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Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose

Rosa ‘Martha Stewart’

  • Premium Cut Flowers: Long-lasting apricot-pink blooms with 100+ petals and a refreshing citrus fragrance.
  • Heat Tolerant Hybrid Tea: Thrives where others fade, performing reliably from Zone 5 to Zone 11.
  • Superior Disease Resistance: Bred to resist black spot and mildew for clean, glossy green foliage.
  • Compact Garden Size: Tidy 3-5 foot habit works beautifully in large containers or tight borders.
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Specifications

Plant specifications
Plant Characteristics Fragrant, Disease resistant, Flowering, Cold hardy, Attracts pollinators
Hardiness Zone 5a to 11b
Sunlight Full sun
Height 3-4 ft
Width 2-3 ft
Watering Needs Moderate
Preferred Soil Clay, Loamy
Growth Rate Moderate
Growth Habit Climbing, Spreading, Trailing, Upright
Plant Life Cycle Perennial
Blooms In Fall, Summer, Spring
Flower Color Pink
Foliage Color Green, Dark green
Fragrant Yes
Pet Safety Toxic to pets
Suitable Space Outdoors, Container, Indoors
Plant Name Rose
Botanical Name Rosa ‘Meiffable’
Species spp.
Cultivar Meiffable
Class Magnoliopsida
Does Not Ship To AK, HI, ID, MT, PR
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Anonymous (United States)
Excellent Specimens

Very happy with the rose bushes I received. Both appear to be very healthy and were well packaged - no damage during shipping. I found them to be far better specimens than other roses I’ve purchased this year from brands dedicated to roses/flowers - and they were cheaper or competitively priced as well. I would definitely buy more products from Nature Hills based on this experience.

Healthy, well-rooted specimens that arrive without shipping damage, that is exactly what we aim for every time. It is also great to hear they held up well compared to what you have tried from other sources. Martha Stewart Hybrid Teas are vigorous growers, so with a good first season of establishment you should have a really rewarding plant on your hands. We look forward to growing your garden further.

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Jazmin (United States)
Martha Stewart Rose

My rose was delivered today and I am beyond happy with the quality of the rose bush. Very healthy and still had a few baby buds and a full rose. Will be ordering again.

A rose arriving with buds already forming and a full bloom on it is a good sign of what is ahead for you. The Martha Stewart Hybrid Tea is a strong grower, so once it settles in and gets established you should see it really take off. Thanks for sharing, Jazmin, and we look forward to your next order. The Nature Hills Team

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Brenda (United States)
The rose arrived in great shape

The rose arrived in great shape. The only thing I see is the appearance of yellow leaves near the base of the plant and some additional ones further up. It's in a large pot, so I'm providing more water and added peat moss along the base. It's hot here in San Antonio, Tx.

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Annie (United States)
love this rose!

love this rose! Got it few weeks ago, already acclimating well and has given me several glorious blooms! Very happy!

A few weeks in and already blooming. that is a great sign that the plant settled in well. Hybrid teas can sometimes sulk after shipping, so seeing strong early blooms means yours is off to a solid start. Enjoy every one of them, Annie. Thanks for sharing the update!

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Tanya (United States)
Pale pink gem

A beautiful rose but lost all bloom because it was crammed and folded over. I have just recently had one bloom. Smell is wonderful . I hope the stems can hold the layers of petals, it bent over in the bloom cycle.

Frequently Asked Questions

What planting zones is the Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose hardy in?

  • The Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose is hardy in USDA zones 6-9. This allows it to thrive in most temperate regions while providing reliable winter survival. Plant in spring after last frost for best establishment.

How hardy is the Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose in cold climates?

  • The Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose follows typical Hybrid Tea hardiness patterns for most temperate zones. Like most Hybrid Teas, it benefits from winter protection in colder regions through mulching and proper fall care. Shop Nature Hills for specific zone recommendations.

What is the size at maturity for the Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose (height and width)?

  • The Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose typically reaches 4-6 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide at maturity. Like most Hybrid Tea roses, it has an upright, vase-like growth habit with strong, sturdy stems. Allow adequate spacing of 3-4 feet between plants for proper air circulation and room to grow.

Does the Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose require full sun or partial shade?

  • The Martha Stewart Hybrid Tea Rose thrives in full sun, requiring at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily for optimal blooming and disease resistance. Like all Hybrid Tea roses, it needs maximum sun exposure to produce those large, high-centered blooms and maintain strong stem development. Plant in your sunniest garden spot for best performance.

Is the Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose disease-resistant, especially to black spot?

  • The Martha Stewart Hybrid Tea Rose features glossy, deep green foliage that stays "clean and handsome all season," indicating good disease resistance. While specific black spot resistance isn't detailed, proper spacing and air circulation will help maintain its healthy appearance. Shop at Nature Hills for this elegant garden addition.

How is the Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose shipped—bare root or potted?

  • The Martha Stewart™ Hybrid Tea Rose ships as a bare root plant during the dormant season (typically late winter to early spring) and as a potted plant during the growing season. Bare root shipping allows for better root establishment and is the preferred method for roses. Plant bare root roses immediately upon arrival for best results.