Peachy Knock Out Rose

Description

Description

Peachy Knock Out® Rose brings the softest, most romantic color in the Knock Out® family — delicate shell-pink blossoms with warm yellow centers that glow against dark green, semi-glossy foliage. Continuous blooming from spring through the first frost, no deadheading required, and strong resistance to black spot make it as effortless to grow as it is beautiful to look at. Heat tolerant and hardy across one of the widest zone ranges in the lineup — Zones 5–10 — it’s a versatile and genuinely lovely rose for nearly any garden.

Soft Shell-Pink Blooms With Warm Yellow Centers

Peachy Knock Out®’s color palette is distinctly its own within the Knock Out® family. The soft, peachy-pink petals carry a warmth and delicacy that complements nearly any other garden color — particularly beautiful against green foliage, in mixed rose plantings, and in cottage-style landscapes where soft tones set the tone. The yellow centers add a bright contrast that makes each bloom even more visually appealing. Mounding shrubs with this color thrive especially well in areas with cooler spring and fall temperatures where the soft tones develop at their fullest.

All the Knock Out® Reliability — Continuous Blooms, No Deadheading

Peachy Knock Out® inherits the full Knock Out® package: continuous blooms from spring through frost without deadheading, strong disease resistance (especially black spot), heat tolerance through the warmest zones, and a tidy, self-maintaining mounding habit that requires minimal pruning to keep looking its best. A genuinely carefree rose that delivers season-long color with almost no effort.

Why Gardeners Love Peachy Knock Out®

• Soft shell-pink petals with yellow centers — the most delicate, romantic color in the Knock Out® family
• Continuous blooming — spring through first frost without deadheading
• Black spot resistant — strong disease resistance with minimal spray requirements
• Heat tolerant — performs beautifully across a remarkably wide range (Zones 5–10)
• Mounding, self-maintaining habit — tidy and attractive with minimal pruning
• Versatile landscape use — specimen, border, mass planting, or container

May be covered by USPP 25,628 or other patents. Radgor cultivar.