Climbing rose bred by Armand Garcon
Madame Isaac Pereire
Madame Isaac Pereire
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Bare-root roses are lifted only after they enter dormancy and the shoots have fully matured and hardened. Lifting them too early can stress the plants and leave young growth insufficiently mature.
We do not force the season simply to ship earlier. We wait for the right point in the plant’s natural cycle, so you receive a strong, well-matured rose ready for planting and the season ahead.
What about colder regions and winter frost?
Waiting until the shoots have fully matured helps the plants enter winter better prepared for low temperatures.
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Experience the timeless beauty of one of the world's most celebrated heritage roses. Madame Isaac Pereire is a climbing Bourbon rose with huge fuchsia-pink flowers, an exceptionally strong fragrance and abundant repeat flowering. Its edible petals, vigorous growth and romantic character make it an outstanding choice for arches, walls and fragrant gardens.
Choose it if you want a historic rose that fills the garden with unforgettable fragrance, spectacular blooms and the pleasure of harvesting petals for homemade rose jam.
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Full description:
We have a small request, almost as if it came from its creator, Armand Garçon: give this remarkable rose a place where it can truly be admired. Madame Isaac Pereire rewards that choice generously, returning year after year with magnificent flowers, unforgettable fragrance and a presence that few roses can match.
Its enormous, cup-shaped blooms, filled with around 50 petals, open in rich fuchsia-pink tones that immediately become the centre of attention. As a historic Bourbon climbing rose, it combines old-world romance with remarkable garden performance, flowering repeatedly throughout the season.
Reaching approximately 180–200 cm in height, Madame Isaac Pereire is ideal for arches, walls, fences and large borders where its vigorous growth and extraordinary perfume can be fully appreciated. Few roses create such a powerful atmosphere, filling the surrounding space with fragrance every time they bloom.
One of its most unusual qualities is that its highly fragrant petals are edible and traditionally used for making rose jam. Whether admired in the garden or transformed into homemade preserves, Madame Isaac Pereire offers an experience that goes far beyond beautiful flowers, becoming a rose to enjoy with every sense.
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Characteristics:
Type: Climbing Bourbon rose
Creator: Armand Garçon
Colour: Rich fuchsia-pink
Flower: Large, cup-shaped flowers with approximately 50 petals
Fragrance: Exceptionally strong fragrance
Flowering: Abundant repeat flowering
Height at maturity: 180–200 cm
Width at maturity: Approximately 120–150 cm
Use: Arches, walls, fences, fragrant gardens, edible petals, rose jam
Special feature: Edible, fragrant petals suitable for making rose jam
Delivery format: Potted rose or bare-root rose, depending on season and availability
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Frequently asked questions:
Is Madame Isaac Pereire highly fragrant?
Yes. Madame Isaac Pereire is famous for its exceptionally strong fragrance, making it one of the finest choices for gardeners who want a rose that perfumes the entire garden.
Can I use the petals to make rose jam?
Absolutely. One of the unique qualities of Madame Isaac Pereire is its edible, fragrant petals, traditionally used to prepare homemade rose jam and other culinary creations.
Does Madame Isaac Pereire repeat flower?
Yes. Unlike many historic roses, Madame Isaac Pereire flowers repeatedly, allowing you to enjoy several flushes of its spectacular blooms and fragrance throughout the season.
Where should I plant Madame Isaac Pereire?
Its vigorous climbing habit makes it ideal for arches, pergolas, fences and walls where both the flowers and fragrance can be appreciated. Give it enough space to develop and it will reward you with an impressive display year after year.
What does the rose look like on delivery?
The appearance of the rose depends on the delivery format, the month and the natural stage of growth. For clear explanations, see What roses look like on delivery →
What should I do after planting?
Water deeply after planting and keep the soil lightly moist during the first weeks. For step-by-step guidance, see the planting guide →
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