At Last Rose

SWOONWORTHY

This is the rose you’ve seen in the modern bouquet of yellows, pinks and apricots, and it’s really something. First, At Last smells amazing, and you’ll have clusters of reblooming roses to appreciate well into fall. Each cupped, double bloom is crowded with honeyed apricot petals with hints of yellow at the center. The petals look painted, fading to a soft yellow with an apricot blush. And all of this against vigorous, bushy plants in healthy dark green.

Try yours in the landscape or even in containers. Bonus: these are very forgiving and beginner friendly, and you’ll want to have a bud vase in every room.

Continuous blooming with dark green foliage. Dreamy, apricot blossoms. Fragrant. Disease resistant tea rose.

Soil: Evenly moist but well-drained soils are best. A 2-3″ layer of shredded bark mulch is recommended in all areas, all year round.
We recommend Altum’s Soil Amendment and Organic Plant Magic soil additive to improve planting areas.
Pruning: Early spring. Cut out any dead branches and select interior branches to allow for better air circulation. Prune back one-third to one-half of plant to remove any winter kill on tips and to encourage new growth.
Fertilizer: Beginning in March or April, fertilize with Fertilome Rose and Flower Food with Systemic Insecticide and apply every 8 weeks to keep your roses looking their best. Stop fertilizing in late summer/fall as your roses prepare for their winter slumber.