a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } True Love PP31,575 Rose is love at first sight, delivering nonstop color and exceptional performance in a compact package. This award‑winning, patented hybrid patio rose is a breakthrough for container and groundcover roses, combining continual blooming with outstanding disease resistance and resilience to heat, humidity, drought, and winter chill. The rich crimson, double blooms are densely packed with an impressive 85–90 petals, creating lush, high‑impact flowers that stand out beautifully against dark, glossy foliage. Bred to thrive across a wide range of climates, True Love forms a tidy, dark green bush that looks just as good in a decorative container as it does planted near the front of a rose bed, in a mixed border, or massed along a foundation. Its compact size, easy‑care nature, and rugged performance make it an excellent choice for gardeners seeking big floral impact with minimal maintenance. Key Features:Own Root Roses Award Winning - Japan best 2019 & 2020, ARTS 2022 Color - Red Habit - 2'W x 2'H Upright Patio Category - Patio & Garden Class - Floribunda Flower Size - 1.5" Petals -90+ Hardiness Zone - 4 - 9 Planting & Care:Plant in well‑drained, loamy soil enriched with organic compost. Dig a planting hole approximately 2 feet by 2 feet and space plants 2–3 feet apart. Water thoroughly after planting, then water about three times per week as new growth establishes. Choose a location that receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day. Feed during spring and summer with a balanced, water‑soluble 20‑20‑20 fertilizer. Prune in early spring to rejuvenate the plant. When grown in containers, repot in year three into a 5‑gallon or larger container. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4. Grown on Their Own Roots, Always: Every True Bloom Rose® begins life as a clean tissue culture plant and grows on its own roots - never grafted. True Bloom Roses have Chi: an internal energy that lets them perform their best, standing strong on the roots they were born with. Why does that matter? Grafted roses join two different plants together, which can introduce problems - including the risk of viruses transferred by grafting, rootstock suckers that crowd out the variety you bought, and graft unions that fail in harsh winters. Own-root roses avoid all of it. What you plant is one plant, true to its variety from petal to root tip. The result is a healthier, longer-lived rose that establishes naturally in your garden and comes back true year after year. From clean start to first bloom, your True Bloom Rose is exactly what nature intended.
