I do not grow that La Marne rose but here some info on helpmefind.com:

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.3671

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.3671&tab=36

http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.3671&tab=32

I noticed helpmefind.com has this rose hardy from zones 7b-9b

But other sources say zones 5-9????? Hopefully someone that grows this rose can shed light on what zones its hardy...

http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/earthkindroses/cultivars/la-marne/

https://www.antiqueroseemporium.com/roses/908/la-marne

I wonder about the growing zone. Some places have zone 5. I may call Chamblee tomorrow and see what they say

Chamblee lists la marne rose hardy zone 4-9...lol

https://www.chambleeroses.com/order/Weeks-Roses//La-Marne/241

Most sources have it listed as hardy zones 5-9

I always try to find someone one the GW that really has the rose , 5 to 9 would be good for my zone.

Patty, Thanks for the great pictures! I really want to get that rose now.:-)

I was trying to find a better photo for you. Found it, I think this one shows the color better.

Your welcome.

It is lovely and different from double pink knock out. I think this is the rose I need. I am sorry I waited so late in the season and hope I can order one. I will start calling around in the morning. Great picture

I must say that I picked up double Pink Knockout this year and really like it.

In my yard anyway La Marne truly deserves its earth kind rating.

Our neighbor has some pink Double Ko's. I have some red ones.

Patty W. do you have much BS pressure in Illiniois? I notice you have all types of disease resistant roses...

I love La Marne. It is usually the first to bloom in my yard and blooms all summer until late November or early December. Disease free in a no spray garden. Pretty good for a rose that I had never heard of until I bought it during end of season sale for $1 at Home Depot!

We have very high black spot pressure and powdery mildew. Our humidity starts with the corn coming up and ends when the corn turns brown. When I went no spray I ended up shovel pruning a couple hundred roses. This year was the worst in a long time. First tons of rain which was nice. But the month of nearly absent sunlight in a very cool June did its damage. We also reach dew point for nearly the entire season. With very few exceptions roses are not immune to anthracnose. :-) I've never seen so many spots in my life and hope too not see it again. However no mildew or black spot with one exception an Austin rose I picked up last year with exceptional disease resistance ( we'll see ).

I just ordered La Marne from Chamblee. Should get here next Thursday. Several places were out of this rose so I guess it is popular.

I don't spray my roses anymore so am collecting earth kind roses and any rose that can go with out spraying.

If we could just find roses that did not get the RRD we would be happy

Boy isn't that the truth. There are some very nice Kordes rose that would be very happy with. More than half of my roses are Kordes and they have preformed very well here.

I will investigate the Kordes roses. I am out of room now but hope to add a few more roses. I lost a lot of roses in 2013 ro RRD and started collecting hydrangea but I miss my roses.

One year, I lost 35 roses to RRD. I'm down to losing maybe 1 a year because I notice the symptoms earlier now.

Pink Double Knock Out is the best KO, I think. I have a whole hedgerow of them, and they do great without feeding or spraying or even irrigation!

La Marne looks beautiful! Wonder why I don't have that one? I have an Earth Kind bed, and in the past few years, I've been favoring Kordes roses over the Buck roses that made up most of the Earthkind list. It could be that I've been buying the Kordes roses from Palatine and they come to me much more mature and grafted to multiflora, where the Buck roses come from Chamblee own-root, and much much smaller. They struggle to get established in our harsh conditions, where the Kordes roses grow like crazy.

As a matter of fact, I have a problem right now with some of the Kordes Fairy Tale roses. They grew way larger than expected---catalogs say 3-4 feet, mine are 9 feet tall and wide. They bloom constantly, even now, in October, and the foliage is awesomely clean and green! Too bad I have to move them so they don't completely cover my front entrance!

I'll look into La Marne too, because those photos Patty posted are really a great endorsement.

Cindi, what is your planting zone?

I had La Marne and it didn't make it through it's first winter here. Mind you it was potted but even so I rarely lose the potted ones to winter because I protect them very well. I was really disappointed because it was a really beautiful rose and bloomed fabulously all summer. Maybe I'll try it again in the ground and see how it does.

I am going to give it some extra protection because I am late in the season getting the rose. I am not sure if I am 6a or 6b.

RRD has had it's bad years here as well. I now check my roses daily. If I see an infected branch in the very early stages I've now had really good luck removing that cane. Have done this once so far this year and rrd has not returned so far.

Cindy the fairy tale roses are quite large aren't they. The only one that has stayed short here is Floral Fairy Tale ( own root ). I've heard of it being much larger when grafted.

Oh and La Marne does that all on her own. No special talents or magic potions here. Just give her time to beef up a bit.

Beautiful photos of La Marne, Patty. I love the color variation, too. Diane

I have La Marne in the ground for 5 days and it is already trying to put out new growth. I am glad I got the rose.

I so hope that she does as well for you as the rose has been here.

Expecting a frost tomorrow so might put a bucket over the rose just to help it get settled