I have several, e-mail me.

I got one last year, it overwintered in my very open rose & flower bed. It just bloomed, with many more to come!

Thank you Karl ~ for making me feel like Christmas Day today!

Received this AM very sweet OSO Easy Peachy Cream & OSO Easy Paprika. They were promptly potted & should look better tomorrow after resting in their temp beds w/ fresh from bag potting soil! Paprika even flashed a bud open to show off that her trip was a piece of cake. Peachy Cream has a few to flash very soon ~ had a few limp tops that I didn't hesitate to clip to make her feel better.

I'll keep them potted for a while ~ w/ getting barraged by storms, hails & damaging winds these past 2 weeks ~ couldn't get their sites ready!

Thrilled & thanks again!!!

Karl, this is for you ~ just an update on the Peachy Cream OSO Easy ~ now in her permanent site since Jul17 & already giving me a preview of how bloom-productive she will be as a mature shrub & how well she grows!

Despite the 3-digit temps these past 2 weeks she does not hesitate to keep producing blooms!

I'm just waiting for a li'l respite from this heat ~ wave & will sink *Honey Bun* in her f/s site. Paprika should be in her home by tomorrow ~ 88* should be good!

Great, Am waiting for cooler temps before sending you the other two Paprikas.

Thanks Karl ~ another reason I cant' wait for a bit of cool-down soon!

BTW this is the year of the J Beetles, here & I've been relentless in my pursuit of these rose-bloom-munching li'l villains. I must have drowned in soapy sol. tons of them ~ & think of the 50 eggs for every one that got away ~ so I can't quit the hunt!!! They haven't touched any of the 4 OSO Easy babes ~ thank heavens!

6 OSO Easy babes arrived from IN safely w/ just 2 small stems broken ~ no big deal. I temporarily/promptly parked them in containers (prep'd in anticipation).

I meant to keep them there for at least a week to get over the stress of the travel but today was a gift from Ma Nature ~ cool & sunny ~ lower 80s temp w/ nice breeze & clouds to break the sun, intermittently ~ couldn't ask for a better day, so all 6 OSO Easy (4 Mango Salsa & 2 Paprika) babies are now in their permanent homes! I felt like Christmas in August!

BTW ~ Peachy Cream baby since planting in the ground (Mid Jul) has been a non-stop bloomer ~ started by producing 1 bud at a time daily, now for the first time has a stem w/ multiple buds to flash soon! Honey Bun has been in the 1-bud-a-day stage as well as Paprika #1 (heat-wave may have delayed adjustment time)!

FWIW

This is an up-date on my 10 baby OSO Easy roses, planted during the heat-wave days 2011 in Iowa ~ all are full of buds & can't wait for their shows ~ very soon, due to early onset of Spring, despite the titter-totter temps from nearly too hot to freezing!!!

Happy gardening!!!

Mine are growing in pots in my greenhouse and blooming like crazy. am going over to the mall on the corner this weekend with a bunch of them.

Hi Karl ~ Peachy Cream came thru & unfurled her first, followed by 1 of the 3 Paprikas ~ so tickled!!! Temps dropped once more & all the buds decided to curl up for cat-naps! Soon hopefully, they all brave the see-saw temps & put on their shows, if only mighty sun would show up more!!!

I've only seen "Cherry pie" locally. Now that I saw this thread I had to seach out pics of Peachy Cream and honey Bun and wow. Very pretty! I need to find me one...maybe next year they will have more, it seems everyone is caught up in drift and knockouts right now. Even my fav nursery :( I was happy to find one Queen O The Lakes at another nursery though, instead of the endless knockouts (NOT that I mind, but a little variety would be nice!!). Like the OP, I'm just not that into mail ordering plants...I just can't bring myself to do it...