Low growing selection with distinctive mounded flowers of deep pink with a soft faded center. Delightful deep pink flowers with a soft faced center bloom in abundance for an extended season of color. Glossy dark green, disease resistant foliage on a vigorous, hardy and nearly care-free shrub. Combine in perennial borders, allow to spread gently around larger shrubs or along garden pathways. Unauthorized plant propagation prohibited.

 

Additional Information:

Latin Name:	Rosa 'Meijocos' PP #18,874
Plant Type:	Groundcover, Rose, Shrub
Shrub Type:	Deciduous
Exposure:	Full Sun
Deer Resistant:	No
Mature Height:	12-18 in
Mature Width:	36 in
Habit:	Spreading
Growth Rate:	Moderate
Hardiness Zone:	Zone 5-9
Bloom Time:	Spring through Summer
Flower Colors:	Pink
Water Needs:	Average
Maintenance:	Easy
Pruning Time:	late winter or early spring, after danger of frost
Additional attribute:
	Disease Resistant
	Attracts Butterflies
	Easy Care
	Pet Friendly
Landscape Uses:
	Border, Container, Cutting Garden, Mass Planting

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