Raised by Monsieur Adam in his garden at Rheims, France, Adam rose was popular during the 19th century and helped establish a new class of the Tea Roses. The Adam rose has a softer russet-pink hue that opens to shades of a copper-pink sunset. Has larger blooms that appear in clusters and attractive buds. This old rose is easy to grow and can survive in colder climates.

This rose start is grown on its own roots. Propagated in May 2019. Roses are rooted in their trade gallon size pots and ready for their spot of land to take off! Roses range from 6in to a foot tall and are leafed out.
This is my first year growing and selling rose starts and I’m so happy to share some old and new varieties that I love. Thanks for being here.