Eden Climbing Rose Eden Pretty In Pink 4" Pot Live Starter Plant Own Root Not Grafted Defoliated And Trimmed For The Season

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This listing is intended for buyers who understand and are comfortable with live plant shipping, natural plant variability, and standard shop policies.

If you have any questions, please contact us prior to ordering.

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• We are a licensed and inspected nursery. All plants ship with proper certification

• Care instructions are sent digitally before shipment (printed only if marked as a gift)

Seasonal Trimming and Defoliation Notice

We intentionally trim and defoliate our roses a couple times throughout the year as part of routine plant care and preparation.

This is typically done once in the fall and again in late spring to early summer to refresh growth and help maintain plant health by reducing pest and disease pressure.

Plants may arrive with little to no foliage or visible new growth during these periods. This is normal, expected, and beneficial for the plant.

Please only purchase if you are comfortable receiving a seasonally trimmed plant.

Why We Do This

• Prepares roses for seasonal changes

• Prevents pests and diseases from carrying over

• Reduces stress during shipping

• Encourages rest and sets the plant up for vigorous spring growth

Care Note

Roses should not be fertilized while in a resting stage. If your rose flushes new leaves in winter under warm, bright conditions, you may begin a light balanced fertilizer program to support that growth. Otherwise, wait until spring when steady new growth appears before resuming regular feeding.

Growth Timing Notice

Roses naturally cycle through periods of active growth and slower growth throughout the year. Visible new growth may not always be present at the time of shipment. This is normal, especially for young own-root roses, which prioritize root development and plant establishment before pushing new foliage.

Growth rate and leaf production depend on temperature, daylight, and local growing conditions. Once conditions are favorable, your plant will resume active growth.

Cane Size Notice

These roses are grown on their own roots (not grafted) and are propagated in batches. Because of this, cane thickness varies depending on the original cutting size.

Cane Appearance Notice

Rose stems may range in color from green to brown or woody in appearance as they mature. This is normal and indicates healthy, established growth—not disease or decline. Older starter plants will often have a hardened, woody base.

Both forms are healthy and correct for young roses:

• Fine canes — approx. 3 mm / 1/8" (wooden skewer size); flexible and developing, will thicken naturally

• Thicker canes — approx. 6–7 mm / 1/4" (pencil size); already beginning to harden and bulk up

Both are normal for own-root roses and will thicken as the plant matures. Cane thickness reflects propagation stage — not plant health.

Plants typically ship between 2–10 inches tall with flexible, developing cane/canes ready to push fresh growth once settled. Plants are one or more canes.

Shipping Stress & Recovery:

Live plants can experience cosmetic stress during shipping, especially during periods of extreme heat or cold. Signs of shipping stress can include, but are not limited to, minor leaf damage, temporary wilting, or slight discoloration.

If your plant arrives stressed but viable, we are happy to provide guidance and recovery recommendations. Many plants recover with time and proper care. Paying close attention to the planting and watering instructions above is especially important during the recovery period.

If you prefer not to attempt recovery, we will gladly provide a prepaid return shipping label. To be eligible for a refund, damaged, stressed, or otherwise unsatisfactory plants must be returned.

Once the returned item(s) are received, a refund will be issued.

Please note that we do not offer replacements.

Photos must be provided within 24 hours of delivery for any shipping related concern.

Please include clear photos of the plant. If the shipping box or packaging materials are damaged, please include clear photos of the damage as well.

We offer a 7-day return window

Orders with an incorrect or undeliverable shipping address provided by the buyer are non-refundable. Please verify your shipping address before placing your order.

Weather & Shipping Protection

• Heat pack recommended below 40°F

• Cold pack recommended above 85°F

• Temperature packs reduce risk but are not guaranteed

• Select your temperature protection option at checkout. We will choose the appropriate pack based on transit weather conditions

• Orders may be held during extreme weather and shipped when conditions are safe

• We are not responsible for damage caused by weather or temperature conditions during transit. Temperature protection is recommended to help reduce risk

Plant Details

• Shipped in 4" pot

• Size varies by growth stage and crop rotation

• We select the largest and healthiest available

• Plants may be lightly trimmed for shipping

• Photos are for reference only

Shipping Restrictions

• No shipping to AZ, HI, AK, PR, or U.S. Virgin Islands


Climbing Rose ‘Pretty in Pink Eden’

The Pretty in Pink Eden (also known as Meiviolin or ‘Margaret Mae’) is a vigorous climbing rose admired for its full, old-fashioned blooms in a rich, romantic pink. A stunning addition to arbors, fences, and trellises, it’s a standout in any rose collection.

Features:

Large, double blooms in vibrant shades of pink

Classic old-fashioned rose form with romantic appeal

Vigorous climber, ideal for garden structures

Repeat bloomer, flowers Spring through Fall

Hardy growth habit

Mature Height: 10–12 ft

Mature Width: 6–8 ft

Thrives in: Full Sun to Part Sun

Zones: 5–9