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Blooms from Spring until Frost. Easy to Grow. Low Maintenance. Great Disease Resistance.

Welcome! We’ve put together this e-magazine in order to bring you the most up-to-date,

comprehensive and easy-to-understand information about The Knock Out®Family of Roses.

This inaugural issue is packed with loads of content geared to answer your questions and give

you inspiration. We’ve included two new how-to videos that show you just how easy it is to plant

and prune your Knock Out®Roses. You’ll also find a page dedicated to your most frequently

asked questions. Taking care of your Knock Out®Roses is easy and we are here to help you

succeed! We hope you enjoy this first issue and look forward to reading those that will follow.

Visit our website, www.theknockoutrose.com for more photos and information.

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Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

How-to Plant a Knock Out® Rose

How-to Prune a Knock Out® Rose

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses

How-to Fertilize aKnock Out® Rose

Knock Out® Garden Ideas

Frequently Asked Questions

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| AUGUST 2011 |

IN THIS ISSUE

Blooms from Spring until Frost. Easy to Grow. Low Maintenance. Great Disease Resistance.

Welcome! We’ve put together this e-magazine in order to bring you the most up-to-date,

comprehensive and easy-to-understand information about The Knock Out®Family of Roses.

This inaugural issue is packed with loads of content geared to answer your questions and give

you inspiration. We’ve included two new how-to videos that show you just how easy it is to plant

and prune your Knock Out®Roses. You’ll also find a page dedicated to your most frequently

asked questions. Taking care of your Knock Out®Roses is easy and we are here to help you

succeed! We hope you enjoy this first issue and look forward to reading those that will follow.

Visit our website, www.theknockoutrose.com for more photos and information.

A garden that stands out starts with a Knock Out®

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Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

How-to Plant a Knock Out® Rose

How-to Prune a Knock Out® Rose

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses

How-to Fertilize aKnock Out® Rose

Knock Out® Garden Ideas

Frequently Asked Questions

Visit us online atwww.theknockoutrose.com

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THE KNOCK OUT®FAMILY OF ROSES

�e Pink Knock Out® Rose‘Radcon’ PP#15070

�e Sunny Knock Out® Rose‘Radsunny’ PP#18562

�e Pink Double Knock Out® Rose‘Radtkopink’ PP#18507

�e Rainbow Knock Out® Rose‘Radcor’ PP#17346

�e Blushing Knock Out® Rose‘Radyod’ PP#14700

�e Double Knock Out® Rose‘Radtko’ PP#16202

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

�e Conard-Pyle Co./Star® Roses is proud to have introduced all seven members of �e Knock Out® Family of Roses.

Rose Breeder, Bill Radler, has revolutionized the way we think of roses. With the creation of �e Knock Out® Rose, many say that he single-handedly brought rose genetics from the 20th Century into the 21st Century. �e Knock Out® Rose, Radler’s �rst commercial success and a 2000 AARS winner, has broken all records for sales of a new rose. Today �e Knock Out® Rose is the most widely sold rose in North America.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses are easy to grow and do not require special care. �ey are the most disease resistant rose on the market. �ey have stunning �ower power with a generous bloom cycle (about every 5-6 weeks) that will continue until the �rst hard frost. All of the Knock Out® Roses are self-cleaning so there is no need to deadhead.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses are winter hardy to USDA Zone 5 and heat tolerant throughout the entire U.S. �ey thrive in almost every area of the country. In the coldest regions, they will need winter protection.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses can �t into any landscape. Plant them individually among shrubs, annuals and perennials in mixed beds and borders. Plant them in large groups to create a colorful hedge. Plant them along a foundation to provide a bright border.

Bill Radler, Rose Breeder

Blooms from Spring until Frost. Easy to Grow. Low Maintenance. Great Disease Resistance.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses can be purchased at garden retailers throughout the country. Click here to �nd a retailer near you.

