Real Rose Fragrance With Lush Apricot Blooms

At Last® Rose is the rose you plant when you want that unmistakable “stop-and-smell” experience—true rose fragrance paired with full, romantic blooms. The flowers open a warm apricot tone with soft peachy-gold highlights, and that color flatters almost any garden palette. It’s especially beautiful with purple and blue perennials, deep green evergreens, and silver foliage that makes the apricot glow.

The bloom form feels classic, not sparse or single-petaled, which gives At Last® a higher-end look in beds and borders. It’s the kind of rose that makes a front yard feel welcoming and intentional, and it also shines in a cutting garden when you want a fragrant handful of blooms for the kitchen table. If fragrance is on your must-have list, this rose earns its name.

Repeat Blooming Color That Carries From Spring Through Frost

At Last® Rose is built for modern landscapes: it reblooms in flushes so you’re not left with one short show and months of green. You’ll typically see flowers from late spring well into fall, especially with consistent sun and a simple care routine. That steady bloom cycle makes it ideal for foundation beds, sunny borders, and “high-visibility” spots where you want dependable color.

One of the most satisfying things about this rose is how it keeps looking good between flushes. The foliage stays attractive, the plant holds a tidy shape, and you don’t have to treat it like a fragile diva to get results. Deadheading helps speed rebloom and keep the plant looking polished, but At Last® is still a strong performer for gardeners who want beauty without constant fuss.

A Perfect Shrub Rose Size For Beds, Borders, And Flowering Hedges

At Last® Rose typically matures around 3–4 feet tall and 3–4 feet wide, which lands right in the sweet spot for most home landscapes. It’s big enough to read as a true flowering shrub, yet compact enough to fit into mixed beds without crowding everything around it. Use it as a focal plant near an entry, repeat it down a walkway for rhythm and fragrance, or tuck it into a sunny border where the apricot blooms can play off nearby perennials.

This size also makes it a strong candidate for a hedge. A row of At Last® roses creates a flowering boundary that feels softer than a boxwood line and far more seasonal. Because it stays in a manageable range, pruning and shaping are straightforward, and you can keep the hedge looking full without losing the bloom power that makes it special.

Confidence In The Landscape With Strong Disease Resistance

At Last® Rose is prized for being easier to grow than many traditional roses, thanks to strong disease resistance when it’s planted correctly. Give it full sun, avoid crowding, and water at the base so foliage stays drier—those simple habits support cleaner leaves and better overall vigor. The result is a rose that looks “garden beautiful” longer, even through summer weather swings.

For best performance, pair good airflow with steady moisture during establishment, then keep a mulch ring to help the soil hold water and reduce weeds (keep mulch off the stems). Feed in spring and after the first big flush to support repeat blooming, and do a simple late-winter prune to refresh the plant each year. It’s a rose that rewards basic good gardening with standout fragrance and months of color.