The Roberta Bondar rose is named after the first Canadian female astronaut. Of course it makes sense to name a yellow climber after a space traveller. This rose wants to reach the milky way and join the stars! She produces small clusters of large, double, and very fragrant, non-fading golden yellow flowers. Healthy for our Ontario climate, you can expect Roberta to be a good repeat bloomer as she does not set rose hips, putting her efforts into flower production rather than seeds. You can expect this upright climber to reach 8′-10′ in height.
For helpful rose care tips for the Roberta Bondar rose, please visit our Rose Care page.
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Bare-root pick up roses were only available if pre-ordered in the winter for spring shipping or pickup. All of our roses are now potted. We will not have bare-root roses for preorder in the fall.
Potted roses are available for pick up in-store, while quantities last, until the end of summer. Our garden centre hours of operation are Monday-Saturday, 9 am-5 pm. When placing an online order of potted roses, you will be asked to select a pick up date. These dates will only be available 48 hours from when you place your order, to allow our staff time to arrange the pick up. If you need to reschedule a pick up, please contact store staff at (905) 468-8627 or store@palatineroses.com as soon as possible.
The status of US import tariffs is constantly changing, with recent tariffs being rescheduled, imposed, lifted, and extended again. Please know for the roses shipping this spring 2025 – If the US government applies a tariff to our shipments, we will have to pass this cost along to our US customers. Thank you for being so understanding.
