Like Oprah herself, the rose itself does not stand that tall. Yet its presence cannot be missed. - Lydia Plunk garden writer
In the May issue of O, Winfrey writes that she chose this rose for its "brilliance and bodaciousness, just like the Legends." She also notes that the carmine-red flower is the "exact color of the dress I wore to the Legends Ball."
Throughout Oprah's home, there is a strong sense of presiding spirits—this tree, her grandmother, the women honored by her Legends Rose—all of whom seem to live here companionably with Oprah. Their lesson: We can use our homes to honor what we love. We all have room for that. - Janet Sternburg writer
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