exceptional ā beautiful flower form combined with extraordinary fragrance makes Rose of Rosalie especially desirable for the vase
š” Growth & Garden Habits
š± Growth Habit: Graceful, upright Hybrid Tea
āļø Height: Just over 3 feet
šø Bloom Season: Early flowering followed by repeat bloom through fall
š Best For: Fragrance gardens, cutting gardens, rose beds, mixed borders, and specimen plantings
šŗ A Rose for Fragrance Lovers
If fragrance is one of the reasons you grow roses, Rose of Rosalie deserves your attention.
Brad Jalbert doesn't describe the fragrance as simply strong.
He calls it one of the most intoxicating fragrances he has encountered in a rose.
Its perfume recalls the rich scent of old Damask rosesādeep, powerful, and unmistakably rosy.
That makes Rose of Rosalie especially interesting for gardeners who love the appearance of modern Hybrid Tea roses but miss the intense perfume associated with historic varieties.
Here, you get both.
āļø Bring Rosalie Inside
This is a rose that begs to be cut.
The upright growth and beautifully formed flowers make Rose of Rosalie a natural choice for the cutting garden, but the fragrance is what makes bringing it indoors so special.
A few stems in a vase can fill the surrounding space with perfume.
Against the rose's healthy olive-green foliage, those creamy flowers touched with peach and buff look beautifully soft and sophisticated.
It's the kind of rose that can turn a simple garden bouquet into something memorable.
š Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It
If you grow roses for fragrance, meet Rosalie.
We love roses that engage more than just your eyes, and Rose of Rosalie is all about the experience of growing a truly fragrant rose.
First you notice those gorgeous creamy petals washed with peach and buff.
Then you smell it.
That rich, powerful Damask-style perfume is the kind of fragrance that makes you stop what you're doing and lean in for another breath.
And because it begins flowering early and continues producing repeat blooms through fall, Rosalie gives you plenty of opportunities to do exactly that.
Beautiful enough for the garden.
Fragrant enough for the house.
Rose of Rosalie is romance embodied in a rose.
šæ Growing & Care Recommendations
Planting Site: Choose a sunny garden location with fertile, well-drained soil.
Watering: Water deeply after planting and maintain consistent moisture while your bare-root rose develops its new root system.
Air Circulation: Give Rose of Rosalie adequate space from neighboring plants so air can move freely through its upright growth.
Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring, removing dead, damaged, or weak growth and encouraging strong new flowering stems.
Cutting: This is one to bring indoors. Harvest flowers as the buds begin opening so you can enjoy both their elegant form and extraordinary perfume in the vase.
Fragrance Placement: Consider planting Rose of Rosalie beside a pathway, patio, entrance, or garden bench where you'll naturally pass close to its intensely fragrant flowers.
Preparing or storing before planting
Never allow your bare root roses to dry out. Open the box as soon as your rose arrives and soak the roots in clean water for at least 24 hours, and up to 48 hours if you canāt plant straight away. Donāt cut the roots: they are the plantās energy reserve.
Planting instructions
Once your bare roots have soaked in water for at least 24 hours, plant immediately in a container or in the ground. Make sure to bury the crown of the plant 2 to 3 inches below the soil level.
First season watering and care
Watering your bare root rose the first year is vital while your rose is establishing. We recommend a 2 to 3 inch layer of mulch, a drip line and careful monitoring.
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Rose Details
Flower Color
Blush or Pink
Fragrance Intensity
Medium
Rose Type
Floribunda
Mature Height
3 to 4 ft
Mature Width
3 to 4 ft
USDA Hardiness Zone
Zones 5 to 10
Sun
Full sun
Flower Form
Double
Bloom Cycles
Repeat blooming
Plant FormBare root bush Ā· 2 year budded Ā· Grade #1
Regional recommendations
Intermountain West, Mid Atlantic, Midwest, Northeast, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, West Coast, Southeast
Vase Life
3 to 4 days
Uses
Cutting & bringing inside, gardens of all sizes
Petal Count
5 to 40
Country of Origin
Canada
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Based on 242 reviews
99% would recommend
Jo W.
