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3 Cuttings of Arizona Rose Ready to Root Make Your Own Plants! Easy to root and grows pretty fast! Each cutting will be 6-8 inches long in size! Package will include 3 healthy cuttings of Arizona Rose. Leaves will be removed. The cuttings will be wrapped in wet tissue paper and plastic sheet. Fast Ship! (Var: WERina) Full, mid-sized blossoms are reminiscent of an Arizona sunset with deep golden orange tones layered with hints of pink and yellow hues. Cool weather intensifies the colors, giving this plant regional appeal. As though the unique color blend weren’t enough, this rose also boasts an intensely sweet fragrance that is astonishingly captivating. Vigorous plants are upright and bushy with bright emerald green leaves that are glossy and leathery helping to fend off disease.Product DetailsZone: 5 To 9Planting Season: SpringFertilizer Type: 5-5-7Flowering Season: SummerLight Requirements: SunFragrant: YDeciduous: YPhysical DetailsHeight: 60Flowering: YesPetal Count: 25Foliage Color: Emerald GreenFlower Color Golden OrangeSpacing: 48 To 60Bareroot: YGrafted: YDeciduous: YPrune Time: Late Fall and Early SpringHybrid / Open Pollinated: HybridScientific DetailsGenus: RosaSpecies: HybridaSubspecies: WERinaCommon Name: Arizona Grandiflora RoseI have had mine for several years, it survived Harvey and the 14 degree freeze we had here in February 2021. Plants can be easily found at local retail garden centers and are a wonderful addition to home gardens. Cuttings root easily, so if you know someone with a Peggy Martin, take a 6-to-8-inch-long cutting from this season?s growth. Cut the stem at an angle just below a leaf node. Remove lower leaves and stick the stem into a potting mix composed of 50% fine pine bark, 10% sand and 40% perlite. Be sure to moisten the potting mix well before inserting the cuttings. You can use a rooting hormone to improve rooting success; follow label instructions carefully. Use a stick or pencil to make a hole, place the cutting in the soil and then firm the soil around the stem. Water in well, and keep the soil moist but not soggy. You can help maintain the humidity for the cutting by putting a clear plastic bag over the pot. Roses generally take six to 10 weeks to root and can be placed in larger containers or outdoors when rooted. Rose cuttings take about two weeks to root if they are softwood cuttings. If you are rooting hardwood cuttings, it can take as long as two months before the roots start to develop. 3-day priority shipping Monday thru Wednesday, I do not want cuttings to set in post office. ** I am not officially certified; my plants are organically grown. What does that mean to you? Other than the obvious benefits to the planet, it means we use NO PESTICIDES, NO ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZERS. These are not pampered, babied plants that may or may not grow for you. These are lean, mean, hardy plants able to survive with nothing but watering and occasional weeding. If I can’t kill ’em, you won’t either.