A low growing selection well suited for containers or low hedges. Small petite red flowers bloom in mid spring and continue to fall. Clusters of petite flowers bloom in abundance for an extended season of color. Glossy dark green, disease resistant foliage on a vigorous, hardy, carefree shrub. Perfect for use at the front of borders, or plant to spread gently over a rock wall or along garden pathways. Unauthorized plant propagation prohibited.

 

Additional Information:

Latin Name:	Rosa 'Meigalpio' PP #17,877
Plant Type:	Groundcover, Shrub, Rose
Shrub Type:	Deciduous
Exposure:	Full Sun
Deer Resistant:	No
Mature Height:	12-18 in
Mature Width:	24-30 in
Habit:	Mounding
Growth Rate:	Moderate
Hardiness Zone:	Zone 4-11
Bloom Time:	Spring through Summer
Flower Colors:	Red
Water Needs:	Average
Maintenance:	Easy
Pruning Time:	late winter or early spring, after danger of frost
Additional attribute:
	Disease Resistant
	Cut Flower
	Long Bloom Season
	Showy Flowers
Landscape Uses:
	Border, Container, Cutting Garden, Mass Planting

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