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THE KNOCK OUT®FAMILY OF ROSES

�e Pink Knock Out® Rose‘Radcon’ PP#15070

�e Sunny Knock Out® Rose‘Radsunny’ PP#18562

�e Pink Double Knock Out® Rose‘Radtkopink’ PP#18507

�e Rainbow Knock Out® Rose‘Radcor’ PP#17346

�e Blushing Knock Out® Rose‘Radyod’ PP#14700

�e Double Knock Out® Rose‘Radtko’ PP#16202

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

�e Conard-Pyle Co./Star® Roses is proud to have introduced all seven members of �e Knock Out® Family of Roses.

Rose Breeder, Bill Radler, has revolutionized the way we think of roses. With the creation of �e Knock Out® Rose, many say that he single-handedly brought rose genetics from the 20th Century into the 21st Century. �e Knock Out® Rose, Radler’s �rst commercial success and a 2000 AARS winner, has broken all records for sales of a new rose. Today �e Knock Out® Rose is the most widely sold rose in North America.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses are easy to grow and do not require special care. �ey are the most disease resistant rose on the market. �ey have stunning �ower power with a generous bloom cycle (about every 5-6 weeks) that will continue until the �rst hard frost. All of the Knock Out® Roses are self-cleaning so there is no need to deadhead.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses are winter hardy to USDA Zone 5 and heat tolerant throughout the entire U.S. �ey thrive in almost every area of the country. In the coldest regions, they will need winter protection.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses can �t into any landscape. Plant them individually among shrubs, annuals and perennials in mixed beds and borders. Plant them in large groups to create a colorful hedge. Plant them along a foundation to provide a bright border.

Bill Radler, Rose Breeder

Blooms from Spring until Frost. Easy to Grow. Low Maintenance. Great Disease Resistance.

�e Knock Out® Family of Roses can be purchased at garden retailers throughout the country. Click here to �nd a retailer near you.

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�e Knock Out® Rose‘Radrazz’ PP#11836

Full Sun

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Blooms Spring-Frost

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Zones 5-11Z

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

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Grab your sh ovel and gard en gloves and follow th ese steps to succesfu lly p lant your Knock Out®

Planting a Knock Out®Rose is just as easy as caring for a Knock Out®Rose. Click above to watch a video that shows you each step.

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HOW TO PLANT A BAREROOT KNOCK OUT® ROSE

Step 1: Use the right toolsFor this job, you will need the following tools: a shovel (or spade), pruning sheers, and a wheelbarrow (optional).

Step 2: Pick an appropriate spot to plantYour rose bush will need at least 6 hours of sun each day, so choose a sunny spot to plant.

Step 3: Clean up bushBecause there may have been some damage to your bareroot rose while it was being shipped clip off some twigs and some tops of the canes, as well as some ends of roots so that new roots can grow.

Step 4: Dig hole big enough for plantDig a hole that is wide enough and deep enough for the roots of your bareroot rose. Pile some dirt back in the hole to create a cone shape for the roots to rest on and spread the roots over this mound.

Step 5: Cover roots with soilCover the roots of your bareroot rose with soil. For a grafted rose, you want the bud union to be right around soil level, but know that this does vary by zone.

Step 6: Water the rootsGive your bareroot rose a large drink of water to settle the soil so that there is no air left around the roots.

Step 7: Mound soil around canesMound soil on top of the canes to protect the rose from drying out. When the shoots start to grow, pull the soil away from the plant so that rose bush is back at the proper level.

GET TOOLS READY

CLEAN UP

BUSH

PLACE IN HOLE ON

MOUND

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COVER ROOTS

WITH SOIL

WATER ROSES WELL

MOUND SOIL ON CANES

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WATCH NOW!

Grab your sh ovel and gard en gloves and follow th ese steps to succesfu lly p lant your Knock Out®

Planting a Knock Out®Rose is just as easy as caring for a Knock Out®Rose. Click above to watch a video that shows you each step.

