Distant Drums Rose
'Distant Drums' Qualities:
Type: double
4ft tall x 3ft wide
Colors: mauve pink, peach
Zones 5-10
Continual blooming
Grower’s Note: 'Distant Drums' is a favorite cold hardy rose. Bred by Dr. Buck 1985, it's a reliable continual blooming variety that is the darling of many floral designers, including ours!
Planting instructions: Choose a sunny spot. Dig a hole deep enough and wide enough to accommodate the roots without breaking or bending them. Plant your roses about 3-4ft apart. They will grow to fill the space in just a couple years. Set your root in the hole with the crown right at the soil surface. Water your roots in. Cover and tamp down. Fertilizers are not necessary or recommended when you are just starting to plant your roses. They can burn the roots. Instead, work a small amount of finished compost into the soil as you back fill the hole. Roses love deep watering, but once their long roots are established, they are surprisingly drought tolerant. Package contains 1, top grade (grade 1) bare root. We will also supply planting instructions when your roses ship.
Bare root roses are mature plants. They can begin producing blooms on harvestable stems just a few months from planting. you do not need to wait a full year for these plants to settle in before you use them for cut flower applications.
All sales are final. Buyer assumes responsibility for growing flowers from these bulbs. We recommend planting them within a week of receipt. Rose roots ship in the spring.
'Distant Drums' Qualities:
Type: double
4ft tall x 3ft wide
Colors: mauve pink, peach
Zones 5-10
Continual blooming
Grower’s Note: 'Distant Drums' is a favorite cold hardy rose. Bred by Dr. Buck 1985, it's a reliable continual blooming variety that is the darling of many floral designers, including ours!
Planting instructions: Choose a sunny spot. Dig a hole deep enough and wide enough to accommodate the roots without breaking or bending them. Plant your roses about 3-4ft apart. They will grow to fill the space in just a couple years. Set your root in the hole with the crown right at the soil surface. Water your roots in. Cover and tamp down. Fertilizers are not necessary or recommended when you are just starting to plant your roses. They can burn the roots. Instead, work a small amount of finished compost into the soil as you back fill the hole. Roses love deep watering, but once their long roots are established, they are surprisingly drought tolerant. Package contains 1, top grade (grade 1) bare root. We will also supply planting instructions when your roses ship.
Bare root roses are mature plants. They can begin producing blooms on harvestable stems just a few months from planting. you do not need to wait a full year for these plants to settle in before you use them for cut flower applications.
All sales are final. Buyer assumes responsibility for growing flowers from these bulbs. We recommend planting them within a week of receipt. Rose roots ship in the spring.
'Distant Drums' Qualities:
Type: double
4ft tall x 3ft wide
Colors: mauve pink, peach
Zones 5-10
Continual blooming
Grower’s Note: 'Distant Drums' is a favorite cold hardy rose. Bred by Dr. Buck 1985, it's a reliable continual blooming variety that is the darling of many floral designers, including ours!
Planting instructions: Choose a sunny spot. Dig a hole deep enough and wide enough to accommodate the roots without breaking or bending them. Plant your roses about 3-4ft apart. They will grow to fill the space in just a couple years. Set your root in the hole with the crown right at the soil surface. Water your roots in. Cover and tamp down. Fertilizers are not necessary or recommended when you are just starting to plant your roses. They can burn the roots. Instead, work a small amount of finished compost into the soil as you back fill the hole. Roses love deep watering, but once their long roots are established, they are surprisingly drought tolerant. Package contains 1, top grade (grade 1) bare root. We will also supply planting instructions when your roses ship.
Bare root roses are mature plants. They can begin producing blooms on harvestable stems just a few months from planting. you do not need to wait a full year for these plants to settle in before you use them for cut flower applications.
All sales are final. Buyer assumes responsibility for growing flowers from these bulbs. We recommend planting them within a week of receipt. Rose roots ship in the spring.
