Introduced in 1999, Knock Out roses combine exceptional disease resistance (mildew, rust, black spot), heat and drought tolerance, and shade adaptability (as little as four hours of sun). They bloom continuously from late spring to frost, with flower color shifting from cherry red in heat to fire-engine red in cool weather. Foliage turns deep burgundy in autumn.
Each shrub reaches 4 feet high by 3 feet wide—space accordingly. They can be trained as tree-form standards. Their resilience makes them ideal for beginners, busy gardeners, and challenging climates from humid Florida to arid Arizona.
Reputable nurseries like Perennial Place (Rock Island, TN) guarantee healthy, vigorous plants.
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