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HOW TO PLANT A BAREROOT KNOCK OUT® ROSE

Step 1: Use the right toolsFor this job, you will need the following tools: a shovel (or spade), pruning sheers, and a wheelbarrow (optional).

Step 2: Pick an appropriate spot to plantYour rose bush will need at least 6 hours of sun each day, so choose a sunny spot to plant.

Step 3: Clean up bushBecause there may have been some damage to your bareroot rose while it was being shipped clip off some twigs and some tops of the canes, as well as some ends of roots so that new roots can grow.

Step 4: Dig hole big enough for plantDig a hole that is wide enough and deep enough for the roots of your bareroot rose. Pile some dirt back in the hole to create a cone shape for the roots to rest on and spread the roots over this mound.

Step 5: Cover roots with soilCover the roots of your bareroot rose with soil. For a grafted rose, you want the bud union to be right around soil level, but know that this does vary by zone.

Step 6: Water the rootsGive your bareroot rose a large drink of water to settle the soil so that there is no air left around the roots.

Step 7: Mound soil around canesMound soil on top of the canes to protect the rose from drying out. When the shoots start to grow, pull the soil away from the plant so that rose bush is back at the proper level.

GET TOOLS READY

CLEAN UP

BUSH

PLACE IN HOLE ON

MOUND

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COVER ROOTS

WITH SOIL

WATER ROSES WELL

MOUND SOIL ON CANES

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HOW TO PRUNE A KNOCK OUT® ROSE

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

WATCH NOW!

Grab your h edge trimm ers and gard en gloves and follow th ese steps to succesfu lly pru ne your Knock Out®

Pruning a Knock Out®Rose is very simple. Click above to watch a video that shows you how and when to prune.

Step 1. When do I prune my rose bush?Prune your rose bush in early spring, never in the fall and never in the winter. Check your rose bush from time to time as spring moves along and when you start to see new growth coming out of the canes on your rose bush, that’s a good sign that it is time to prune.

Step 2. Use proper toolsYou will need a few basic tools when the time comes to prune your roses: gloves, because of the thorns on your rose bush. Lopping sheers, for some of the heavier canes that are going to be difficult to cut with some of the smaller sheers. Small hand sheers, for some of the finer work, and a pair of hedge trimmers to get the job done quickly.

Step 3. Determine how high you want to pruneDetermining where you’ll prune depends on how high you want your rose bush to grow. Your rose bush will usually triple in size after pruning so cutting it back to about 12” will leave it at 3’ by the end of the season.

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ALWAYS PRUNE IN

SPRING

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ARE FINE

DECIDE WHERE TO

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ROSE WILL

TRIPLE

CUT BACK TO

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HOW TO PRUNE A KNOCK OUT® ROSE

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

WATCH NOW!

Grab your h edge trimm ers and gard en gloves and follow th ese steps to succesfu lly pru ne your Knock Out®

Pruning a Knock Out®Rose is very simple. Click above to watch a video that shows you how and when to prune.

Step 1. When do I prune my rose bush?Prune your rose bush in early spring, never in the fall and never in the winter. Check your rose bush from time to time as spring moves along and when you start to see new growth coming out of the canes on your rose bush, that’s a good sign that it is time to prune.

Step 2. Use proper toolsYou will need a few basic tools when the time comes to prune your roses: gloves, because of the thorns on your rose bush. Lopping sheers, for some of the heavier canes that are going to be difficult to cut with some of the smaller sheers. Small hand sheers, for some of the finer work, and a pair of hedge trimmers to get the job done quickly.

Step 3. Determine how high you want to pruneDetermining where you’ll prune depends on how high you want your rose bush to grow. Your rose bush will usually triple in size after pruning so cutting it back to about 12” will leave it at 3’ by the end of the season.

