Would you Believe---!

15 years ago

This is one plant of Knockout growing in the back yard of fiend of mine who lives in Centerville, Ga.( The bush is 7 ft. high and 12 ft. long.

This first pic is the front of the bush.

This second pic shows the back of the bush with one cane that is at least 3 inches thick.--Ron

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jim1961 Central Pennsylvania Zone 6a
15 years ago
WOW! It's on steroids...lol
seil zone 6b MI
15 years ago
I think I can hear it saying, "feed me, FEED ME!, lol.
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jeffcat
15 years ago
I wonder how long it takes to deadhead haha.
canadian_rose
15 years ago
Wow!! That's hard to believe!!! Sure got his money's worth on that rose purchase!!!

Carol
ken-n.ga.mts
15 years ago
This picture is typical of the knockout bush's up here in NE GA. Several business' over in Clarksville (Habersham Co)have huge bush's like this. They use commercial hedge trimmers to keep everything in bounds. I have to admit these look great all spring, summer and fall.
zeffyrose
15 years ago
WOW-----and I love the delicate fragrance of KO

Florence
bgrose
15 years ago
wow, it is a size of an oak tree :) I cannot image how beautiful this is in full bloom. Wonderful and amazing! But isnt it a constant battle to keep it in bounds?
ron_and_susan
Original Author
15 years ago
Brose--My friend planted this rose in 2000 and has not dead headed, Watered, or pruned or used any plant food on this plant since he planted it.--Ron
bgrose
15 years ago
How incredible, it is hard to believe it is physically possible, one of the wonders on Earth.