The Peachy Knock Out® Rose

ROSES CREATED BY WILL RADLER

All of the roses created by Will Radler feature:

  • Great looks throughout the season to enhance the look of your garden and maximize the pleasure of having roses in your garden

  • Long-lasting repeating blooms to maintain that burst of color in your garden

  • Self-cleaning flowers to minimize the maintenance needed to keep your roses looking their best

  • Superior Disease Resistance to keep the roses and foliage healthy

  • Above Average Winter Hardiness so your rose will thrive in your garden for years to come

  • Dependable Growth Habit makes your rose a reliable performer in your garden

Radler’s Family of the Knock Out® Roses

Blushing Knock Out® pale pink 🌱 🟢

Coral Knock Out® orange to white 🥀 ❄

Double Knock Out® deep cerise ❄ 🌱

Knock Out® deep cerise 🌱 🟢

Orange Glow Knock Out®

Peachy Knock Out® double light warm pink

Pink Double Knock Out® bright pink 🌱 ❄

Pink Knock Out® bright pink 🌱 🟢

Rainbow Knock Out® pink/yellow eye 🌱 🥀

Sunny Knock Out® fragrant yellow ❄ 🌱 🥀

White Knock Out® single white ❄ 🌱 🥀

Key

Most winter hardy ❄  Japanese beetle tolerant 🟢

Leaf hopper resistant 🌱  Rose midge resistant 🥀 

Landscape Shrub Roses by Will Radler

 
  • Bright & Shiny™ yellow, pink, orange blend, glossy leaves

  • Brite Eyes™ fragrant pink with yellow eye ❄ 🌱 🥀 *

  • Fruity Petals™ large shrub, frilly tri-color petals

  • Grace N’ Grit™ Yellow bright yellow *

  • Icecap™ double champagne-white 🥀 ❄

  • Orchid Romance™ fragrant lavender-pink

  • Peach Lemonade™ pastel yellow to white to pink 🥀 ❄

  • Pearlescent™ fragrant double white

  • Shining Moment™ fragrant lavender-pink, glossy leaves 🌱

  • Sitting Pretty™ fragrant cool pink, very hardy

  • The Champion™ Ivory compact grower 🥀 ❄

  • The Champion™ Sunblush yellow to pink 🥀

  • The Champion™ Yellow yellow to white 🥀

Climbing Roses by Will Radler

 
  • Brite Eyes™ fragrant pink with yellow eye 🌱 🥀 *

  • Can Can™ pink & white with purple edge *

  • Cloud 10™ double white, fragrant 🌱

  • Highwire Flyer™ deep pink

  • Morning Magic™ fragrant pastel blend ❄ 🌱 🥀 *

  • Ramblin' Red™ double red ❄ 🥀

  • Winner's Circle™ red with orange hips ❄ 

Key

Most winter hardy ❄  Japanese beetle tolerant 🟢

Leaf hopper resistant 🌱  Rose midge resistant 🥀. Not commercially available at this time *

Important terms used when talking about roses

  • Self Cleaning

    Self cleaning refers to the ability for the petals to drop cleanly when the bloom is finished, thus eliminating the need to remove the old bloom.

  • Resistant

    Resistant is a quality to look for in a plant; but, it does not necessarily guarantee that a plant is immune to everything.

  • Disease Resistant

    Disease resistant is an indicator used to signify a plants ability to naturally ward off common fungal and bacterial plant problems such as powdery mildew. These enemies of the rose deform leaves, stems and blooms.

  • Pest Resistant

    Pest resistant includes a plant’s ability to fend off an attack of garden invaders including, but not limited to, the Japanese beetle, Rose midge, saw fly, thrips, leaf hoppers plus other minor rose pests such as, aphids, leaf cutter bees and spider mites.

  • Winter Hardiness

    The ability of a plant to come through the winter unharmed.The true definition of winter hardiness for woody plants means that no above ground portion is injured. With roses, the definition means as long as the plant comes back from winter and blooms then it is winter hardy. In other words, if a rose bush dies back to the ground, but regrows and blooms, it would be classified as winter hardy. This classification also assumes that the plant is planted deep enough. This is more a problem in climates with winter temperatures reaching 10℉/-12℃.

  • Growth Habit

    Growth habit is the form that the plant naturally takes.

  • Dependable Growth Habit

    Dependable growth habit indicates that the plant will maintain a balanced, rounded form without additional help. Even so, it is advisable that, these plants receive annual pruning. It is recommended that all deadwood be removed and that the plant be pruned back by 1/2 to 2/3. Regular pruning promotes better overall plant health and bloom production.

  • Fragrant

    Having an aroma.

  • Fragrance in the Rose

    Historically, fragrance in the rose is an expected trait. In fact, reference to something smelling like a rose, evokes the essence of the classic rose scent, attar of rose. In reality a rose can have many fragrances ranging from light to strong, sweet to earthy, fruity to spicy. Fragrance can also vary within a single bloom depending on the time of day, temperature, humidity or age.

    Most important to note is that scent is specific to an individual. Something pleasant to one may be offensive to another. The intensity varies from person to person as well, some may not detect a fragrance at all when it is obvious to others. Some roses have no scent whatsoever.

Awards & Recognition

The roses created by Will Radler have received an abundance of recognition for excellence over the years including the Knock Out®  Rose being honored as the 2018 Inductee into the World Federation of Rose Societies’ Rose Hall of Fame.