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Memorial Rose – A Beautiful Sympathy Plant that Lasts

A blooming rose plant designed as a living memorial tribute, offering an enduring sympathy gift that grows alongside memories.

$12500
  • Ships same or next business via FedEx Ground.
  • Care instructions and a personalized gift card are included with each gift tree
Color: Buttery White

Description

Some gifts say what words cannot. The Remembrance Rose is one of them. Its blossoms return each year as a quiet act of devotion — a living tribute to a life that mattered. Give it as a living keepsake of someone cherished, and let its blooms become part of the long, slow work of remembering. A gift that grows alongside the grief.

Will this gift thrive where it's shipping?

Check the hardiness zone and care details in the specifications below. Outdoor trees and flowering plants thrive in their recommended USDA zones.

Indoor options like peace lilies and gardenias adapt well to most homes.

Can I send this gift directly to the recipient or funeral home?

Yes. Keep in mind, however, FedEx ground can take 1-5 business days for delivery and home delivery may be the best choice.

And yes! There's no problem with this gift being in transit for that time.

How is this gift packaged and delivered?


Every gift is carefully secured in a custom box. Care instructions and a free personalized sympathy card are included.

Each tree/plant will arrive with it's root ball in a burlap bag and tied with a ribbon.

More Memorial Tree Details

plants packaging process
  • Cannot Ship to
    AK, CA, HI, PR
  • Hardiness Zone
    4-10
  • Mature Height
    2-6 ft
  • Blooms
    Blush Pink/White
  • Leaves
    Green

How to Care for Your Rose Sympathy Plant

Everyday Care

Give your rose water every 4-5 days, and more when it's hot outside. Roses love full sunshine. You can trim your rose bush in early to mid-spring when new growth starts to appear.

Planting Your Rose

Dig a hole big enough for all the roots. Roses grow best in rich soil that drains well. Adding some compost helps your rose grow strong. Place your rose in the hole and gently loosen the sides of the root ball. Make sure the top of the roots sits level with the ground. Fill the hole with soil and compost, pat it down firmly, and give it plenty of water.

Winter Protection

Before cold weather arrives, put a thick layer of bark mulch around your rose to keep it warm. On very cold nights, you can also cover your rose with a thin sheet to protect it from frost.

Growing in Pots

When putting a rose in a pot, check if the soil is dry and water it well if needed. Choose a pot that holds at least 3 gallons of soil. Mix in some compost for better results. The best time to move your rose to a new pot is in early spring when it's still dormant.

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