Coral Knock Out rose

May 14, 2020
Star Roses and Plants Wins Four Awards

Star Roses and Plants, a leading genetics company involved in breeding roses, edibles, perennials and woody plants, has announced it recently won four award from The American Rose Trials for Sustainability (A.R.T.S.) A.R.T.S. identifies the most sustainable, hardy, pest-resistant, and beautiful rose cultivars for use in American landscapes and gardens.

The winners are as follows:

Cherry Frost is a hardy Zone 4 climbing rose with beautiful clusters of smaller red blooms. It will repeat bloom throughout the season in abundance. It has superior disease resistance and performs well on its own roots.

Cherry Forst rose

Canyon Road is a red floribunda with a unique and novel color. It blooms in late spring with a striking flush of brick red blooms. It shows good tolerance to disease and maintains a pleasing habit. Well suited for use in borders for a striking pop of color.

Canyon Road rose

The Coral Knock Out Rose is one of the newest additions to the Knock Out family of roses. It has a unique coral color that is even stronger in hot, humid climates. It blooms from spring through fall and maintains an upright to rounded habit.

Coral Knock Out rose

The White Knock Out Rose is an excellent shrub rose that stands out in the landscape due to the contrast between pure white blooms and very dark green foliage. It blooms from spring through fall, maintaining a compact habit.

White Knock Out rose

To learn more about Star Roses and Plants, visit www.starrosesandplants.com. For more information about The American Rose Trials for Sustainability, go to www.americanrosetrialsforsustainability.org.




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