Coral Knock Out® Rose
Description
Grow gorgeous orange to light coral roses that thrive in heat. Shrubs have a bushy, upright growth habit. Blooms from spring through fall. New foliage has a bronze-red tint, accentuating the blossoms. Foliage matures to a medium-green matte look. Disease-resistant to leaf spot and powdery mildew. Heat-tolerant. May be covered by USPP #19,803 or other patents. Radral cultivar
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Characteristics
| Bloom Color | Orange, Pink |
| Hardiness Zone Range | 5 - 10 |
| Shade/Sun | Full Sun |
| Soil Composition | Loamy |
| Soil Moisture | Well Drained |
| Soil pH Level | 5.5 - 7.0 |
Size & Spacing
Mature Size
Recommended Spacing
Zone Compatibility
Tools & Supplies
Planting & Care
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Questions & Answers
The Sunny Knockout--the yellow one--has a lovely, strong rose fragrance. It's the only one of the Knockouts that does. I have three in a little hedge and they scent that entire corner of my yard.
You can prune it to just about any size you want, but we would not suggest keeping it any smaller than 2'.
The double Knock Outs are fragrant, but the most pronounced fragrance is from the Sunny Yellow Knock Out.
Yes, they can. The root restriction that is created by container growing may reduce the mature size somewhat, but Knock Out roses are generally good candidates for container-growing.
Yes, very hearty rose and survived many 3 foot snow storms
I just walked out and checked mine, the Coral Knock Out Rose does have a nice secnt if you put your nose right up to the flowers. I compared it to my Red Knock Outs, they don't have any scent at all.
We appreciate you reaching out to us. Yes you can start these in a planter and transplant at a later time. Remember it is best to transplant when the stock is dormant.
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I live on the SE coastline of NC where it's very sunny, breezy & hot during summer. My knockouts do great in both full sun & partial shade. However, the roses that are partly sheltered against my house, under trees & next to other larger shrubs (receive partial sun) do phenomenally well. They grow to small tree height & are covered with blooms from April-December. In fact, I usually have to prune them 2-3 times a season because they are so prolific, compared to the KOs planted in full sun. If you're looking to create some beautiful layered understory privacy, KOs are a perfect solution. (I have a mix of double-reds; single bloom pinks & one coral that I adore.)
No, they are not climbing roses. They get about 3 feet tall or a little over. I have had some for 3 years and they just keep blooming. They are beautiful and they need sun.
Yes, we have wild deer and they will eat the rose buds. We had to protect the roses with chicken wire.
Customer Reviews
New to this type of rose and am excited to see how it grows♥️
I love the color and I’ve never had roses and just wanted to see if I could grow them
Variety among 3 roses
love the color