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Sally Holmes Shrub Rose

Rose

Rosa 'Sally Holmes'

  • Partial sun
  • Zones 5–9
  • 60 days to maturity
  • Flowers
  • 60" spacing
  • Low water
  • pH 6–7.5
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  • Overview

    This exceptional shrub rose creates a spectacular display with enormous clusters of single, creamy white flowers that can contain 50 or more blooms per spray, resembling a massive hydrangea. The vigorous, arching growth habit and non-stop blooming from spring to frost make it perfect for creating dramatic focal points or informal hedges. Sally Holmes thrives with minimal care while providing maximum impact in the landscape.

  • Planting

    Plant bare root in early spring or container plants during growing season. Needs space to reach full size and show off massive flower clusters.

  • Growing

    Sun: partial. Water: low. Soil pH: 6–7.5. Space plants 60" apart. Germination: 14-30 days from seed (typically propagated by grafting).

  • Pests & diseases

    Common pests: Rarely bothered by pests. Common diseases: Highly disease resistant.