Austin, TX gardener bought four double-bloom Knock Outs from Costco two months ago. Bloomed beautifully for three weeks, then stopped.
Roses always stress in new locations—different microclimate. They need time to settle. Hot weather compounds this and halts blooming.
This is temporary. Knock Outs are resilient once established.
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