Yes, that's about how I was thinking about it. Thank you for googling it for me.

Mine is going on year 3 and it is still a shortie, maybe 2 ft

All of my roses from Palatine are at least two feet taller than stated on the website. With you being in a similar zone to me, I wonder if your Rosemantic Fushia will get to be about four feet tall? I'm trying out Rosemantic Cream and Rosemantic Pink this year. The Fushia is supposed to be the tallest bush of the three I believe based on what I could gather from NIRP's website and YouTube.

I would say 3’ in my garden.

Sounds like it's apt to be fairly short. Maybe I'd better give it room to get 4x4' just in case.

Mine got every bit of four feet in its first year in my garden, and that was with very diligent dead-heading and summer pruning to keep it in shape. It isn’t four feet wide though. I doubt it’s even three feet wide in my garden. It blooms on and on and the blooms last a long time, on the plant or in the vase.

Sounds like they hold up well in heat too, Judi. I have read that it doesn't make a pretty plant...grows like a hybrid tea, stout and stiff. Will see if I like it. I can go for some bright colors with fragrance.

Roses tend to get huge in my garden, always bigger than advertised. Rosemantic Fuchsia has stayed compact, after 2 full seasons. 3 ft estimation is accurate.