Few roses are such a treat for the nose as well as the eyes! The rich lavender color is splashed with traces of pink and purple, while the strong perfume smells like sweet pea! Enjoy this splendid variety in every corner of your garden so that you can enjoy the dreamy color and fragrance as frequently as possible!

A child of Gemini™ and Moon Shadow™, Sugar Plum™ was hybridized by Jackson and Perkins. It boasts fantastic flower form, with 18-inch stems holding its double blooms up proudly for all to see (and smell)! This makes it a natural addition to cutflower arrangements.

Plant Sugar Plum™ in moist but well drained soil in a sunny spot. Be sure to deadhead promptly to encourage rebloom, and feed it throughout the growing season for maximum impact. Prune in late winter/early spring to remove dead or diseased wood and reduce the canes by one third to half.

Let Sugar Plum™ sweeten your garden, and you'll never know another rose quite like it! Zones 5 to 10.