My Liv Tyler died after its first winter here in Cambridge, England, hardiness zone 8! The winter was colder than usual, but still within the z 8 parameters. As to the plant, it came directly from Meilland-Richardier, looked better than most of what I've received from them so far (runts, usually), but proved to be not terribly vigourous. It bloomed only once or twice. I was shocked when I first saw its garish sweet salmon pink colored flowers - they looked like nothing of the soft pink in the catalogue and stood out like sore thumb in my garden. Even the wonderful sweet and fruity perfume couldn't make up for it. Thus, it's not much of a loss to me, and I recommend that before you get one, think twice and also check out the pics here. The color is very striking and extremely difficult to place in the garden. But it would make a fantastic lighthouse rose - visible for 10 miles through the thickest fog!

Andrea Georgia

I was a little skepticle to purchase liv tyler rose after reading some comments about her not liking to get wet. I thought a rose that doesnot like water, strange. But i took the plunge anyway (a softie for a pretty petal and a nice scent). Today i can say iam glad i did. The water doesnt bother my rose at all. She stays just as beautiful as she is when she is dry. aggressive grower,beautiful old fashioned bloom rose. No black spot or mildew.