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Heirloom Roses Eden Climber® Rose Plant - Climbing Pink Rose Bush, Own Root Rose Plants for Planting Outdoors
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Plant or Animal Product Type | Flower |
Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
Brand | Heirloom Roses |
Material Feature | Heirloom |
Color | Pastel pinks, creams and yellow |
Special Feature | Extended Bloom Time |
Expected Blooming Period | Spring to Fall |
Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun |
Unit Count | 1 Count |
Expected Planting Period | Spring to Fall |
About this item
- Own Root - All of our pink Climbing rose bushes at Heirloom Roses are own root, which means they will produce more blooms, be more hardy, and stay true to variety throughout their lifetimes, contrary to grafted roses.
- One Gallon - All of our Climbing rose plants are 12-16 months old and delivered in one gallon containers with rich soil.
- Hardiness Zones: 5-10
- Lightly Fragrant & Repeat Blooming - Will bloom in flushes throughout the growing season.
- Eden Rose Climber features large, old fashioned, fully double, 4 1/2", cupped blooms with 100+ petals. Her blooms are a delightful blend of pastel pinks, creams, and yellows. Recommended 4+ hours of direct sunlight.
- Approximate Size: 10' x 6' - This is the indefinite size of the rose plant when it reaches full maturity. Upon delivery, roses will be around 12-15 inches tall and may be partially defoliated to ensure plant health during shipping.
- Subject to Amazon's 30 day warranty. Void if granular fertilizer has been used.
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sunlight exposure | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun | Full Sun |
usda hardiness zone | 9 | 7 | 7 | 8 | 8 | 7 |
blooming period | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall |
planting period | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall | Spring to Fall |
expected height | 1 feet | 1 feet | 1 feet | 8 feet | 3 feet | 8 feet |
moisture needs | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering |
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Product Description
Three Necessary Steps To Growing Beautiful Roses
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6 Hours of SunlightAll rose plants thrive best in full sun and need at least 6 hours a day. Avoid dense shade altogether, as the rose plant may produce fewer blooms and grow too leggy. |
Water & Soil NutritionWater newly planted roses live plants 2 to 3 times per week until established. Afterward, give them a deep watering (2 inches) once a week or if extremely warm, twice a week. Most rose bushes will do fine with average garden soil, however clay-based or nutrient void soils will likely need to be amended. The Heirloom Roses' Store has several options that will help ensure successful growth. |
Know Your Hardiness ZoneA hardiness zone is the general standard for gardeners to determine whether a live plant will thrive in their geographical location. To ensure a successful garden, it is important to choose the correct rose bush for your hardiness zone to know when a rose bush is ready to plant outdoors. |
The Best Roses Start With The Best Roots
What Is The Own-Root Difference?
Own-root roses are roses grown from cuttings taken from stock plants. Unlike grafted roses, the roots of own-root roses are the same variety as their flowering tops.
Unlike the majority of rose growers in the United States, Heirloom Roses sells only own-root, virus-free roses. Our roses are first-year cuttings that are grown from a leaf cutting taken from a “mother” or “stock” live plants. Own-root roses may be smaller when purchased, but quickly catch up to grafted roses (which are usually sold as two or three-year-old plants).
Why choose own-root roses?
- Own-root roses are hardier than grafted roses because their crown has not been weakened. The bud union of a grafted rose is vulnerable to cold and can be easily damaged during a hard winter.
- Own-root roses come back true to variety if frozen to the ground, because they have their own root system. Winter kill is less likely.
- Own-root roses are shapelier because they send up shoots from their own roots. This creates a fuller plant over time, which adds to increased vigor, bloom, and life expectancy.
- Own-root roses have no rootstock suckers, meaning more energy is sent to the main plant.
Stop fighting against the troubles grafted roses have to offer and experience the own-root difference in your garden!
