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we do not recommend planting Peggy Martin in a pot
A very showy semi-double yellow rose of two inches blooms repeatedly on a three to four foot compact shrub
Large clusters of cupped blooms appear repeatedly throughout the season
The buds are very round and sometimes have a hint of pink on the outer petals opening to a delicate swirl of fragrant ivory petals
Radiance container rose we do not recommend planting1908 4 to 6 feet Often called Pink Radiance, to distinguish it from its darker sport, this large, cupped, soft pink bloom of about 23 petals is a famous rose that your grandmother is sure to remember. A very healthy bush, Radiance is tolerant of poor conditions when it has become established. Our cuttings came from the garden of an 1871 house in Navasota, Texas, where the present owners grandmother planted this rose when it was first introduced.
