Eden Climbing Rose, 1.5 Gal Potted Live Plant, Reblooming Pink Flowers, Own Root, 12 ft Climber, Zones 5-9, Stargazer Perennials

Ordered March 29th! This is at just 7 weeks old w buds!Received and planted early April and ALREADY HAS BUDS May 23rd! Received strong, healthy ‘plant’ which looked like a strong twig and it’s THRIVED! AMAZING QUALITY! Ty Stargazer! We are in zone 9b northern caCouldn’t be happier!Watered deeply twice weekly, ( roses prefer less frequent, deep watering to get to roots), gentle liquid,non crystal fertilizer once a month during growing season (April-August), (new roses’ roots can burn first year w crystallized fertilizer food), and planted with bag of rose soil,,, it comes in a biodegradable container with its own soil so just plant that into ground!So happy!

Nice and healthy plant

Rose was packaged very well, looks healthy eden rose climber

I have wanted this rose forever. It’s beautiful. Really hoping it’s hardy.

Came in excellent condition. Was packed very well. Plant is in wonderful condition .

With the price of the item and base on the previous reviews and picture posted I was expecting the rose to arrived with atleast leaves. I’m not sure if this how it supposed to be. It’s well package.

Received this healthy plant. It was packed well. Within a month, I see the first flower. It's pretty, but it doesn't look like an Eden. Will the flowers change later?

I ordered 4 roses (3 Eden Roses and 1 Earth Angel Rose) on July 1, 22 and they arrived July 13, 22. Paid $14 shipping fee for each just to find out that they all cramped together into one priority flat shipping box. 2 Eden Roses we’re on a smaller side. I planted them to the ground with mixture of 1/3 perlites, 1/3 garden soil, 1/3 potting soil. Sadly 2 of the smaller ones almost died while the other two roses thrives in the soil mixture and under full sun. One almost only had less than 10 leaves left and the other one is not happy as well. Anyways, long story short, I contacted customer support and asked for replacement. At first they responded to me that I should dig down 18” deep and 13” wide and plant the roses in and told me to use 1/3 orchid barks, 1/3 garden soil, 1/3 potting soil and made a problem about a puddle of water 2” away from one of the sad rose’s stem. I explained that I just watered them and they usually go down into the soil within 5 minutes. I tried to send more pictures but it wouldn’t allow me. I told them how small the roses are and if I planted them 18” down, the whole rose plant will be buried under. So I didn’t get any reply after that. Suddenly today I received a package with the 2 replacement roses that I requested. These two replacement roses (pictured above are definitely in better condition and taller so I’m crossing my fingers that these two will thrive like the other two surviving roses.Overall, I’m happy with my purchase. I’m satisfied with their customer service because they stand and willing to back down their roses. Definitely not happy with paying $14 shipping fee per plants but they were sent and cramp in a single flat priority box. I guess that’s how they make extra money from when someone buy multiple roses at the same time. The roses are rooted, have leaves, and ready to plant in the ground. Comes with instruction. Price wise it’s okay for little rose plants. If the ones that sent in are the healthy and stronger ones, they thrives and grow pretty fast. Maybe I will buy again from Stargazer in the future.Pros:1) Great customer service although the first time contacting them didn’t leave me a good feeling.2) They stand behind their roses.3) Some roses they sent are healthy and will thrive.4) Roses are rooted with leaves, so ready to plant down into the ground.5) Price wise it’s okay for a little rose bush.Cons:1) Paid shipping $14 each plant just to find out that they all cramped together in a single flat priority shipping box which shipping cost doesn’t cost $14 x 4 = $56 total.2) Some roses are very small. They are potted in 3.5”x3.5”x5” pot.