Frequently Asked Questions
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When Is The Best Time To Plant A Rose Bush?Plant your live plant anytime from spring to early fall depending on the weather in your area. Roses need to be in the ground at least 6 weeks before your first frost in the fall to allow the roots time to establish before the weather changes and the plant goes dormant; or they can also be planted after the last frost in the spring to ensure the rose will establish quickly. Your new Heirloom Rose can remain in its own pot for up to 2 weeks after arrival on your doorstep. We suggest transplanting your rose to a larger pot if it's not planting time in your area. |
Can I Grow Roses Successfully In Containers?ABSOLUTELY! You don’t have to have a large yard, ideal soil, or perfect drainage to grow roses. If you have a sunny location and enough room for a large container, you can be a successful rose gardener. Opt for a tall container to accommodate your rose’s deep roots. Be sure your pot has a drainage hole as good drainage is key to a healthy plant. You can also drill a hole in your pot with a masonry bit if necessary. We do not recommend Climbers or large Shrub roses for pots. |
Will My Own-Root Rose Bloom The First Year?Own-root roses will bloom the first year with the exception of some Old Garden Roses, Ramblers, and Climbers that bloom on year-old wood. Keep in mind that, because of the age of the own-root rose, the first blooms may not be true to color, size, petal count, or fragrance. These qualities will mature as the bush matures. If your own-root rose is planted in the fall and your growing area is colder through winter months, you most likely will not see blooms until the following spring season. |
Founder's Fish Fertilizer by Heirloom Roses | Mint Compost by Heirloom Roses | Living Soil by Heirloom Roses | |
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Benefits | Fish Fertilizer contains mycorrhiza which is essential for plant nutrition and soil biology. This product is also safe for all stages of rose development, differentiating it from granular fertilizers which can burn the roots of younger plants. | Mint Compost is rich with nitrogen and minerals which promotes healthy soil and aids plant development. It also provides moisture retention for sandy, dry soils in addition to containing rich levels of humus to help break up hard, clay soils. | Living Soil is custom-blended soil dense with nutrients and minerals, uniquely provided by worm castings and four different types of mycorrhiza. This product is able to be used when planting directly into the ground or when planting with pots. |
At Heirloom Roses, we know that you want to be a successful rose gardener. In order to do that, you need long-lasting, own-root roses. The problem is growing rose plants can seem daunting which makes you feel nervous to invest in your garden. We believe growing roses should be easy and rewarding. We understand it's hard to know where to start which is why we've been helping gardeners grow successful own-root roses since 1972.
Here's how we do it:
1. Buy Your Roses
2. Plant Your Roses
3. Enjoy Your Roses
So find your perfect rose today so you can stop feeling the frustration of a failed garden and instead enjoy the ease and beauty of your own-root rose garden.
DISCLAIMER: All products from Heirloom Roses are certified for domestic shipping only. Any offers to ship Heirloom Roses' products outside of the United States without phytosanitary certification are in violation of the laws regulated by the Oregon Department of Agriculture. Currently, Heirloom Roses does not ship live rose bushes outside the United States.
Product information
Plant or Animal Product Type | Flower |
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Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
Brand | Heirloom Roses |
Material Feature | Heirloom |
Color | Pastel pinks, creams and yellow |
Special Feature | Extended Bloom Time |
Expected Blooming Period | Spring to Fall |
Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun |
Unit Count | 1 Count |
Expected Planting Period | Spring to Fall |
USDA Hardiness Zone | 9 |
Expected Plant Height | 1 Feet |
Soil Type | Loam Soil |
Moisture Needs | Moderate Watering |
Manufacturer | Heirloom Roses |
ASIN | B07N1TMZYR |
Country of Origin | USA |
Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #19,708 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #670 in Flower Plants & Seeds |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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Customers are happy with the appearance and growth of the rose plant. They mention that it looks really good, is about to bloom and that it's growing well. They are also happy with disease resistance. However, some customers differ on strength, size, and value.
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Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the rose plant. They mention that it looks really good, has beautiful roses about to bloom, and is very healthy. They also like the color of the flowers, saying that they are beautiful and big lasting roses with glossy green leaves. Customers say that the plant gets spectacular blooms within six weeks.
"...This particular cultivar was so romantic and lovely, but I was worried I’d just kill it...." Read more
"It looks healthy and beautiful,I am love it." Read more
"Arrived with only a few small leaves but otherwise looking healthy. I was a little busy at the time and didn't plant them until a week later...." Read more
"Came with root without leaves. Now it looks like alive. Very good purchasing experience." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the disease resistance of the plant seed. They mention that the plants arrived looking very healthy, and thriving. Some say that the cultivar is hardy and happy.
"...relieved that it didn’t die and that it seems like such a happy, hardy cultivar. I am so pleased!..." Read more
"...I became a fan as soon as I saw how disease resistant the plant was and the icing on the cake is that it is thornless!..." Read more
"...The leaves are 100% healthy deep green & it’s literally grown before my eyes!The Eden & this company is EVERYTHING & more...." Read more
"Quality was good." Read more
Customers like the growth of the plant seed. They mention that it starts growing quickly, produces buds, and has new leaves 3 weeks after planting. Some customers also mention that the plant is hardy and will keep growing for years.
"...It was VERY happy upon arrival, and immediately began putting on new foliage. But then two weeks later the DEER ATE IT! Every.last.leaf...." Read more
"...Once transplanted, the climber grew prolifically and produced buds. It almost seemed like they weren’t growing given how impatient I was!..." Read more
"...I planted them right away and after only two weeks there's new growth! I'm so happy with these! Would definitely recommend!" Read more
"...The roses came barely alive and very parched as there seemed to be holes in the plastic thru witch all the water leaked out...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the plant seed. Some mention it's worth the money, while others say it'll be expensive and a waste of money.
"So the price is high, but I really wanted this particular type of climbing rose. So I bought two. They arrived early and we're really well packaged...." Read more
"Came with root without leaves. Now it looks like alive. Very good purchasing experience." Read more
"This rose plant is quite more expensive now than when I bought mine almost 2 yr ago...." Read more
"...It is well worth the money and was available when so many others are done for the season...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the size of the plant seeds. Some mention that it's large, healthy, and full, while others say that it was very small and weak.
