The Alexandria rose is a recent introduction by American breeder Michael Williams. This pink miniature grows to about 24 inches and is hardy to USDA Zone 6, making it well-suited for the San Fernando Valley's Zone 9b–10a climate.
Because it's a new variety, local nurseries may not yet carry it. The best resource is Sequoia Nursery, a specialist in miniature roses. Their website (sequoianursery.biz) offers the most up-to-date availability and may have insider knowledge on where to find this variety.
With its compact size and repeat blooming, Alexandria makes an excellent container or border rose for Southern California gardens.
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