FAQ:
Are Eden Rose and Pierre de Ronsard the same rose?
Yes. Eden Rose is also known as Pierre de Ronsard, being one of the most appreciated Meilland climbing roses.
Is the Eden Rose a climbing rose?
Yes. Eden Rose is a climbing rose suitable for pergolas, arches, fences, walls, and trellises.
Does it have a strong fragrance?
No. The Eden Rose is not chosen for a strong fragrance. It is appreciated primarily for its large, romantic flowers, delicate color, and spectacular visual effect.
Does it bloom repeatedly?
Yes. The Eden Rose is a repeat bloomer, flowering in waves throughout the season under good growing conditions.
Is it suitable for pergolas and arches?
Yes. It is highly suitable for pergolas, arches, fences, walls, and other vertical supports where the large flowers can be showcased.
Why is the Eden Rose so appreciated?
It is world-renowned for its large, romantic flowers, the cream-white and carmine pink combination, and the elegant effect it creates in the garden.
Does it bloom in the first year after planting?
Usually yes, especially if planted in early spring or autumn. The first year is dedicated to rooting — from the second year on, the rose expresses its true potential.
Is it winter hardy in Romania?
Yes. Eden Rose has good frost resistance, suitable for Romania's climate. In areas with very harsh winters, a layer of mulch at the base provides extra protection.
Do I need special support?
It requires a solid support — a pergola, arch, fence, wall, or trellis — to which the branches should be tied as they grow. It doesn't require special equipment, just stable support and a little guidance in the first few years.
What does the rose look like upon delivery?
The appearance of the rose depends on the delivery format, the month, and its natural vegetation stage. For clear explanations, see the page What roses look like upon delivery →
What do I do after planting?
Water deeply after planting and keep the soil slightly moist for the first few weeks. For detailed steps, you can consult our planting guide →
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