Julia Child Rose Tree
Rosa floribunda 'Julia Child'
Produces buttery yellow, fragrant blooms
Disease-resistant and low-maintenance
Compact size suitable for patios and small gardens
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Get an endless display of buttery-yellow colored roses from June through September with our Juila Child Rose Tree. Set against healthy dark green foliage – the contrast in color from this plant is matchless.
Blooms and Blooms and Blooms
This repeat bloomer is delivered healthy and ready to perform the very first spring. Large yellow roses unfold slowly as new ones continuously emerge. You’ll get a full performance of fragrant, vibrant flowers all summer long.
Easiest Rose to Grow
If you think roses are complicated…you’re right in some cases, but it’s hard to mess this one up. The Julia Child Rose Tree is more than a beautiful spectacle, it’s hardy and easy to maintain. All that the disease and pest resistant tree asks for is sunshine and modestly moist soil.
Hot summers? No problem. In fact, this tree does well in most climates. Perfect for Zones 4-9, its sturdy 24 inch trunk even withstands high winds with ease.
Garden or Patio
Immediately enhance your flower garden with the bright vitality of this stunning rose tree. The unique butter-colored rose adds remarkable depth when embedded with other flowers and plants.
It is just as striking when planted by itself. Consider placing yours under a kitchen window so you’re sure to see it every day.
They do remarkably well in containers too! Put one on your back patio, and enjoy months of sweet-licorice-like fragrance that permeates from this sunshiny plant. If you’re looking for a dramatic and natural welcome for your guests, line a few of them along your sidewalk leading to your front door. Be prepared for tons of compliments and questions on how to get one.
Chic Interior Decor
Bring them inside! If you enjoy having fresh flowers in your home, then you’ll love this tree. It delivers so many roses! Clip them and enjoy their effortless beauty as your dining table centerpiece. The long stems will have you pulling out the tall vases that you love. Because you’ll get such an abundance of flowers, you can enjoy them throughout your home. The fragrance and bright yellow color will light up any bedroom, office or powder room. No matter your design style: Contemporary, traditional, modern, shabby-chic – even industrial…these roses look great in any interior environment.
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Product Details
| Mature Height: | 6 ft. |
| Mature Width: | 3 ft. |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun, Partial Shade |
| Bloom Season(s): | Spring Blooming, Summer Blooming, Fall Blooming |
| Growth Rate: | Fast Growing |
| Botanical Name: | Rosa floribunda 'Julia Child' |
| Does Not Ship To: | AK, AZ, HI |
| Grows Well In Zones: | 5-10 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 5-10 outdoors
(hardy down to -10℉)
Customer Reviews & Photos
Based on 31 reviews
Winderfuk
Wonderful! Easy!
Rose bushes
I was presently surprised at the quality of the packaging and condition of the roses. I will be using you whenever possible for future purchases.
Rose Tree
I have purchased rose trees from a major rose seller and was often disappointed. The Julia Child Rose Tree Fast Growing Tree was exceptional. Tree was perfect, shipped well and exceeded all my expectations. As a first time buyer, I will be coming back for all my needs. Thank You.
Patiently waiting for blood s
Just planned. Looking good. Had new growth. Cannot wait to see if bloom.
Healthy and perfectly straight
The Julia Child Rose Tree arrived in perfect condition. She had many buds and flowers. I snipped them off so she can devote the next few weeks to root growth. She is staked in a large pot for this year. Next year I plan to add her to the landscape.
