Lapis Lazuli garden rose plant flower bush shrub

Picture yourself reaching for a bloom and catching that first wave of fragrance — deep, layered, and unmistakably rose. Lapis Lazuli earns its name with richly saturated petals that shift from soft violet to dusty blue-lavender, a color you’ll want to stop and look at every single time. This is a mature, 2-3 year old garden rose (currently 9-24″) that has already bloomed, so you’re not waiting seasons to see what you’ve got. Plant it where it gets full sun, water it consistently, and feed it with rabbit, composted chicken, or horse manure each spring and fall. It repeats from spring through fall, grows at a medium pace, and is self-fertile — though bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects like ladybugs and lacewings will make it even happier. No invasiveness concerns, non-toxic, and it arrives with soil ready to transition into your garden bed or a generous container. A rose for people who take their garden seriously.