Good for you, Jeri! I have one of my own that's been in the ground for some time but is growing very slowly. It's one that I probably should have potted up for a while. Still, it seems healthy and I'm looking forward to flowers next year, since I've been pinching them off at this point. The flowers and leaves so far are small, and the flowers that I missed pinching are not yet shapely, but I think this is one rose that is going to be a prolific bloomer.

Ingrid

Congratulations!

You looked so happy waiting on line to pay for it.

Diane

I was VERY happy! Jill told me it was there, and I abandoned my table and RAN out there! In the end, we brought home some others, too, including another "Elisabeth's China."

Congratulations, Jeri! Seems time to light that fire under Clay to get the greenhouse up and running.... Kim

I may end up with more used green house plastic panels (used ) if you need a few.

I am looking forward to seeing yours as they both grow

Congratulations on the new arrival, Jeri! Carol

Congrats, Jeri! I have had mine since an earlier shipping and it is growing, but very slowly so I was glad to hear its not just mine that is pokey. It has tiny stems......but hope when it is grown out, it will be a good rose. Mine is still potted.
Judith

Wow, what a rose! Looks fabulous. Congrats!

Kim -- He wants to -- but he wants to do some stuff in the garden, first. I can't argue. SOOOOOO ... I need to get my fanny out there and help.