Peggy Martin Rose — 3 Gallon

This rose survived a hurricane. Yours can survive anything.

When Hurricane Katrina hit Louisiana in 2005, the Peggy Martin rose sat under 20 feet of saltwater for 23 days. Every other plant died. The Peggy Martin bloomed again in the spring.

That's not just a plant. That's Louisiana resilience in a pot.

Now you can bring that same tough, beautiful rose home — grown right here in central Louisiana by a family nursery in Forest Hill.

WHAT YOU'RE GETTING

✓ One 3-gallon Peggy Martin rose, ready to plant ✓ A mature, established plant — not a tiny starter ✓ Gorgeous pink blooms from spring through fall ✓ Extremely drought and heat tolerant once established ✓ Nearly disease-resistant — great for beginner gardeners ✓ Grows 15–20 feet if left to climb, or kept pruned as a shrub

PLANTING TIPS FOR LOUISIANA

Plant in full sun (6+ hours). Water deeply twice a week for the first month, then let it go. This rose was literally built for Louisiana weather.

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