Petite Knock Out® Rose Tree Form

The Knock Out® family of esteemed roses has recently announced their newest member, the Petite Knock Out® Rose. This new contribution to the famous rose brand holds all the typical quality of the original Knock Out Rose in a smaller, cuter package.

The small nature of this rose shrub carries over to its standard as well! The Petite Knock Out® Rose Tree Form (Rosa 'Meibenbino' PP 30,811) is a compact-growing deciduous tree that packs some major flower power despite its small stature.

As a member of the Knock Out family of roses, you can be assured that this rose tree is high standard. This miniature version of the standard Knock Out Rose takes a step away from the usual rose bushes in favor of a tree form due to grafting processes behind-the-scenes.

The Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form is also one of the newer rose trees from Knock Out in years. Buyers can be assured that the time spent producing this one-of-a-kind flowering rose tree will live true to high expectations

Dark green foliage adorns the boughs of this tiny tree. In the spring this foliage is decorated with fire engine red flowers on top that will refuse to fade in color through its entire growing season. These blooms are very aromatic, pleasantly perfuming the air around them until you can't help but stop to smell the flowers.

One of this tree's best features is just how long the star roses and plant's bright colors last. The blooms are sure to last until the first frost if the plant is well taken care of, and the foliage lasts decently long into fall as well.

These fine-smelling flowers of the Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form are also popular for attracting pollinators. Butterflies, honeybees and the occasional hummingbird will be unable to resist the allure of these gorgeous blooms.

Did you forget to pick up some flowers for that special anniversary or date? The flowers of this rose tree are easily trimmed for just that occasion!

Despite the delicate appearance of this tiny rose tree, this plant has a surprisingly wide variety of hardiness factors. Disease resistant, drought tolerant, and ignored by rabbits and deer, this smurf of a rose tree is a titan when it comes to survival.

We here at LetsPlantify.com can't wait to set you up with one of these high-demand petite rose trees. Purchase your own from our expert growers!

How to Use Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form in the Landscape

The naturally small stature of the Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form makes it a perfect fit for container growth. Use this rose standard strategically to flank an entrance for a warm welcome or exit.

Why stop at just entryways? Line driveways and paths with several spaced-out Petite Knock Out Rose Trees for an unrivaled view on your way to and from home.

Smart container use could go beyond paired rose trees to be used on its own. One of these rose trees is small enough to be an attractive centerpiece in a corner of your porch without taking up prime real estate!

Pollinators are just as excited about the Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form's flowers as you are! The long-lasting summer blooms make for a great addition to any pollinator garden, acting as both a low-level tree for varied levels and as a consistent food source for nearly all of spring and summer!

Despite its small size, the Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form can still fit the average flower below a mature plant. Use this tiering technique to make the most of your space!

The low growth height of this rose tree makes it an attractive addition to the average flower bed. Give it some space to shine on its own between your perennial bushes or annual shrubs and it will not disappoint.

Island planting beds are a good way to show off this tree's unbelievable blooms. Use this tree as a standalone feature in an isolated flower bed to make passers-by double-take your spectacular yard.

The Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form will almost never grow taller than 2 feet tall, making its height a reliable low-to-middle ground level for a tiered garden format. Plant it above lower flower clumps or below the medium sized annual shrubs in your garden to bring out the tree's level potential.

#ProPlantTips for Care

The Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form prefers full sun. Be sure to plant this tree in an area of healthy amounts of light, but combined with good air circulation this tree will continue healthy growth habits for most of its life.

This plant prefers well-drained soil, and after its initial planting be sure to water it once weekly until it is better established. Mulch in the summer will go a long way when it comes to keeping moisture for your rose tree, but if the soil becomes dry about 2 knuckles deep it's probably time to water again.

Due to its small size, the Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form doesn't need much pruning for growth control. If pruning to keep shape, however, be sure to wait until early spring in order to prevent damage to the tree's growth.

When pruning there are a few other tips to keep in mind. Keep your pruning tools sharp to minimize the harm done to the plant, and try to keep this tree's shape as globular and uniform as possible to prevent unstable growth due to leaning.

This deciduous rose is mostly self-sufficient, but for a boost to its early growth development, it could use a bit of fertilizer. Feed your tree early in the spring to help kick start its potential for the season.

At the end of the day, the Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form literally grows itself. The occasional watering and check-ups are all well and good, but we can guarantee that this rose bush will largely stay independent throughout its lifetime.

This miniature knock out rose tree is so new you won't find it at many garden centers or online providers. Appreciate the long blooms of The Petite Knock Out Rose Tree Form when you order your own here at LetsPlantify.com!