‘Be Happy’ (or ‘Bee Happy’) is a greenhouse-grown cut-flower rose bred for the floral trade. These roses are cultivated in controlled environments (often Ecuador or Colombia) and lack the hardiness to survive outdoor winters, even in mild zones. They are not sold as garden plants.
Enjoy the wedding roses as cut flowers; choose a hardy landscape variety for lasting memories.
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