The 'Peggy Martin' rose, a survivor of Hurricane Katrina, is a symbol of resilience and beauty.
This rose is a fast grower, reaching lengths of 30'-40' long, covering structures in just a few years.
Withstanding flooding and saltwater submersion, this rose is a testament to survival and resilience.
Surprisingly, the 'Peggy Martin' rose can survive the winters of zone 4, with a cold tolerance down to -28.8°F.
This sturdy plant is rarely affected by pests or diseases, making it a low-maintenance choice for gardeners.
This Southern Belle tolerates heat and drought, thriving in well-drained soil and appreciating supplemental irrigation during dry periods.
In spring, the entire vine can be covered in sweet, petite pink rose blooms, with a second bloom expected in the fall.