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Red Drift Roses™

Red Drift Roses™

$42.99
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The perfect solution to wanting to fill your garden with roses, but needing a smaller style plant to fit in your available space, Drift Roses fulfill all these needs and offer so much more. An incredibly unique cross between a ground-cover style rose and a miniature rose bush, it’s compact, low to the ground size of up to 2 feet tall and 3 feet wide allows it to beautifully fill in any gaps left in your landscape that require a small, colorful shrub. Available in a wide variety of color options so your yard has the ideal color scheme for your home, simply prune your Drift Roses in the Spring, taking of approximately one-third to one-half of the plant to allow it to grow as it should for the rest of the year. Plant these wonderful plants any time of the year, water them, give them light and they’ll always look lovely.

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  • How much water does it need to grow

    Red Drift Roses require moderate watering, especially during the first year as they establish. Water deeply once or twice a week, ensuring the soil is moist but well-drained. In hot, dry conditions, they may need more frequent watering.

  • Hello, Again I live in Northern Michigan, and am looking for something to place in areas between my property line and my neighbors, and want to use this as a shrubbery, will it make it through a harsh Winter?

    Red Drift Roses are hardy to USDA Zone 4, which means they can survive Northern Michigan winters with some care. However, due to the intense cold in your region, extra protection such as mulching around the base of the plants and possibly using a burlap wrap to shield from harsh winds will help. This will give them the best chance to survive and thrive come spring. If you have consistent extreme temperatures, considering more robust winter-hardy plants or adding additional insulation may be beneficial for long-term health.

  • Deer proof / resistant?

    Red Drift Roses are deer-resistant, though not entirely deer-proof. While deer typically avoid them due to their thorns and dense growth, they may still browse lightly if food sources are limited.

  • how tall and wide do they get?

    Red Drift Roses typically grow to be about 1.5 feet tall and spread up to 3 feet wide. Their compact size makes them perfect for ground cover, borders, and small garden spaces. With their low-growing, spreading habit, Red Drift Roses add vibrant color to landscapes without taking up too much room, making them a popular choice for gardeners seeking a versatile and easy-to-care-for rose variety.

  • How often should I water them?

    Drift roses typically need watering about once a week, but this can very based on weather conditions and soil type. In hotter, dry weather, you might need to water more frequently. it's important to check the soil regularly; water when the top inch feels dry. ensure the soil is well-drained to prevent root rot.

  • Perennial in what zones?

    Red Drift roses are considered perennial in USDA Zones 4 through 11. In these zones, they typically survive winter conditions and return each year. However, in the colder parts of Zone 4, some winter protection, like mulching, may be beneficial to protect the plant from extreme cold.

  • What is the tallest this rose grow. What is the smallest fully grown miniture rose.

    Red Drift Roses typically reach a height of around 1.5 feet (18 inches) and can spread up to 3 feet wide, making them low-growing and ideal for ground cover.

    For miniature roses, some of the smallest varieties, like the Micro-mini roses, reach only 6 to 12 inches in height at full maturity. They have tiny blooms and are perfect for container planting or small spaces.

  • Do drift roses do well at the beach in wind

    Yes, Red Drift Roses are generally hardy and can tolerate beach environments, including wind. However, providing some wind protection, if possible, can help them establish more comfortably in sandy or coastal soils.

  • Are they perennials

    Red Drift roses are considered perennial in USDA Zones 4 through 11. In these zones, they typically survive winter conditions and return each year. However, in the colder parts of Zone 4, some winter protection, like mulching, may be beneficial to protect the plant from extreme cold