Martha Stewart's new Hybrid Tea Rose makes its grand entrance in American markets
Get ready to bring the timeless elegance and intoxicating fragrance of the Martha Stewart rose into your American garden this spring! The new hybrid tea rose, named "Star Roses," is a collaboration between Martha Stewart and Rose Story Farm, and it's set to be a garden favourite.
The Star Roses boast a unique scent, described as having a very strong lemon verbena, honeysuckle, and bergamot fragrance. The rose reaches a height of 2 1⁄2 to 3 feet and features an opulent 100 to 150 large petals. The flower unfurls into a lush 4- to 5-inch flower in shades of ballet pink and apricot, creating a stunning visual impact.
The dark green leaves of the Star Roses create a beautiful contrast with the pink petals, making it a perfect addition to flower beds or as the centerpiece of a garden. The rose thrives in full sun and is suitable for USDA growing zones 6-9.
Martha Stewart herself has expressed her excitement about the rose in a recent Instagram post, praising its beauty and fragrance. The rose was originally bred in Europe by Meilland® as Jean de la Fontaine®, but is now being introduced to the US under the Martha Stewart name.
If you're interested in adding the Star Roses to your garden, you can order it online from Edmund Roses. The rose is shipped bare-root own-root, meaning it arrives without soil, making it easy for you to plant it in your garden. The best time to plant bare-root roses is in late winter or early spring.
So, don't miss out on this opportunity to bring the timeless elegance and captivating fragrance of the Martha Stewart rose into your garden. Order your Star Roses today and watch your garden bloom with beauty this spring!
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