Groundcover roses made easy from the introducers of the revolutionary knock out family of roses comes drift a breakthrough collection of groundcover roses.
Peach drift carpet rose.
Drift peach rose 2 gal 4 0 out of 5 stars 73.
Flower carpet roses rosa coral rose rose coral flowers 2 size container.
They require no special care but for best performance we recommend cutting them back every year.
Drift roses rosa red drift rose rose double red flowers 2 size container.
Look for drift roses at garden centers now and in the fall.
Drift roses also bloom nonstop and don t need to be sprayed for the disease.
Easy care vigorous and cold hardy.
Flower carpet amber along with pink supreme and scarlet belong to the collection of next generation flower carpet roses where refined breeding has produced improved heat humidity tolerance on top of its existing disease resistance.
Drift roses are low maintenance and will reward you with endless color all season long.
The mature plant is approximately 2 by 1 and exhibits strong disease resistance.
These repeat blooming compact roses are perfect for any size garden and are easy to grow.
1 gallon red drift rose meigalpio has the most petite flowers of all the drift roses perfect for use in front border plantings.
Flower carpet amber drift roses are becoming one of most desirable rose bushes on the market.
They grow well throughout the south and also parts north usda zones 4 11.
But they are much smaller growing only 18 tall and about 3 feet wide.
4 3 out of 5 stars 56.
Peach drift groundcover rose rosa meiggili plant patent 18 542.
Just plant drift roses in a sunny spot with well drained soil.
A cross between a groundcover rose and a miniature rose bush they are very compact and will only get about 2 feet tall and about 3 feet wide.
Glossy dark green foliage with excellent disease resistance.
Soft peach blooms cover the plant from mid spring to the first hard freeze of late fall.
The peach drift rose is one of the most floriferous dwarf shrubs available.
Soft peach blooms cover the plant from mid spring to the first hard freeze of late fall.
Low spreading habit is perfect for smaller gardens filling gently around.