"The rose is smaller than I expected but packaged well. However, look how much this little baby rose grew after 5 days in my garden!..." Read more
"...Small pot, leaky plastic, open top = dirty plant as well. I will not be buying from this seller again...." Read more
"...This one is already pretty big, like at least 12 inches. ( I don't feel like getting up and measuring it right now)...." Read more
"...The rose bush was tiny and no flowers. Completely misleading advertising in my opinion...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the strength of the plant seed. Some mention that it was alive, thriving, and happy, while others say that it's the weakest and smallest plant they ever had. Some customers also mention that the plant has broken branches and yellow leaves. Overall, customers are divided about the quality and strength of this product.
"...see a big plant, but it came with 2 young thin stem and can’t seems very weak, hope it still going to live under my care, but it’s the weakest and..." Read more
"...It even has a little bud!! I am so relieved that it didn’t die and that it seems like such a happy, hardy cultivar. I am so pleased!..." Read more
"Good packaging, small plant,, some broken branches, yellow leaves. The rose is perking up after a few days outside." Read more
"...Well, to my surprise one of the plants BLOOMED! It is breathtakingly Beautiful! Soft, full and so pretty!" Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the color of the plant seeds. They mention that the seeds arrived green, but with no leaves and white flowers. Some customers also report broken branches and yellow leaves.
"...Good buy.————-Update: l ordered a pink Eden. Now the flowers are white.(..." Read more
"Good packaging, small plant,, some broken branches, yellow leaves. The rose is perking up after a few days outside." Read more
"Came green, but no leaves...." Read more
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It was VERY happy upon arrival, and immediately began putting on new foliage. But then two weeks later the DEER ATE IT! Every.last.leaf. I was devastated! I put a metal cloche over it and watched it daily. The photo I posted is about a week and a half AFTER the deer attack!!! It even has a little bud!! I am so relieved that it didn’t die and that it seems like such a happy, hardy cultivar. I am so pleased!
EDIT: photos of the first bloom, just a week or so after this review!
It was VERY happy upon arrival, and immediately began putting on new foliage. But then two weeks later the DEER ATE IT! Every.last.leaf. I was devastated! I put a metal cloche over it and watched it daily. The photo I posted is about a week and a half AFTER the deer attack!!! It even has a little bud!! I am so relieved that it didn’t die and that it seems like such a happy, hardy cultivar. I am so pleased!
EDIT: photos of the first bloom, just a week or so after this review!
Once transplanted, the climber grew prolifically and produced buds. It almost seemed like they weren’t growing given how impatient I was! I became a fan as soon as I saw how disease resistant the plant was and the icing on the cake is that it is thornless! After dealing with extremely thorny and sawfly larvae infested rose varieties, this rose climber became my favorite!
The blooms speak for themselves. Can’t wait for this plant to grow over my arbor next year!
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023
Once transplanted, the climber grew prolifically and produced buds. It almost seemed like they weren’t growing given how impatient I was! I became a fan as soon as I saw how disease resistant the plant was and the icing on the cake is that it is thornless! After dealing with extremely thorny and sawfly larvae infested rose varieties, this rose climber became my favorite!
The blooms speak for themselves. Can’t wait for this plant to grow over my arbor next year!
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2022
It’s the healthiest I’ve ever received!!! After following exact instructions, I have a bud ready to bloom! The leaves are 100% healthy deep green & it’s literally grown before my eyes!
The Eden & this company is EVERYTHING & more.
Best money & happiness spent!!
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023
It’s the healthiest I’ve ever received!!! After following exact instructions, I have a bud ready to bloom! The leaves are 100% healthy deep green & it’s literally grown before my eyes!
The Eden & this company is EVERYTHING & more.
Best money & happiness spent!!
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Update: l ordered a pink Eden. Now the flowers are white.( I already have white Eden bought from Walmart which grows very nice.) so I want to ‘contact seller’ here to ask if this is normal like the pink Eden flowers can be white in the first year or something like that, or is it the seller sent me wrong item ( seller does have white Eden for sell too). But here ‘contact seller’ does not allow me to leave any message, just kick me out automatically, tells me after 30 days it cannot be returned! So, where is the one year warranty I paid for if seller doesn’t allow buyer to leave a message or ask a question?
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023
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Update: l ordered a pink Eden. Now the flowers are white.( I already have white Eden bought from Walmart which grows very nice.) so I want to ‘contact seller’ here to ask if this is normal like the pink Eden flowers can be white in the first year or something like that, or is it the seller sent me wrong item ( seller does have white Eden for sell too). But here ‘contact seller’ does not allow me to leave any message, just kick me out automatically, tells me after 30 days it cannot be returned! So, where is the one year warranty I paid for if seller doesn’t allow buyer to leave a message or ask a question?