Knock Out Roses

Image by Diana Rever It’s easy to understand why Knock Out roses are so popular. They are easy to get along with, disease resistant, and they bloom all summer with very little maintenance. Pruning is…

Image by James W. Amrine Jr., West Virginia University, Bugwood.org There was a time when it appeared that Knock Out roses might just be immune to the dreaded Rose Rosette Virus (RRV). That hope has been…

Image by volgariver One thing to keep in mind about Knock Out rose bushes is that they are very quick growing rose bushes typically. They need to be kept watered and fed pretty regularly to ensure their best…

Image by okimo Rose Breeder Bill Radler created the Knock Out rose bush. It was a big hit, too, as it was a 2,000 AARS and smashed the record for sales of a new rose. The Knock Out® rose bush is one of the…

Image by Joanna R. Protz via GKH Scavenger Hunt The yellowing of what should be healthy and nice green leaves on any plant may be a sign that something is not right. The yellowing of the leaves on a Knock Out…

Image by Battink Knock Out rose bushes are known for being extremely disease resistant as well as being nearly carefree. However, even these fine rose bushes can, due to climatic and poor care/conditions,…

Image by JENNIFER E. WOLF Knockout roses have the reputation of being the most easy care, lush roses in a garden. Some call them the best landscape roses on the planet. Given this praise, you are sure to be…

Image by JENNIFER E. WOLF Roses are among the most common garden plants. One specific type, called the “knockout” rose, has gained immense popularity in home and commercial landscape plantings since its…

Image by Garden Know How, via Stan Griep We buy rosebushes typically for the beauty their blooms will add to rose beds, gardens, or landscaped areas. Thus, it is cause for major frustration when they do not…