Rose of Rosalie Bare Root Rose Bush

About Rose of Rosalie Bare Root Rose Bush

Rose of Rosalie
🧬 Breeder: Brad Jalbert, Canada
🌹 Introduced: 2023
🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Tea
💕 Creamy, peach-kissed blooms and an intoxicating Old Rose perfume make Rose of Rosalie a true fragrance lover's rose.

There are beautiful roses, and then there are roses you remember because of the way they smell.

Rose of Rosalie is one of those roses.

Brad Jalbert describes its fragrance as one of the most intoxicating he has ever encountered in a rose. The perfume is deep, rich, and powerful, reminiscent of the unmistakable fragrance of old Damask roses.

The flowers are equally romantic. Large, exquisitely formed blooms open in warm shades of creamy ivory touched with soft peach and buff, creating an elegant antique palette that feels wonderfully at home in both the garden and the vase.

Rose of Rosalie begins blooming early in the season and then repeats through fall, producing its flowers on a graceful, upright Hybrid Tea plant just over three feet tall.

💐 Plant & Flower Traits

🌹 Rose Type: Hybrid Tea
🎨 Color: Warm cream with soft peach and buff tones
🌸 Bloom Form: Large, beautifully formed Hybrid Tea blooms
🌺 Fragrance: Exceptionally strong — rich, deep Old Rose fragrance reminiscent of Damask roses
🔁 Flowering Habit: Begins flowering early and repeats through fall
🌿 Foliage: Healthy olive-green foliage
✂️ Cut Flower: Exceptional — beautiful flower form combined with extraordinary fragrance makes Rose of Rosalie especially desirable for the vase

🏡 Growth & Garden Habits

🌱 Growth Habit: Graceful, upright Hybrid Tea
↕️ Height: Just over 3 feet
🌸 Bloom Season: Early flowering followed by repeat bloom through fall
💐 Best For: Fragrance gardens, cutting gardens, rose beds, mixed borders, and specimen plantings

🌺 A Rose for Fragrance Lovers

If fragrance is one of the reasons you grow roses, Rose of Rosalie deserves your attention.

Brad Jalbert doesn't describe the fragrance as simply strong.

He calls it one of the most intoxicating fragrances he has encountered in a rose.

Its perfume recalls the rich scent of old Damask roses—deep, powerful, and unmistakably rosy.

That makes Rose of Rosalie especially interesting for gardeners who love the appearance of modern Hybrid Tea roses but miss the intense perfume associated with historic varieties.

Here, you get both.

✂️ Bring Rosalie Inside

This is a rose that begs to be cut.

The upright growth and beautifully formed flowers make Rose of Rosalie a natural choice for the cutting garden, but the fragrance is what makes bringing it indoors so special.

A few stems in a vase can fill the surrounding space with perfume.

Against the rose's healthy olive-green foliage, those creamy flowers touched with peach and buff look beautifully soft and sophisticated.

It's the kind of rose that can turn a simple garden bouquet into something memorable.

💛 Why Grace Rose Farm Loves It

If you grow roses for fragrance, meet Rosalie.

We love roses that engage more than just your eyes, and Rose of Rosalie is all about the experience of growing a truly fragrant rose.

First you notice those gorgeous creamy petals washed with peach and buff.

Then you smell it.

That rich, powerful Damask-style perfume is the kind of fragrance that makes you stop what you're doing and lean in for another breath.

And because it begins flowering early and continues producing repeat blooms through fall, Rosalie gives you plenty of opportunities to do exactly that.

Beautiful enough for the garden.

Fragrant enough for the house.

Rose of Rosalie is romance embodied in a rose.

🌿 Growing & Care Recommendations

Planting Site: Choose a sunny garden location with fertile, well-drained soil.

Watering: Water deeply after planting and maintain consistent moisture while your bare-root rose develops its new root system.

Air Circulation: Give Rose of Rosalie adequate space from neighboring plants so air can move freely through its upright growth.

Pruning: Prune in late winter or early spring, removing dead, damaged, or weak growth and encouraging strong new flowering stems.

Cutting: This is one to bring indoors. Harvest flowers as the buds begin opening so you can enjoy both their elegant form and extraordinary perfume in the vase.

Fragrance Placement: Consider planting Rose of Rosalie beside a pathway, patio, entrance, or garden bench where you'll naturally pass close to its intensely fragrant flowers.