Peachy Knock Out® Rose Tree

Peachy Knock Out® Rose Tree typically reaches approximately 4–5 feet tall and 3–4 feet wide in tree form. Exact finished height can vary depending on the height of the trunk onto which the flowering canopy was grafted.

The flowering canopy has a moderate growth rate and can typically produce approximately 12–24 inches of new growth per year under favorable conditions. Because this is a tree-form rose, most new growth occurs within the canopy rather than substantially increasing the height of the trunk.

Plant Peachy Knock Out® Rose Tree in a location receiving 6–8 hours of direct sunlight per day with well-draining soil and good air circulation. Its elevated flowering canopy makes it especially attractive near entryways, along walkways, in garden beds, on patios, or as a colorful focal point.

Allow approximately 3–4 feet between plants, center to center, or provide additional room if you want each Rose Tree to remain a distinct specimen. The Peachy Knock Out® variety naturally develops a canopy approximately 3–4 feet wide.

Peachy Knock Out® produces abundant, continuous flowers from spring through fall. It naturally cycles through repeated flushes of flowers throughout the growing season.

The flowers feature shell-pink petals with yellow centers, which combine to give the plant its overall peach-colored appearance. The coloring is typically more intense during the cooler temperatures of spring and fall.

That's normal. Peachy Knock Out® doesn't produce a uniformly peach-colored flower; its pink petals and yellow centers combine visually to create the peach effect. Flower color is also temperature dependent, so the blooms can appear lighter during warmer weather and more intensely colored during cooler spring and fall conditions.

Prune in late winter or early spring as new growth begins. For the tree form, focus on removing dead or damaged growth and shaping the canopy rather than cutting the plant down as you would a shrub-form Knock Out® Rose.

The trunk generally will not continue gaining substantial height like a traditional ornamental tree. Most new growth develops in the flowering canopy, which becomes fuller and wider as the plant matures.

Yes. Its compact tree form makes it an attractive choice for a large outdoor container on a patio, porch, or near an entryway. Use a container with adequate drainage and monitor moisture carefully, since container-grown roses dry out faster and their roots are more exposed to winter cold. Knock Out® Roses can be successfully grown in containers when given sufficient space and sunlight.

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