The Grand Champion™ Rose Shrub

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Plant This Winning Rose in Your Garden! The show-stopping Grand Champion Rose gets its name from its outstanding qualities that make it the toughest and most beautiful rose… · Drought tolerant, its efficient use of water means you work less to keep this rose thriving · Luscious, dense foliage creates a cloud of green leaves as a background for your roses · Enticing, 3-inch double blossoms bring vibrant pops of color to any spot in your garden You won't find a tougher rose… Able to withstand hot summers, cold winters and drought, the Grand Champion™ Rose takes the prize for being the most tolerant rose And you don't need to worry about the diseases that plague most roses, because the Grand Champion™ Rose is very disease resistant All of that toughness comes in a gorgeous package… Spring through summer, your garden will be full of an abundance of deep red, double blossom roses. Classified as a rose shrub, the roses sit comfortably in a 4 ft. lush canopy of smooth, green foliage While many new varieties of roses sacrifice fragrance for beauty, the Grand Champion™ has it all… Your summers will be filled with the captivating, familiar fragrance of roses The Grand Champion™ is a perennial rose, which means you can plant this shrub anywhere in your garden and it will grow its prize-winning blooms year after year… Fans of roses won't wait around to plant this brand new show-stopping variety in their garden. Don't wait until they're all gone. Order yours today! Planting & Care Find a spot in your yard that gets full sun, the more sun the better. Plant your Grand Champion Rose in a hole twice is wide, but as deep as the root ball. Water immediately to establish roots. Add a 3-inch layer of mulch to prevent weeds. Watering: Water frequently until the plant is established. Once the roots are established, add 1-inch water per week. Pruning: Once established, you can prune your Grand Champion every February by cutting the shrub down to half its height. While this isn't necessary, it will help your plant produce more roses. Fertilization: Purchase a rose fertilizer and follow the instructions on the package for frequency and amount.

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