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Bring a touch of dramatic, shifting beauty to your landscape with the Madame Lambard Rose. Introduced in 1878 by French breeder François Lacharme, this historic heirloom Tea rose is famous for its chameleon-like nature, shifting beautifully between deep pink, salmon, and warm apricot tones depending on the weather. Known as an incredibly tough survivor that easily handles difficult locations, it provides a near-continuous flush of spectacular, heavily-petaled blooms from spring until winter.
Sunlight: Full sun
Size: Vigorous, spreading shrub reaching 4 to 6 feet tall (can grow larger in warm climates)
Fragrance: Very little to none
**All roses are from Rosie’s Herb & Rose Farm in Cedar Bluff, Alabama. If you have any questions about the roses or want to know if they are right for your garden, please reach out to rosieshrfarm@outlook.com or (423) 503-0360 or visit rosiesfarm.com for more information.
Bring a touch of dramatic, shifting beauty to your landscape with the Madame Lambard Rose. Introduced in 1878 by French breeder François Lacharme, this historic heirloom Tea rose is famous for its chameleon-like nature, shifting beautifully between deep pink, salmon, and warm apricot tones depending on the weather. Known as an incredibly tough survivor that easily handles difficult locations, it provides a near-continuous flush of spectacular, heavily-petaled blooms from spring until winter.
Sunlight: Full sun
Size: Vigorous, spreading shrub reaching 4 to 6 feet tall (can grow larger in warm climates)
Fragrance: Very little to none
**All roses are from Rosie’s Herb & Rose Farm in Cedar Bluff, Alabama. If you have any questions about the roses or want to know if they are right for your garden, please reach out to rosieshrfarm@outlook.com or (423) 503-0360 or visit rosiesfarm.com for more information.