True Bloom Roses
8QT True Gratitude PP28,929
8QT True Gratitude PP28,929
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Make a bold, fragrant statement in the garden with True Gratitude PP28,929, an award-winning deep magenta hybrid tea rose from the True Bloom® Roses collection. This original hybrid tea produces striking 3.5-inch double blooms with 25+ petals and a strong spicy fragrance that fills the garden with rich, memorable scent.
True Gratitude blooms continuously from spring through the first frost, delivering vivid color and long-lasting seasonal beauty. Its glossy green foliage creates an elegant backdrop for the deep magenta flowers, while excellent disease resistance supports dependable, easier-care performance in sunny landscapes.
Growing approximately 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide, this versatile rose can be enjoyed as a large flowering shrub or trained as a climbing rose on a trellis, arbor, fence, or wall. Winner of the Gilded Age Award for Best Climber at the Biltmore International Rose Trials, True Gratitude is an exceptional focal point for landscapes and an excellent choice for fragrant cut flowers.
Key Features:
Own Root Roses
Award Winning - Biltmore 2016
Color - Deep Magenta
Habit - 6'H x 4'W Climber
Category - Climbing
Class - Hybrid Tea Shrub
Flower Size - 3.5"
Petals - 25+ Double
Fragrance - Strong Spicy
Hardiness Zone - 5 - 9
Planting & Care:
Plant in well‑drained, loamy soil enriched with organic compost. Dig a planting hole approximately 2 feet by 2 feet and space plants 3–4 feet apart. Water thoroughly after planting, then about three times per week as new growth establishes. Choose a sunny location with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight daily. Feed during spring and summer with a balanced, water‑soluble 20‑20‑20 fertilizer. Prune in early spring to rejuvenate and shape the plant. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Grown on Their Own Roots, Always:
Every True Bloom Rose® begins life as a clean tissue culture plant and grows on its own roots - never grafted. True Bloom Roses have Chi: an internal energy that lets them perform their best, standing strong on the roots they were born with.
Why does that matter? Grafted roses join two different plants together, which can introduce problems - including the risk of viruses transferred by grafting, rootstock suckers that crowd out the variety you bought, and graft unions that fail in harsh winters. Own-root roses avoid all of it. What you plant is one plant, true to its variety from petal to root tip.
The result is a healthier, longer-lived rose that establishes naturally in your garden and comes back true year after year. From clean start to first bloom, your True Bloom Rose is exactly what nature intended.
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