Petite knockout roses landscaping

Discover the hidden power of companion plants for your roses. Unleash their potential to enhance growth, boost health, and infuse delightful fragrances. Unveil the secrets that lie within your garden and create a harmonious oasis for your beloved roses.

There was a time, many years back, when I used to collect miniature roses. There are literally hundreds of varieties,Continue Reading

The Petite Knock Out® Rose is the first ever, miniature Knock Out® Rose, featuring the same flower power, disease resistance and easy care as the others, but in an adorable, petite size!

You know I have to admit that I never wanted to own a single knockout rose...ever! Maybe I felt that no lover of antique roses should eve...

Look here for ideas and inspiring galleries of combined flower and plant varieties. Create a colorful flower garden full of roses, lilies, daffodils, perennials and annuals by using our helpful guidelines for pairing plants.

7:30am I found a bag of 15 mixed beans marked down at Kroger. Was $2.96 paid $1.49. I put about 3/4ths a bag in a pan of water to soak. I want to make a big pot of ham and bean soup for supper. I saved the other 1/4 bag and put it with my garden seeds. They say you can plant store bought bags of beans. You just can't plant the split peas. Beans in this bag- Northern, Pinto, Large Lima, Yelloweye Bean, Garbanzo, Baby Lima, Green Split Pea, Kidney, Cranberry Bean, Small White, Pink Bean, Small…

Knock Out® roses (Rosa "Knock Out") are the shrub roses for gardeners who want to grow roses but do not have time for all the fuss that ordinary roses require. They are hardy in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 to 10, which means that they can...

Learn how to care for your knockout roses. Get tips and tricks on how to keep them blooming all year long. When you follow these easy tips you'll be blown away by the results! The secret is out!

Last weekend we did some planting of annuals, weeded, and mulched. It was exhausting! While we worked, I was thinking about how different the planting areas look this year compared to 2009, when we planted most of the shrubs and perennials. Check it. Front in 2009: Front in 2012 (yep, we swapped the barberry and euonymus): Sunjoy Gold Pillars in 2009: Sunjoy Gold Pillars today: Roses we planted last summer: And today: The first rose of the season - so beautiful! Hostas in 2009: Hostas today…

Inspirational photos and tips for using Knock Out® Roses to beautify your garden space. Be inspired!