This plant tolerates hot and cold temperature extremes. Plant requires full to partial sunlight and moderate watering. Tea roses do grow vigorously, but their branches are delayed in building girth compared with those of old European and modern roses. Tea roses are generally either climbers or small, sparse bushes, with a continuous succession of large flowers of great beauty, in shades of pink, buff or light yellow. Space 4-5 ft. for a solid screen or informal hedge.
Plant looks best in natural form, so prune select branches instead of shearing.
Hardy to 15 degrees F. Tolerates heat if given shade. Generally best grown on a sunny south-facing wall. Plants do not require pruning. Plants resent root disturbance and so are best grown in pots and then planted out into their permanent positions as soon as possible. 6 feet x 6 feet Thrives in sunlight or shade.