Knock Out roses tend to be used in landscape plantings like any other shrub, along with many other excellent rose cultivars in the landscape rose and old garden rose categories.

T he fact that gardening extraordinaire Martha Stewart didn't have her own rose variety until this point is somewhat unbelievable, considering she has so many rose growing tips. B ...

I can’t believe it — it’s been 25 years since the Knock Out Rose was introduced. Before the introduction of Knock Out Roses, ...

Knock Out falls in a category called shrub or landscape rose, a utilitarian type bred for resistance to the many rose problems, including black spot disease prevalent in humid climates.

For example, Knock Out roses are one of the most popular breeds of rose bush in the United States thanks to their showy blooms, disease resistance, and ease of care.

Knock Out Rose was bred by Wm. Radler, and introduced by Conard-Pyle Roses. It won the AARS (All-America Rose Selection) award for outstanding garden performance in 2000.

Fact checked by Jillian Dara Roses, long a gardener's favorite and our country's National Flower, still suffer from the reputation of being hard to grow. In reality, many modern roses like 'Knock ...

Q: We have had several Knock Out rose bushes die this past summer. Sections of the bush will turn brown, the leaves curling, and eventually the entire bush will die. This same thing has occurred ...

It almost seems like a dream - a rose bush you can't kill, no matter how brown your thumb is. When the Knock Out rose first hit the retail market, people were not really sure a rose bush could ...

QUESTION: I think that four of my Knockout rose bushes have rose rosette disease. If I remove all four bushes, what do I need to do to the ground before ...

By George Weigel/The Patriot-News Q: I have eight 'Knock Out' rose bushes and although they are not supposed to need to be sprayed, last year I had tons of Japanese beetles. Should I have? The ...

George Weigel Rose 'Knock Out Double Pink' -- no winterizing needed. Q: I planted three 'Knock Out' rose bushes this past spring, and they thrived over the summer and early fall.