Cinnamon Hearts™ Rose -Repeat Bloomer

Cinnamon Hearts™ Rose
Rosa x 'VLR13003' USPPAF, CPBRAF | Bloomin' Easy®

Why Cinnamon Hearts™ Rose has been trending since 2025

• Continuous color: Nonstop blooms from late spring through fall – no gaps, no downtime
• Disease-resistant genetics: Bloomin' Easy® breeding means clean foliage without constant spraying
• Compact modern scale: 2-3' size fits containers, small yards, and tight foundation plantings
• Zone 3-9 hardiness: Handles extreme cold and summer heat where other roses fail
• Low-maintenance luxury: All the beauty of classic roses without the fuss

What This Plant Does For You

Delivers nonstop color from late spring through fall with waves of rich scarlet blooms that keep your landscape vibrant when other plants fade.

Eliminates rose maintenance headaches with superior disease resistance that means no black spot, no powdery mildew, no weekly spray schedules.

Solves small-space challenges with a compact 2-3' mounding habit that fits modern yards, containers, and foundation beds without overwhelming the space.

Creates instant curb appeal as a mass planting, low hedge, or container focal point that reads as a solid block of red from the street.

Reduces garden workload with minimal pruning needs, drought tolerance once established, and reliable rebloom without deadheading.

Attracts pollinators throughout the growing season, supporting bees and butterflies with accessible blooms and light fragrance.

Plant Highlights

Size & Growth: 2-3' tall × 2-3' wide | Fast growth rate | Compact mounding form
Bloom: Scarlet-red double flowers with golden centers | Late spring through fall | Light fragrance
Zones: 3-9 | Full sun | Deciduous
Light: Full sun (6+ hours required for best bloom)
Water: Moderate – regular watering first season, then drought-tolerant
Soil: Adaptable to most soils | Prefers well-drained

Premium Features & Solutions

Bloomin' Easy® Disease Resistance: Bred specifically for clean, healthy foliage without chemical intervention. Cinnamon Hearts™ resists black spot, powdery mildew, and rust – the three diseases that destroy most roses. This means you spend time enjoying flowers instead of diagnosing problems.

True Reblooming Performance: Unlike one-flush roses that bloom for three weeks and quit, Cinnamon Hearts™ produces continuous waves of flowers from late spring through fall frost. No deadheading required – the plant naturally cycles into new blooms while older flowers fade cleanly.

Compact Container-Friendly Scale: The 2-3' mounding habit makes this rose ideal for patio containers, small urban gardens, and tight foundation plantings where traditional landscape roses sprawl too wide. It holds its shape naturally without constant pruning.

Extreme Climate Tolerance: Hardy from zone 3 (down to -40°F) through zone 9 (summer heat to 95°F+), Cinnamon Hearts™ handles temperature extremes that kill tender roses. This is the rose for challenging climates.

Pollinator Magnet: Clusters of accessible blooms with visible golden stamens provide nectar and pollen for bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects throughout the growing season – supporting your garden ecosystem while delivering color.

Low-Water Once Established: After the first season of regular watering, Cinnamon Hearts™ develops a deep root system that handles dry spells without wilting or dropping buds. Perfect for water-conscious gardeners.

Smart Growing Guide

For Beginners – Get Started Right

Planting: Choose a full-sun location (6+ hours minimum). Dig a hole 2× wider than the root ball and just as deep. Remove the plant from its container, gently loosen circling roots, and position so the top of the root ball sits level with the ground. Backfill with native soil (no amendments needed), water deeply, and apply 2-3" of mulch around the base (keep mulch 3" away from stems).

Watering: Water deeply 2-3× per week during the first growing season to establish strong roots. Let the top 2" of soil dry between waterings – roses don't like wet feet. By the second season, reduce to weekly watering. Once established, your rose will handle rainfall with occasional supplemental watering during drought.

Fertilizing: Apply a balanced rose fertilizer or slow-release granular fertilizer in early spring when new growth emerges. Feed again in midsummer to support continuous blooming. Follow package directions – more is not better and can burn roots.

Pruning: In late winter or very early spring (before new growth starts), cut the entire plant back to 12-18" tall to remove dead wood and encourage fresh, vigorous growth. This annual "hard prune" keeps the plant compact, healthy, and blooming heavily. During the growing season, no deadheading is needed – spent blooms drop cleanly.

For Advanced Gardeners – Optimization Tips

Soil Optimization: While Cinnamon Hearts™ tolerates a range of soils, peak performance comes from slightly acidic to neutral pH (6.0-7.0) with good drainage. Amend heavy clay with compost and coarse sand; add sulfur if pH exceeds 7.5. Avoid planting in low spots where water pools.

Strategic Placement: In zones 8-9, provide afternoon shade to prevent petal scorch during peak summer heat. In zones 3-5, plant in a protected location (south-facing wall or sheltered bed) to maximize winter hardiness and extend the bloom season.

