Knock Out Roses - Rosa White Knock Out (Rose) Rose, white flowers, #3 - Size Container

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  • For Best results, plant in usda zone: 4-8 - mature size: 3-4ft H x 3-4ft w
  • Plant is delivered in a #3 size container. It is fully rooted in the soil and can be planted immediately upon arrival, weather permitting.
  • Attracts butterflies and supports bees.
  • Plant will be dormant (no leaves) late fall through the winter months, this is normal. It will leaf out in spring.
  • Grows well in full sun.
UPC724529665082
ColorPeach Flowers
Style NamePeachy Knock Out
Unit Count1 Count
ManufacturerGreen Promise Farms
Model NumberKOROSPCHK
Item Type NameFlowering
Moisture NeedsModerate Watering
Number Of Items1
Number of Items1
Material FeatureOrganic
Material FeaturesOrganic
Sunlight ExposureFull Sun
USDA Hardiness Zone4
Usda Hardiness Zone4
Indoor Outdoor UsageOutdoor
Expected Blooming Periodspring,winter
Manufacturer Part NumberKOROSPCHK
Plant or Animal Product TypeRose
Knock Out

Green Promise Farm

Knock Out Roses.

Knock Out Roses

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Uses

The plants clean themselves, dropping their spent petals to promote garden neatness, and they are perfect for grouping in the landscape, getting them established in any sunny area then letting them alone to do their thing which will be to make your landscape look great without taxing you in the care process!

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Care

The Knock Out Family of Roses will perform beautifully even without fertilizing. However, if you choose to give them an additional boost, it's very important not to fertilize until after the roses are established and go through one bloom cycle.

Feed in early spring with an organic fertilizer and during the season to maintain strong vigor. Prune back past blooms to a leaf with 7 leaflets to promote regrowth and rebloom.

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Hardiness Zone

Knock Out Roses are hardy to USDA Zone 4, but they will need some winter protection. They are extremely heat tolerant to USDA Zone 11, thus they will do well in the most sunny and hot of locations.

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Dormancy

Stop deadheading roses by August or September to allow the stems to harden and form hips. If you deadhead too late, the frost can kill the stem.If you have a dry year, be sure that the rose is well watered going into fall. Cover the base of the shrub with mulch, leaves or straw to protect the crown, which is just above where the roots meet the soil. This way, even if you have an unusually cold winter that causes dieback, your roses will come back the following year. Since roses are grown on their own root, they will grow back beautifully, even after the worst of winters.

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Rosa - Double Knock Out

This relative of the now famous Knock Out is more than a 'me too' plant put on the market to take advantage of a famous great selling previous plant…much more! More compact than its famous sibling, Double Knock Out features a dense, rounded form, outstanding, disease resistant, deep gray-green foliage and loads of deep pinkish-red flowers with multiple rows of petals as a compared to Knock Out. It's a great easy care rose that will make the most rank amateur in the garden look like a pro, because it is so easy to grow, so floriferous and so disease resistant. Plant Double Knock Out in groups, or in a container in a sunny spot and enjoy the landscape magic!

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Rosa - Sunny Knock Out

(Northern Hardy) Welcome the first non-pink or red flower color to the Knock Out Rose family to your garden! It will stand out because of its color, there's no doubt about that, but it will also stand out because of it's extreme vigor, outstanding disease resistance and a bloom that will make your heart melt. Loads of buds top deep green foliage from May to October, continually opening to reveal bright yellow, single, 3" diameter flowers that mature to creamy yellow as they age. The plants clean themselves, dropping their spent petals to promote garden neatness, and they are perfect for grouping in the landscape, getting them established in any sunny area then letting them alone to do their thing which will be to make your landscape look great without taxing you in the care process!

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Rosa - Double Pink Knock Out

(Northern Hardy) Like its relative Double Knock Out, Double Pink Knock Out will offer you a rose that is so carefree in your garden that it will remind you of the best flowering shrub you can think of with a hundred times the color!! Double Pink Knock Out is a prolific bloomer with loads of flower buds rising above its dense, compact form and deep green foliage From May to October and opening to the sweetest double hot pink, 3" diameter flowers you'll ever see! It's a dream garden plant for your landscape because of the color but also because it is so carefree, so disease resistant that you'll want to mass them in any sunny spot you can find so you can fill your yard with season long color!!

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Rosa - White Knock Out

Bred by the creator of Knock Out, White Knock Out brings strong growth and excellent disease resistance to the garden along with an unending succession of single white flowers surrounding a center of golden stamens that will populate the garden from May through October. Think of White Knock Out as a more compact, vigorous 'Iceberg'...it will have that kind of effect on the garden. In fact, the breeder feels it's the best white shrub rose that has been introduced in decades...a strong endorsement from such a talented breeder. Try it yourself in groups to form a mass of white bloom that is even more pronounced when backed by the nearly black green foliage this selection serves up on each dense, compact plant.

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Rosa - Peachy Knock Out

Don't let the delicate color of this new addition to the Knock Out Rose family fool you. While the flower color is a peachy pink shade built on the combination of pink color on the outside of the flower and a sunny yellow flower center, the pastel shade masks a rose that is a landscape work horse with strong disease resistance and a desire to bloom like crazy from spring through fall.

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Rosa - Rainbow Knock Out

Be dazzled by this addition to the Knock Out Rose family that sports single flowers in massive numbers, featuring an ever-changing mixture of coral, yellow, pink and cream shades. Like all Knock Outs, Rainbow Knock Out is less like a rose and more like the easiest, most rewarding flowering shrub anyone put in a landscape, with great disease resistance, superb foliage and an ability to bloom unabated while being virtual ignored by you! Its long, brilliant bloom season and its easy care nature will make you want to use Rainbow Knock Out in any sunny location possible!

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Rosa - Pink Knock Out

The Knock Out legacy continues with this carefree, incredibly floriferous selection that mimics its famous namesake with a remarkable disease resistant nature and performance that will have you shaking your head in wonder. Pink Knock Out begins to bloom in late May and just never stops until the cold weather begins, covering itself with flourescent pink, single flower over deep green, shiny foliage. Pink Knock Out is perfect for massive to create a low maintanance planting that will take your breath away!

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Rosa - Knock Out

The original member of The Knock Out Family, this shrub rose set a new standard in disease resistance with little to no maintenance required. The bloom cycle produces rich cherry red, hot pink blooms that will continue until the first hard frost. Black spot resistant, drought-tolerant and self-cleaning.

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