Suñorita^® Rose Rosa x

I bought two of these because I fell in love with them on Laura’s channel. I bought them in preparation of a big move to a new home-that was delayed by over two months! These two workhorses lived in an apartment window in very unsuitable conditions, including remaining in their shipping pots, until we moved. Other plants I had bought of course perished (through no fault of their own). We’ve been moved less than a month and they’re both blooming their heads off! They’re a bit small, but they NEVER lost their dark, glossy leaf color, wonderful tidy habit, and the color of these blooms makes me giddy with excitement every morning when a new one pops up! To say I’m impressed is an absolute understatement and I’m debating on just putting these all over the flower bed-their blooms are so wonderfully multicolored that I think it would give a great effect in mass! Thanks PW!

California 9B redwood coastal mountain garden (hot dry summers and cold wet windy winters). I bought (3) of these spring 2022. They all arrived in nice condition and equal in size. I planted them next to each other in the same bed - and got a Papa Bear, Mama Bear & Baby Bear. LOL... It was fun and funny to watch. The bed is slightly sloped and uneven so I attribute that to the different growth rates. Regardless, all three struggled at first with black spot once I planted them. I removed the mulch with intention to replace and make sure water was even, but got behind on my project and the bed got left no mulch and drip water to each plant base. I treated a few times during the summer with 3-in-1 for Roses, fertilized a few times, and kept the foliage trimmed up to be away from the ground. I also regularly pruned Papa and Mama to similar forms and let Baby catch up. All three bloomed! Lovely colors which changed throughout the life of the flower. This made the plant look like it had 4 or five different colored flowers at any given time. Papa grew thick stems; Baby is petite but healthy. They kept most leaves during winter and have handled extreme wet, windy, and sometimes freezing, west facing winter exposure. They are a neighborhood favorite - I can't wait until they all get bigger and grow together.