Easy To Please® Bare Root Rose Bush

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Bare Root - Bush - 2 Year Budded - Grade #1

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About Easy to Please® Bare Root Rose Bush
Rosa ‘WEKefyboma’ PP26,168 Easy To Please®

Easy to Please® lives up to its name with vibrant color, strong disease resistance, and non-stop blooming that makes every gardener feel like a pro. Bred by Christian Bédard and introduced by Weeks Roses, this floribunda stuns with rich fuchsia-pink blooms highlighted by a lighter reverse. Its perfectly shaped flowers, moderate fruity fragrance, and vigorous, upright habit make it a reliable standout in landscapes and cutting gardens alike. It’s also one of the most disease-resistant roses in its class—making beauty and ease truly go hand in hand.

💐 Plant & Flower Traits
🌹 Rose Type: Floribunda
🧬 Breeder: Christian Bédard (USA)
🎨 Color: Fuchsia pink with lighter reverse
🌸 Petal Count: 30–40
💠 Bloom Form: High-centered, classic hybrid tea-style
📏 Bloom Size: 3.5–4″
🔁 Flowering: Continuous bloomer throughout the season
🏺 Vase Life: Good – excellent form and color retention
🧴 Fragrance: Moderate – fresh and fruity

🏡 Growth & Garden Habits
🌿 Growth Type: Upright, full, and bushy
☀️ Light Requirements: Full sun
❄️ Hardiness Zones: USDA Zones 6–9
📐 Spacing: 2–3′
↕️ Height: 4-5'
↔️ Width: 2–3′

🛡️ Health & Suitability
🌱 Root Stock: Budded onto Dr. Huey
💪 Disease Resistance: Excellent – top-tier resistance to black spot and mildew - perfect choice for new gardeners
🌎 Regional Recommendations:
West Coast, Southwest, Midwest, Southeast, Northeast, Mid Atlantic, Intermountain West, pacific Northwest

🏅 Awards: AGRS Regional Award - Northeast, Northwest, S. Central, Southwest (2021) A.R.T.S. (2025)

About Our Roses

We are pleased to announce that our garden roses have achieved Carbon Neutral International Standard Certification from the United Nations Climate Change (UNFCCC). For more information, please read here.
Furthermore, our ethically cultivated garden roses have received certification from Florverde Sustainable Flowers, recognizing our commitment to Social and Environmental Standard Practices. To learn more, please read here.
Your roses are freshly cut to order by our passionate and skilled growers, who tend to each bloom with love and expertise. Each stem is processed with care and nestled in specially designed packaging that ensures their safe journey to you. To maintain the vitality and beauty of the roses, the thorns are intentionally left intact, adding a touch of natural elegance. Our farm takes pride in empowering women, with over half of our dedicated team being female. We invite you to explore our unwavering commitment to enhancing the overall well-being and success of our workers, as they bring the beauty of these roses to life. Read more here.
For protection during transit, the roses are securely packaged in corrugated cardboard. Upon unwrapping, you can create your own floral arrangements.
Please follow the care instructions for your garden roses here.
We kindly ask that you allow two to four days for your roses to open from bud to bloom. For detailed information regarding bloom progression, please refer here.
If these roses are intended for a specific event, we recommend selecting a delivery date approximately two to three days prior to the occasion to ensure that your roses will be in full bloom by the time of your celebration.
Please note that vases are not included with the arrangements.
Our garden roses are a gift from nature, and we make every effort to ensure that the right roses are blooming in time for your order. While we cannot guarantee that the exact colors depicted in the photographs will be available, we are dedicated to shipping the highest quality roses in colors that closely match those shown on our website. We assure you that your garden roses will be freshly harvested and beautiful, and we hope that you or your recipients will experience the joy infused into each bouquet.
These roses are lovingly and sustainably grown by Alexandra Farms for Grace Rose Farm. To learn more about our commitment to sustainability, please visit our blog.