Drift roses, also known as groundcover roses, remain small and spread out, making them perfect for filling space in a garden. Knockout roses, on the other hand, can grow quite large if left unpruned.

Prune your roses at the right time for stronger, healthier blooms! Learn when to cut back different varieties for the best results in every season.

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Remontant roses are repeat bloomers, while roses that are not repeat bloomers are called once flowering or non-remontant. Roses are genetically programmed to bloom once each season or they have ...

The only limitations of Knockout roses are their lack of a strong fragrance, their short duration as cut flowers, and their susceptibility to rose rosette disease (caused by a virus).

Pruning roses improves the size, quality, and color of blooms, and should be done after the danger of frost is over. In our area, that is typically in late February or early March. However, don't ...

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Knockout roses have stunning flower power and are one of the highest demand plants to be marketed in years.

Growing Concerns: Roses easy to grow and bloom all summer With advances in breeding and cultivation, roses have become much easier to grow with a lot less work.

KTBS via CNN Newsource Both Knockout and Drift roses have become favorites in both residential and commercials landscapes due to their low maintenance and impressive blooming cycles.