Advanced Watering: Install drip irrigation on a timer for the first season to ensure consistent deep watering without overwatering. Aim for 1-1.5" per week including rainfall. Water at the base of the plant, not overhead, to keep foliage dry and reduce disease pressure.

Companion Planting: Underplant with low-growing perennials like Catmint, Salvia, or Lavender to create a layered border. Pair with ornamental grasses (Pennisetum, Panicum) for textural contrast. Mass plant in groups of 3-5 for maximum impact, spacing 3' apart.

Bloom Maximization: Use a bloom-boosting fertilizer (higher phosphorus, lower nitrogen) in early spring and midsummer. Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers that promote foliage at the expense of flowers. Mulch with compost annually to build soil organic matter and support vigorous growth.

Winter Protection (Zones 3-5): After the first hard frost, mound 8-12" of mulch or compost around the base of the plant to insulate roots. Remove in early spring when new growth begins.

Pro Tips for Maximum Impact

• Plant in spring or fall for best establishment – avoid summer planting in zones 7-9
• Space 3' apart for mass plantings or low hedges that create a continuous ribbon of red
• Use as a container thriller in large pots (16"+ diameter) paired with trailing annuals for patio color
• Mulch generously (2-3" layer) to retain moisture, regulate soil temperature, and suppress weeds
• Prune hard in late winter – don't be afraid to cut back to 12-18" for vigorous regrowth and heavy bloom
• Pair with silver foliage (Artemisia, Dusty Miller, Lamb's Ear) to make the red blooms pop

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do the volume savings work?
A: Simply select your pack size from the size selector above. Buy 1 at everyday price, buy 2 and save 15% (Better Value), buy 4 and save 25% (Gardener's Special), or buy 6 and save 30% (Landscape Pro Bundle). The discounted price is built right into each pack — no coupon codes needed.

Q: Will Cinnamon Hearts™ Rose survive in my zone?
A: Cinnamon Hearts™ thrives in USDA zones 3-9, handling extreme cold (down to -40°F) and summer heat (up to 95°F+) with proper care.

Q: How long until it blooms?
A: Most plants bloom the first season after planting. Larger pack sizes often include more established plants that bloom within weeks of planting if installed in spring.

Q: Does it need full sun?
A: Yes. Cinnamon Hearts™ requires at least 6 hours of direct sun for best bloom production. Less sun = fewer flowers and weaker growth.

Q: Do I need to deadhead spent blooms?
A: No. Cinnamon Hearts™ is self-cleaning – spent blooms drop naturally and the plant cycles into new flowers without intervention.

Q: Is it disease-resistant?
A: Yes. Bloomin' Easy® genetics provide superior resistance to black spot, powdery mildew, and rust. You won't need to spray fungicides.

Q: Can I grow it in a container?
A: Absolutely. Use a container at least 16" in diameter with drainage holes. Use quality potting mix (not garden soil) and water more frequently than in-ground plants.

Q: How often does it bloom?
A: Cinnamon Hearts™ blooms continuously from late spring through fall frost in most climates. Expect waves of heavy bloom with lighter flowering in between.

Q: Will deer eat it?
A: Roses are not deer-resistant. In areas with heavy deer pressure, use repellents or fencing to protect plants.

Q: How do I prune it?
A: In late winter (February-March in most zones), cut the entire plant back to 12-18" tall. Remove dead, damaged, or crossing stems. This annual hard prune encourages vigorous growth and heavy bloom.

Q: Is it fragrant?
A: Yes, but lightly. Cinnamon Hearts™ has a pleasant, subtle fragrance – not overpowering like some old garden roses.

Q: Can I use it as a hedge?
A: Yes. Plant 3' apart for a continuous low hedge (2-3' tall) that provides season-long color along walkways, borders, or property lines. The Landscape Pro Bundle (6-pack) is ideal for establishing a full hedge run at maximum savings.

Ordering & Shipping

Processing Time: Orders ship within 1-3 business days. Orders placed after 4:00 PM Wednesday–Sunday ship the following Monday.

Shipping Protection: We monitor weather conditions and may hold your order temporarily if extreme cold (below 34°F) or heat (above 95°F) threatens plant health during transit. This ensures you receive the healthiest possible product.

Seasonal Expectations: Plant size and appearance vary by season. Your Cinnamon Hearts™ Rose may arrive smaller or larger than pictured depending on the time of year. Blooms are often trimmed before shipping as they don't travel well. Consider your purchase an investment in your garden's future – enjoy watching it grow to its full potential!

Additional Highlights:

• Pollinator Friendly: Yes
• Deer Resistant: No
• Pet Friendly: Yes
• Reblooming: Yes
• Cold & Heat Tolerant: Yes
• Drought Tolerant: Yes (once established)
• Grown by: The Plant Factory