Shrub Rose Double Pink Knock Out 3g
Shrub Rose Double Pink Knock Out 3g
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Shrub Rose Double Pink Knock Out® – 3 Gallon
Description
The Double Pink Knock Out® Rose (*Rosa* 'Radtkopink') is a vibrant, low-maintenance shrub rose that delivers a profusion of bubblegum-pink, double blooms from early spring until the first frost. Renowned for its exceptional disease resistance and heat tolerance, this bushy, compact rose is perfect for borders, mass plantings, foundation beds, or containers. Its deep green foliage emerges burgundy in spring and provides a lush backdrop for the continuous, showy flowers. Once established, this rose is drought tolerant and thrives with minimal care, making it an ideal choice for gardeners of all skill levels.
Key Features
- **Botanical Name:** *Rosa* 'Radtkopink' PP18507
- **Common Name:** Double Pink Knock Out® Rose
- **Container Size:** 3 Gallon
- **Mature Size:** 3–4 ft tall and wide
- **Bloom Color:** Bright, bubblegum pink double blooms
- **Bloom Time:** Continuous from spring to frost
- **Foliage:** Deep, mossy green; burgundy in spring
- **Sunlight:** Full sun (6–8 hours daily) to partial sun
- **Soil:** Well-drained; adaptable to clay, loam, sand, and chalk
- **Water Needs:** Average; water at the base, 1–2 inches per week
- **Hardiness Zones:** USDA 5–11
- **Maintenance:** Very low; no deadheading required, prune in late winter or early spring
- **Special Features:** Disease resistant, drought tolerant, heat tolerant, lightly fragrant, excellent for cutting, attracts bees and butterflies, non-toxic to pets and people
Care Instructions
1. **Planting:** Choose a sunny location with well-drained soil. Dig a hole slightly larger than the container, loosen the roots, and plant at the same depth as in the pot. Space plants 3–4 feet apart.
2. **Watering:** Water deeply at the base once or twice weekly, more often in hot, dry weather. Avoid overhead watering to prevent disease.
3. **Fertilizing:** Feed with a rose fertilizer after the first bloom cycle, following package instructions.
4. **Pruning:** Prune back to 12 inches in late winter or early spring to maintain compact size and encourage vigorous growth.
5. **Mulching:** Apply a 2–3 inch layer of mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds.
Landscape Uses
- Borders and mass plantings
- Foundation beds
- Hedges and screens
- Patio containers
- Pollinator and butterfly gardens

