plant any 'Knock Out' roses. Low-maintenance and disease-resistant, they love to bloom. The original 'Knock Out' rose has cherry-red single petals. 'Pink Knock Out' has beautiful pink single petals.

Blushing' Knock Out: A light pink-petaled flower with medium-sized flowers pairs with mossy green foliage tinted with blue hues. Prune these roses in the late winter or early spring when new ...

Rosa rugosa, with deep-pink single blooms and shiny ... And then, of course, there are Knock Out and all its pursuers. Even the toughest landscape roses have certain basic requirements: Full ...

KNOCKING YOUR SOCKS OFF: The Pink Knockout or Rosa ‘Radcon’ is a member of the Knockout family of roses, which require little maintenance. “Celebrate endings—for they precede new ...

Most modern roses need regular fungicide or insecticide ... These newer options seem to be nearly as tough as the original 'Knock Out.' 'Carefree Beauty Pink' is another tough modern rose.

If you want your rose bushes to grow large (to screen a view, for instance), you might decide not to cut the roses back so hard and just remove one-third to one-quarter of their height. Fertilizer ...

There is simplicity in growing roses if you select the Flower Carpet or Knockout selections ... as well as dark red, pink, coral and yellow. Amber with shades of yellow, peach and soft pink ...

Right now, Knock Out roses are shaking up the landscape ... “Radrazz” was followed by the pink “Radcon,” and “Radyod,” a blushing pink relation. The latest introduction, “Radtko ...

The Knockout rose was first introduced in 2000 and acclaimed a “breakthrough shrub rose” by the All-American Rose Selections because of its exceptional disease resistance and hardiness.