The Apothecary's Rose is a resilient and historic rose celebrated for its medicinal qualities. To cultivate this beautiful plant, ensure it receives full sun to partial shade and is placed in well-drained soil, ideally rich in nutrients and organic matter. While it can manage in less fertile conditions and some shade, you'll find that it truly thrives and produces the best blooms in sunnier spots.

For propagation, it's best to use hardwood cuttings in the fall or chip budding in the summer. When planting bare-root roses, do so during their dormant phase in late autumn or winter. Container-grown roses, on the other hand, can be planted at any time during the growing season.