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Old Rose for a New Garden
Southern Living
|April 2017
Meet ‘Peggy Martin,’ a rose that survived two weeks underwater after Hurricane Katrina.
SHE’S JUST a good girl,” says Texas gardener Ruthie Burrus. “She’s a rambler and can be very aggressive, but she has no thorns. She’s not a cutting rose, either—but from a distance, she’s just stunning.”
This story is from the April 2017 edition of Southern Living.
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