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ALWAYS PRUNE IN

SPRING

HEDGE TRIMMERS

ARE FINE

DECIDE WHERE TO

PRUNE

ROSE WILL

TRIPLE

CUT BACK TO

12”

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the ideal time of year to plant Knock Out® Roses?A: You can plant Knock Out® Roses in the spring or the fall.

Q: How close together can I plant my Knock Out® Roses?A: All of the Knock Out® Roses should be planted on 3’ centers. �is allows room for them to grow and have good air circulation.

Q: What type of soil do �e Knock Out® Family of Roses prefer?A: �ey prefer a balanced “neutral” soil, neither acidic nor alkaline.

Q: How big will my Knock Out® Roses get?A: Knock Out® Roses can grow fairly large in some parts of the country if not pruned. Periodic trims will keep them maintained at a smaller size (on average 3-4’ wide x 3-4’ tall). A once a year cut (to about 12-18” above the ground) in early spring (a�er the last hard frost) is also recommended for maximum performance.

Q: Does a Knock Out® Rose smell like a typical rose?A: �e only true fragrant Knock Out® Rose is �e Sunny Knock Out® Rose.

Q: My Knock Out® Roses had beautiful �owers in the spring but now none are blooming. Why?A: �e �rst wave of �owers will be abundant then the roses will typically have sca�ered blooms for the next �ve to six week period until another wave of heavy �owering occurs. �is will repeat until the �rst hard frost.

Q: Do I need to deadhead my Knock Out® Roses?A: All seven members in �e Knock Out® Family of Roses are self-cleaning so there is no need to deadhead.

Q: What zones can Knock Out®Roses be planted in?A: �e Knock Out® Family of Roses are winter hardy to Zone 5 and heat tolerant throughout the US.

Q: How much sun do my Knock Out® Roses need?A: All of �e Knock Out® Family of Roses need at least 6 hours of full sun every day.

Q: My Knock Out® Roses have tall thick shoots growing out of them and I’m wondering if I should prune them back or just leave them alone. �ey are thicker and taller than the rest of the branches.A: Go ahead and cut them back so they don’t look so funny. Every once in a while, roses will send up a few tall, thick canes. �ere’s nothing wrong and it won’t hurt the plant at all. �en prune the plant normally in spring.

HOW TO FERTILIZE A KNOCK OUT® ROSE

Use Jobe’s Organics for �e Knock Out® Family of Roses – Your plants will love you for it!

Jobe’s Organics for �e Knock Out® Family of Roses is specially formulated with Jobe’s Biozome, a consortium of three microorganisms — bacteria, mycorrhizal fungi plus a unique species of Archaea — to help you get results you can really see.

Exclusive only to Jobe’s, we believe this fertilizer formula is the best available to help you achieve the vibrant, living soil needed for optimum growth of �e Knock Out® Family of Roses and other types of roses and �owering plants.

Available at select Home Depot stores in the Southwest and Southeast regions of the United States.

Q: How much, what type and when do I fertilize Knock Out® Roses?A: �e Knock Out® Family of Roses will perform beautifully even with out fertilizing.

If you choose to give them an additional boost, it is very important not to fertilize until a�er the roses are established and go through at least one bloom cycle.

Use a balanced fertilizer or fertilizer formulated for roses from your local garden center and apply a�er the �rst wave of �owering (be sure to follow the speci�ed rates and method of application provided on the product label).

Make sure the soil is moist before you fertilize to avoid burning the roots. Do not fertilize late in the summer as this is the time the rose should be preparing themselves for dormancy and you do not want to create additional unnecessary new growth that will likely die back from the �rst hard frost.

Visit our website, www.theknockoutrose.com to see more FAQ’s.Click here to �nd your zone.

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Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the ideal time of year to plant Knock Out® Roses?A: You can plant Knock Out® Roses in the spring or the fall.

Q: How close together can I plant my Knock Out® Roses?A: All of the Knock Out® Roses should be planted on 3’ centers. �is allows room for them to grow and have good air circulation.