Verified buyer
The bare root roses arrived well packaged and moist. You can see new growth on the canes, an indication that the rose is waking up. The bare roots have massive long anchor roots, some more than 2 feet long.ParfumaĀ® Earth Angelā¢ Bare Root
Jacklyn L.
Verified buyer
My bare roots arrived huge and healthy! I was so impressed by them! Iāll come back and update when they start showing off šMoonstoneĀ® Bare Root
Beth H.
Verified buyer
Beautiful and so fragrant. Would buy again.Francis MeillandĀ® Bare Root
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The Beauty of Bare Root Roses
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What is a bare root rose?
A dormant rose shipped without soil, its roots wrapped and ready to plant. You are buying the energy stored in the roots, which wakes the plant in spring and drives strong new growth.Compare bare root and potted
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Our grades, explained
Grade #1 roses are our highest quality plants, with strong roots and mature canes. They establish quickly and bloom in their first season. Grade #1.5 roses are slightly smaller but still establish well, a budget friendly choice if you can wait a little longer for full growth.See every grade
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How it arrives
Your rose arrives dormant, with long, healthy roots. Never let them dry out: open the box straight away and soak the roots in clean water for at least 24 hours, then plant with the crown 2 to 3 inches below the soil.Read the planting guide
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Grown in California
Our bare roots are grown in California by a specialist bare root grower: clean roses, bigger roots, no shortcuts.Why itās a Better Bare Rootā¢Every one counts toward your 6
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Questions, answered
A dormant bare root rose, graded and packed to travel straight from California. You get long, healthy roots and strong canes, ready to wake up in your garden this spring.
- Grade #1 or #1.5, budded or own root
- Wrapped securely in plastic bags to retain moisture while in transit
- Backed by our One-Year Grow with Gracieā¢ Guarantee
Tip: unpack immediately and soak the roots for at least 24 to 48 hours.
We ship by region so your rose arrives when your ground is ready to plant: from January in the warmest states to April in the coldest. Pick your state in step 02 above to see your estimated month.
Plant it soon after it arrives, while itās still dormant. Soak the roots for at least 2 hours first, and for up to 48 hours if you need to wait a day or two.
Yes. Any 6 or more bare root roses count, across varieties and forms: bushes, climbers and trees. The extra 15% applies to every bare root in your cart.
If your rose doesnāt survive its first year, approved claims receive the plantās purchase price in store credit. The year runs from shipping. Tax, shipping and discounts are excluded, and eligibility and exclusions apply.
What arrives in the box?
A dormant bare root rose with long, healthy roots, packed to travel. Never let the roots dry out: open the box as soon as it arrives and soak the roots in clean water for at least 24 hours before planting.
When will my rose ship?
We ship by region so your rose arrives when your ground is ready to plant: from January in the warmest states to April in the coldest. Pick your state in step 02 above to see your estimated month.
When should I plant it?
Plant it soon after it arrives, while itās still dormant. Soak the roots for at least 2 hours first, and for up to 48 hours if you need to wait a day or two.
Can I combine roses for the 6 rose offer?
Yes. Any 6 or more bare root roses count, across varieties and forms: bushes, climbers and trees. The extra 15% applies to every bare root in your cart.
What does the Grow with Gracieā¢ Guarantee cover?
If your rose doesnāt survive its first year, approved claims receive the plantās purchase price in store credit. The year runs from shipping. Tax, shipping and discounts are excluded, and eligibility and exclusions apply.
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If your rose doesnāt survive its first year, approved claims receive the plantās purchase price in store credit.*Explore our guarantee ā*One year from shipping. Tax, shipping and discounts excluded. Eligibility and exclusions apply.
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