You can count on 'Baby Cheryl' to bloom in flushes all summer long. She'll provide clusters of itty-bitty pink roses, in shades varying from fuschia to light pink depending on the temperature. She make a pretty and colorful border...or if you want to enjoy her spicy fragrance, put her in  a container on the patio or a hanger on the porch.

Micro-minature roses are not to be confused with the minis you
sometimes see in grocery stores. Generally, those plants aren't bred or
cultivated to live long. Micro-miniatures are the result of careful
breeding from standard outdoor garden roses, and they'll thrive outdoors
with the same care all roses need - full sun, consistently moist soil,
and regular fertilization. Note: if you're growing them in containers,
regular watering is even more important, and you'll need to repot them
about every three years.