Q: What type of soil do �e Knock Out® Family of Roses prefer?A: �ey prefer a balanced “neutral” soil, neither acidic nor alkaline.

Q: How big will my Knock Out® Roses get?A: Knock Out® Roses can grow fairly large in some parts of the country if not pruned. Periodic trims will keep them maintained at a smaller size (on average 3-4’ wide x 3-4’ tall). A once a year cut (to about 12-18” above the ground) in early spring (a�er the last hard frost) is also recommended for maximum performance.

Q: Does a Knock Out® Rose smell like a typical rose?A: �e only true fragrant Knock Out® Rose is �e Sunny Knock Out® Rose.

Q: My Knock Out® Roses had beautiful �owers in the spring but now none are blooming. Why?A: �e �rst wave of �owers will be abundant then the roses will typically have sca�ered blooms for the next �ve to six week period until another wave of heavy �owering occurs. �is will repeat until the �rst hard frost.

Q: Do I need to deadhead my Knock Out® Roses?A: All seven members in �e Knock Out® Family of Roses are self-cleaning so there is no need to deadhead.

Q: What zones can Knock Out®Roses be planted in?A: �e Knock Out® Family of Roses are winter hardy to Zone 5 and heat tolerant throughout the US.

Q: How much sun do my Knock Out® Roses need?A: All of �e Knock Out® Family of Roses need at least 6 hours of full sun every day.

Q: My Knock Out® Roses have tall thick shoots growing out of them and I’m wondering if I should prune them back or just leave them alone. �ey are thicker and taller than the rest of the branches.A: Go ahead and cut them back so they don’t look so funny. Every once in a while, roses will send up a few tall, thick canes. �ere’s nothing wrong and it won’t hurt the plant at all. �en prune the plant normally in spring.

HOW TO FERTILIZE A KNOCK OUT® ROSE

Use Jobe’s Organics for �e Knock Out® Family of Roses – Your plants will love you for it!

Jobe’s Organics for �e Knock Out® Family of Roses is specially formulated with Jobe’s Biozome, a consortium of three microorganisms — bacteria, mycorrhizal fungi plus a unique species of Archaea — to help you get results you can really see.

Exclusive only to Jobe’s, we believe this fertilizer formula is the best available to help you achieve the vibrant, living soil needed for optimum growth of �e Knock Out® Family of Roses and other types of roses and �owering plants.

Available at select Home Depot stores in the Southwest and Southeast regions of the United States.

Q: How much, what type and when do I fertilize Knock Out® Roses?A: �e Knock Out® Family of Roses will perform beautifully even with out fertilizing.

If you choose to give them an additional boost, it is very important not to fertilize until a�er the roses are established and go through at least one bloom cycle.

Use a balanced fertilizer or fertilizer formulated for roses from your local garden center and apply a�er the �rst wave of �owering (be sure to follow the speci�ed rates and method of application provided on the product label).

Make sure the soil is moist before you fertilize to avoid burning the roots. Do not fertilize late in the summer as this is the time the rose should be preparing themselves for dormancy and you do not want to create additional unnecessary new growth that will likely die back from the �rst hard frost.

Visit our website, www.theknockoutrose.com to see more FAQ’s.Click here to �nd your zone.

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Looking for some inspiration? You’ve come to the right place! Here are a few of our favorite garden designs. Take a look and remember, a garden that stands out starts with a Knock Out!

Knock Out® Roses can be planted in any type of garden. �ey will look great and are low maintenance. Formal gardens, entrance gardens, pool side gardens, and even front door gardens, Knock Out® Roses know no boundaries! Here are some suggestions for you to make your Knock Out® Rose garden stand out even more!

To add more interest to your garden, try adding things like hanging baskets, structures, or containers. �ere are many great companion plants for the Knock Out® Family of Roses, here are a few of our favorites.

OTHER ROSESGarden roses, shrub roses, and

climbing roses are all great complements to the Knock Out® Family of roses.

