Adam container rose with long-pointed buds

with long-pointed buds

' 'Carefree Beauty

and its flowers are attractive to pollinators such as bees and butterflies

bright pink flowers appear very late in spring or even early summer when other wild roses have finished blooming

Adam container rose with long-pointed buds1838 5 to 7 feet Peter Beales of England has identified this rose as Adam, which is believed to be the first of the Tea roses, thus the name is quite appropriate. It has fully doubled, salmon pink blooms with hints of apricot and buff. Adam can get quite large in comparison to other Teas and would be best if used in the back of a planting or as a short climber. The more we study this rose, the more we like it.