Light
Full sun, six hours or more.
Rosa
A rose that doesn't need you much.

Full sun, six hours or more.
Deep watering weekly; more in heat. Keep foliage dry.
Spring or fall. Rich, well-drained soil with compost mixed in.
Rose fertilizer in spring and again after the first flush.
Cut back by a third in early spring once buds swell. Deadhead to speed the next flush.
Leafs out in spring. Flowers June to frost.
Black spot in humid weather; clean up fallen leaves. Japanese beetles in midsummer; hand-pick. Deer browse roses.
Clusters of fully double flowers in a warm cinnamon-pink, in repeated flushes from late spring to frost. The plant stays low and rounded at about three feet. It is hardy to zone 3, so no wrapping or burying.
Why we stock it: Months of roses from a plant that stays small and skips the winter routine.
Shrub Rose 'Cinnamon Hearts'from $99.95 · Arrives alive, or we replace it