Rose Ground Cover Bush at Shannon Mcelroy blog

Rose Ground Cover Bush. Rosa red drift® belongs to the drift® groundcover roses which are known for their compact size, long bloom season, bright colors, profuse flowering, disease resistance and winter hardiness. They are an attractive option. Wide (90 cm), this groundcover rose is perfect for beds, borders, city gardens, cottage gardens, mass plantings, or containers. Grows in a compact bush with an arching, graceful shape, up to 18 in. Often labeled as procumbent roses, ground cover roses will grow outwards as opposed to upwards, helping to cover the soil in borders and beds. Also called landscape roses, their canes run along the ground, creating an effect that looks like a carpet of flowers and leaves! Woody perennial groundcover roses are not in a class of their own like many other rose types. These sprawling shrubs are ideal on a bank, in a rock garden or towards the front of a border. Tall (45 cm) and 30 in.

Rosa red drift® belongs to the drift® groundcover roses which are known for their compact size, long bloom season, bright colors, profuse flowering, disease resistance and winter hardiness. Also called landscape roses, their canes run along the ground, creating an effect that looks like a carpet of flowers and leaves! Woody perennial groundcover roses are not in a class of their own like many other rose types. These sprawling shrubs are ideal on a bank, in a rock garden or towards the front of a border. Tall (45 cm) and 30 in. They are an attractive option. Wide (90 cm), this groundcover rose is perfect for beds, borders, city gardens, cottage gardens, mass plantings, or containers. Grows in a compact bush with an arching, graceful shape, up to 18 in. Often labeled as procumbent roses, ground cover roses will grow outwards as opposed to upwards, helping to cover the soil in borders and beds.

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Rose Ground Cover Bush Also called landscape roses, their canes run along the ground, creating an effect that looks like a carpet of flowers and leaves! These sprawling shrubs are ideal on a bank, in a rock garden or towards the front of a border. Tall (45 cm) and 30 in. Woody perennial groundcover roses are not in a class of their own like many other rose types. They are an attractive option. Rosa red drift® belongs to the drift® groundcover roses which are known for their compact size, long bloom season, bright colors, profuse flowering, disease resistance and winter hardiness. Also called landscape roses, their canes run along the ground, creating an effect that looks like a carpet of flowers and leaves! Wide (90 cm), this groundcover rose is perfect for beds, borders, city gardens, cottage gardens, mass plantings, or containers. Grows in a compact bush with an arching, graceful shape, up to 18 in. Often labeled as procumbent roses, ground cover roses will grow outwards as opposed to upwards, helping to cover the soil in borders and beds.