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Hybrid Tea (Alain Meilland, France, before 2018)
This gorgeous, deep pink hybrid tea has a strong, sweet fragrance reminiscent of lilac and pineapple. Each bloom is enormous (5 inches), cupped, and bursting with over 200 petals. You’ll have a hard time finding a rose packed with more petals and fragrance. Perfect for cutting and bringing inside to enjoy.
AKA – Audrey Fleurot
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wattslandingohio –
Huge blooms very fragrant even during her first year. Unfortunately, Japanese beetle loved her as much as I did. Blooms last 5-7 days on plant or vase. Looking forward to 2nd season.
Deborah Copeland (verified owner) –
The rose was much, much smaller than I thought it would be. It’s just a tiny little twig and the cutting used was super thin (a little under 1/8″). I was told it would be around 12″ tall, but it is around 6-7″ tall. It is growing, and it had some good roots, though. I put it in a bigger pot because it is waaaay too tiny to go in the ground. I guess I will see how it does.
maranathaspeaklife (verified owner) –
Oh my what a beautiful rose! I ordered this rose in the fall, and she put on a bloom soon after planting. I was thrilled with this very large bloom, and smells fantastic! I truly look forward to spring. Very impressed with her so far.
Ashley Bowers (verified owner) –
I planted Loves me loves me not in the spring of 2025. It was a slow grower and stayed small the first year, but that happens for me for some roses grown in zone 7 southwest Idaho. It only got a few blooms in its first year, but they were full and beautiful.
Alice (verified owner) –
I couldn’t wait to start growing Loves Me, Loves Me Not in my zone 6b garden. I started with a very small plant in spring 2025, so I wasn’t sure what to expect for bloom production. In its first year, though, it set four blooms with an impressive number of petals. The fragrance is so different — in a good way — from what I’d experienced from any other rose. It has nice notes of pineapple. I’m glad I decided to choose this variety!
Dianna “ Dhee” Piver –
Loves me Not i planted 4 plants 🪴 kita this late spring and yes 🙌 those big blooms lots of petals is a must in the 🪴. Zone8a NC
Lily Rose (verified owner) –
Love Me Love Me Not has been the standout of my January order and is easily my favorite of the twenty roses I planted. It blooms constantly everyone assumes they are peonies, not roses. Peonies are my favorite, but they do not thrive in hot, dry Arizona, so this rose feels like the perfect substitute. I will absolutely be ordering more.
Trisha Collier (verified owner) –
I ordered Loves Me, Loves Me Not in Spring of 2025. I love it so much I just purchased 2 more for a trio. The blooms are huge, it has the most unique shade of pink and the fragrance is strong and fruity which I love! She was a standout for sure! Excited for Spring and to see her bloom and continue to grow! From 5b Iowa