Drift Roses - Rosa Peach Drift (Rose) Rose, double peach flowers, #2 - Size Container

Rosa - Coral Drift

(Northern Hardy) Coral Drift craves attention and it gets it with a mind-numbing display of vibrant coral-orange, semi-double blooms that keep on coming from mid May to mid fall! While perfect for small spaces in the ground or grouping to fill larger ones to form a low maintenance groundcover, Coral Drift may be even more showy with its medium to dark green, clean foliage and need to bloom continuously, in a mixed deck container where its blooming power and well behaved stature will garner constant nods of admiration!

Rosa - Popcorn Drift

Popcorn Drift has soft buttery yellow blooms that fade to a creamy white. This continuous bloomer flowers all season and pairs effortlessly with other plants.

The low, spreading habit of Drift Roses makes them perfect for small gardens, hillsides, perennial beds and even awkward areas. They brighten up borders, fill in empty spaces, and spread delicately around your favorite established plants.

Rosa - Sweet Drift

(Northern Hardy) Even without the outstanding flowers that Sweet Drift features, you would probably love this plant just because of its incredibly glossy, deep green foliage that, by itself, makes this plant jump out in any landscape situation. Its clear, fully double, light pink flowers will make it jump even more with a display of pastel blooming power that will make you admire it spring, summer and into fall. Its tight low form, foliage and bloom combine to make it a great mixer in perennial gardens, a complemetary wonder in a mixed container or an eye catching groundcover when massed in the landscape.

Rosa - White Drift

The White Drift Rose is the newest addition to the prized Drift series. It has clean, bright white, fully double blooms. It has a true ground cover habit, with the superior disease resistance you have come to expect from a Drift Groundcover Rose.

Thrives in full sun. Feed monthly when in bloom with an organic fertilizer. Cut back in late winter to prepare for spring flush of growth.

Rosa - Peach Drift

(Northern Hardy) Dense and compact to a fault, Peach Drift covers itself double, soft Peach colored blooms from mid spring onward providing concentrated, easy care color all season long in the landscape. With its pastel color and tight, non-straying form, Peach Drift will be right at home mixing company with perennials in the garden or perennials and annuals in a container providing masses of easy care color backed by clean, medium green foliage.

Rosa - Apricot Drift

(Northern Hardy) Get ready for a season long display of double Apricot colored flowers that start in mid May and continue right on into early fall. This low, compact, spreading wonder will fill a small space perfectly with its deep, dark green, glossy foliage and its desire to keep the color coming! Easy to grow and maintain, Apricot Drift thrives in full sun, is perfect for grouping or outstanding when used with annuals and perennials in a mixed planter for your deck or patio

Rosa - Red Drift

(Northern Hardy) Slightly different in form with a more cascading look rather than the more tight, compact, rounded look or its relatives, Red Drift will bring a great, pendulous element to your landscape or a container with a flowing form that is accentuated by its massive bunches of small, eye catching red double flowers. Like all Drift Roses, Red Drift blooms long and powerfully from late May to mid fall and will be a low maintenance wonder along a walkway, in a small landscape sliver or in a container where its somewhat draping form make you gasp with delight.

Rosa - Pink Drift

(Northern Hardy) While slightly wider spreading than its Drift brethren, Pink Drift loses nothing in compactness as it forms a tight, spreading, pleasing form that looks good alone in a small space or grouped together in a larger one. And don't forget to try one or more in any large container you might have mixed with other spring and summer bloomers for a look that will get continuous envious glances from your neighbors. Constantly looking at the foliage covering display of single, deep pink, white eyed flowers from May to October might just make those envious neighbors think about making your planter their own!