Heirloom Roses - Iris Webb Floribunda Rose Plant

Planted mine in partial shade and not only does she still bloom, she has climbed skyward to find the sun to the point she is as tall as the house! I hard prune in February and provide organic fertilizer during the growing season. The color is not quite a true red a la Mr. Lincoln and tends a touch more toward dark raspberry red. Highly recommend this easy care rose!

This one is happy in my Texas rose garden, The roses are a bit on the purple side, nice and fragrant, with tons of petals. She is in afternoon shade, which helps here. Lots of thorns though but they are small.

This is her third year here and she is very beautiful. Also smells wonderful. The roses are plentiful, deep red with many petals and among the earliest to bloom this year.

When I purchased my Lady of Shallot last yearI thought it would be a bushy rose but mine turned out to be a climber. I have tried to keep it bushy to no avail. A climber does not fit my needs. Also, it has produced few roses. I am disappointed thus far but will continue to evaluate it before making a final judgement. I am confused however about whether or not this rose is a climber.