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What are Knock Out Roses? You really can’t go wrong with the immensely popular Knock Out® Rose. Your neighbors will covet your beautiful Rose Bushes that flower almost nonstop for 3 seasons! Because they are disease and pests resistant and don’t even require deadheading, Knock Out® Rose Bushes are much easier to care for than standard roses. These pretty plants are absolutely stunning in a mixed bed or border. Try a mass planting or a hedge for huge impact. We offer several Knock Out® Rose varieties and colors. For a unique and eye-catching addition to your landscape check out our Knockout® Rose trees. Learn about Knock Out Roses Care . How to Care For Rose Bushes For the best performance offer Rose Bushes a full sun location. Morning sun is especially important for rose plants because it dries the leaves which helps prevent fungal diseases. Rose Bushes should always be watered at the base or the plant and never over the leaves. Apply a balanced slow release fertilizer in early spring and again in late summer (if you have reblooming roses). Just one application in spring is fine for old fashioned Rose Bushes. To fertilize and control insects in one shot use Fertilome Rose and Flower Food . What are Drift Roses? A cross between a full-size groundcover rose and a miniature rose, the Drift® Rose is a fabulous addition to any yard, small or large. These hardy Rose Bushes are disease resistant, extremely cold tolerant and low maintenance. Drift® Roses bloom and rebloom from Spring until the first frost so you will have beautiful color for 3 seasons! Great for filling empty spaces, colorful containers, beautiful borders, and adding bursts of color throughout your landscape, this rose is extremely versatile in the landscape. We carry several different colors so be sure to check out our entire selection of Drift® Rose Bushes ! Check out our Drift Rose Care blog for more information. Can You Grow Rose Bushes in Pots? Yes, you can definitely grow roses in pots. Choose a conta

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