PERENNIALSGarden staples like Savlia, Sage, Lavender, and Sedum brighten up all of the Knock Out® Family of roses.

SHRUBSShrubs can create a more traditional, framed look. Try Boxwoods or Juniper for a formal feel.

GRASSESGrasses give a garden structure, texture, and season-long interest. Variegated grasses are a great choice.

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

Get Inspired!

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Other Roses

Garden roses, shrub

roses, and climbing roses

are all great complements

to �e Knock Out®

Family.

Perennials

Garden staples like Salvia,

Sage, Lavender and

Sedum brighten up all of

�e Knock Out® Family

of Roses.

Shrubs

Shrubs can create a

traditional, framed look.

Try Boxwoods or Juniper

for a formal feel.

Formal Garden

Other RosesGarden roses, shrub roses, and climbing roses are all great complements to �e Knock Out® Family.

Train climbing roses to grow on an arbor or trellis which will add height and color to your garden.

ShrubsShrubs can create a more traditional, framed look. Try Boxwoods or Juniper for a formal feel.

Window Garden

Hanging BasketsAdd height, balance and texture to your entrance by incorporating hanging baskets.

Other RosesPlant �e Knock Out® Family of Roses in a simple row and you’ll create instant impact with minimal work.Entrance Garden

StructuresAdd an arbor or a trellis to create a focal point which adds height and architectural interest.

GrassesGrasses give a garden structure, texture and season-long interest. Variegated grasses are a great choice.

ContainersAdd a decorative touch with mixed containers.

Poolside Garden

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Looking for some inspiration? You’ve come to the right place! Here are a few of our favorite garden designs. Take a look and remember, a garden that stands out starts with a Knock Out!

Knock Out® Roses can be planted in any type of garden. �ey will look great and are low maintenance. Formal gardens, entrance gardens, pool side gardens, and even front door gardens, Knock Out® Roses know no boundaries! Here are some suggestions for you to make your Knock Out® Rose garden stand out even more!

To add more interest to your garden, try adding things like hanging baskets, structures, or containers. �ere are many great companion plants for the Knock Out® Family of Roses, here are a few of our favorites.

OTHER ROSESGarden roses, shrub roses, and

climbing roses are all great complements to the Knock Out® Family of roses.

PERENNIALSGarden staples like Savlia, Sage, Lavender, and Sedum brighten up all of the Knock Out® Family of roses.

SHRUBSShrubs can create a more traditional, framed look. Try Boxwoods or Juniper for a formal feel.

GRASSESGrasses give a garden structure, texture, and season-long interest. Variegated grasses are a great choice.

Knock Out®Your guide to Knock Out® care and inspiration!

Get Inspired!

Want to see more images like these? Click here to visit our website.

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Other Roses

Garden roses, shrub

roses, and climbing roses

are all great complements

to �e Knock Out®

Family.

Perennials

Garden staples like Salvia,

Sage, Lavender and

Sedum brighten up all of

�e Knock Out® Family

of Roses.

Shrubs

Shrubs can create a

traditional, framed look.

Try Boxwoods or Juniper

for a formal feel.

Formal Garden

Other RosesGarden roses, shrub roses, and climbing roses are all great complements to �e Knock Out® Family.

Train climbing roses to grow on an arbor or trellis which will add height and color to your garden.

ShrubsShrubs can create a more traditional, framed look. Try Boxwoods or Juniper for a formal feel.

Window Garden

Hanging BasketsAdd height, balance and texture to your entrance by incorporating hanging baskets.

Other RosesPlant �e Knock Out® Family of Roses in a simple row and you’ll create instant impact with minimal work.Entrance Garden

StructuresAdd an arbor or a trellis to create a focal point which adds height and architectural interest.

GrassesGrasses give a garden structure, texture and season-long interest. Variegated grasses are a great choice.

ContainersAdd a decorative touch with mixed containers.

Poolside Garden

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