Rose ‘Yunni’ Live Plant – 2–3 Gallon Shrub Rose | Cream & Apricot Double Flowers | Heat Tolerant Repeat Bloomer | Rare Garden Rose

Add elegant, softly blended color to your garden with this live Rose ‘Yunni’. Bred by Tianlang Roses, Yunni is a distinctive shrub rose featuring creamy-white outer petals surrounding a glowing apricot-orange center, creating an attractive two-tone effect.

The fully double flowers measure approximately 2.4–3.1 inches across and develop a rounded, cupped form reminiscent of classic English-style garden roses. Yunni is described as a repeat bloomer with excellent heat tolerance and firm petals that hold their form well during warm weather and rainy conditions. Its fragrance is reported to be very light.

This upright, well-branched shrub develops glossy dark green foliage and works beautifully in garden beds, borders, landscapes, and large containers. Plants are prepared for shipping by trimming roots and branches and removing some foliage as necessary. Depending on the season, your rose may also arrive dormant and leafless.

You will receive:
✔️ 1 live Rose ‘Yunni’ plant
✔️ 2–3 gallon class shrub rose
✔️ Shipped with protected soil/root ball rather than nursery pot
✔️ Creamy-white and apricot-orange double flowers when mature
✔️ Heat-tolerant repeat-blooming variety
✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Yunni Rose
Botanical Name: Rosa ‘Yunni’
Plant Type: Perennial flowering shrub rose
Growth Stage: Established live plant
Sun Requirements: Full sun preferred; afternoon shade can be beneficial during extremely hot summers
Soil: Fertile, organic-rich, well-draining soil
Watering: Moderate; water deeply and consistently while establishing, avoiding prolonged waterlogging
Mature Height: Approximately 35–47 inches
Growth Rate: Moderate
USDA Zones: Exact cold-hardiness information is not specified for this cultivar
Container Friendly: Yes, in a sufficiently large container with excellent drainage

💡 Care Tip: Unwrap and plant your rose promptly after arrival. If the root ball has become unusually dry during transit, rehydrate it before planting. Water deeply after planting and maintain consistent moisture while new roots establish. Avoid fertilizing immediately after transplanting; wait until the rose has established and is producing healthy new growth before beginning an appropriate feeding program.