This rose is currently being marketed as the Coral Knockout Rose. The comments from zone 5 about the poor color are supported by statemen...Read Morets on the Knockout site that the color is best in hot, humid conditions, and also by the fact that it is only being sold in the South and Midwest. It looks like it needs hot weather to develop the coral tones as the flowers fade - it's a dirty beige instead when grown in cooler zones.
This rose grows vigorously, looks healthy, and has lots of blooms. Although the color is great when the blooms first open, it quickly fad...Read Morees to a sickly pale beige/brown after a day or two and remains that color through the rest of the flower's life. So the overall appearance is a shrub full of brown/beige blossoms with an occasional coral orange flower. I'm very disappointed and am digging it out to replace with a rose with better color retention.
Beautiful flowers, the color is hard to describe or to capture in photos. They open a coral-orange, clear but not shrill, then fade to a ...Read Moresofter lighter cooler pink/apricot. Looks as if the petals have a yellow base overlaid with varying amounts of pink. The color variation is harmonious and adds interest.
Flowers are small (2 1/2") but profusely borne. The double cupped flower form is attractive and holds well.
Moderately fragrant.
My plant arrived with powdery mildew. It remains to be seen if this is temporary.
This cultivar has the high blackspot resistance of all Radler-bred roses.
This is a very hardy rose that can grow very quickly into quite a large bush. It typically produces four different-colored roses (an off-...Read Morewhite, light pink, darker pink and an orange-y coral). The blooms cluster into beautiful bouquets naturally. I have to hard-prune mine twice a season because it can get unwieldy. But it thrives on. It is fungus-resistant but does attract sawflies. The scent is honey sweet.
This is my absolute favorite of all bill radlers roses ! It blooms in my favorite hue of burnt orange its first flush , Then as the summ...Read Moreer heat progresses the blooms flush a lovely apricot color .
This rose is currently being marketed as the Coral Knockout Rose. The comments from zone 5 about the poor color are supported by statemen...Read More
This rose grows vigorously, looks healthy, and has lots of blooms. Although the color is great when the blooms first open, it quickly fad...Read More
Great rose bush! Blooms a lot and is very disease resistant here in Central Pa...
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Beautiful flowers, the color is hard to describe or to capture in photos. They open a coral-orange, clear but not shrill, then fade to a ...Read More
This is a very hardy rose that can grow very quickly into quite a large bush. It typically produces four different-colored roses (an off-...Read More
This is my absolute favorite of all bill radlers roses ! It blooms in my favorite hue of burnt orange its first flush , Then as the summ...Read More
Hybridized by Bill Radler of Knockout fame. Carefree Celebration is a coral color, floriferous.