How to grow Sunny Knock Out® Rose (Yellow Knock Out® Rose) with a detailed description

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This video is a detailed description of Sunny Knock Out® Rose. Sunny is the yellow flowering Knock Out® Rose. It can reach over 6 feet in height, but is easy to keep smaller. Sunny Knock Out® Rose is a disease resistant low maintenance shrub rose.
Sunny Knock Out® Rose
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[@davidcarpenter1975]

OMG! This was the best video. It was short, informative and easy to understand. You explained this in a simple basic process. Thank you.

[@brigidlally5572]

Do you cut off the dead flowers when all the petals fall off or do you let it alone until it's next bloom?

[@islagrace5053]

Knockout roses in my garden are blooming machines. My plants are NEVER without bloom. They need little taking care, Once I figured that out life is good.

[@kathyhealey44]

What is a good fertilizer for Sunny knock out

[@doctornamelisted4280]

I have red knockout roses that are doing great....bought another red and two yellows this year...the red is doing good...the yellows just died...all planted in the same general area...noticed when I was driving around that nobody else around here has yellow ones...I'm in Virginia and it doesn't make any sense to me.

[@osands]

course the japanese beetles just decimate mine every damn season. So sick of it... Mine suck big time because of it.

[@mikimouse8909]

Do the blooms last a while or do they fall apart quickly? Do they do well in windy gardens?

[@Tracks777]

Brilliant work! Keep it up!

[@dont9549]

Besides insect problems they are very susceptible to black spots and rose rosette decease

[@karenhalse9586]

Love the yellow knockout roses!

[@vickylyons2919]

Jim , Thank you once again.

[@terrydodson4297]

Hi Jim, after watching this in May I planted 7 bushes. I deep water them once a week and I have yellow leaves on some of the bushes. Is that a sign that I am doing something wrong?

[@joesabat6382]

I live in Connecticut, it gets old I hAve an enclosed porch with windows, could this plant stay in pot, and so urvive the CV old?

[@brittanymcdonaldbarr1106]

I just bought this today on the clearance at Lowe’s. It was ten bucks. I hope to put it in front of my two foot bricks up to front windows.

[@karenehnat7678]

What size pot would I need to plant a sunny knockout rose?

[@lisadixon1151]

do you pinch off bud when the flower has died off

[@JimPutnam]

+Lisa Dixon You can but it isn't necessary. Just makes them look neater.

[@kmtouhey]

Can I grow sunny knock out roses in large containers so I can keep them on my deck?

[@JimPutnam]

Yes, but be careful not to keep them to wet

[@maydayfaerie]

Exactly what I wanted to know too. Received one as a gift but I rent and dont want to plant it.

[@Eager2BFit]

Hello. I'm new to gardening. I just bought 2 packs of bare root knock out' s from Costco. It's mid March and nights are still cold in Maryland so I've decided to pot my plants until I can get the ground ready for them. The instructions say to prune the canes down to 6 inches above the union before planting in the ground. Since I've potted them and I'm keeping them indoors until i prepped the ground for them, should I prune them anyway?

[@JimPutnam]

I would prune them and I would not keep them indoors except when it is below freezing.

[@Eager2BFit]

HortTube with Jim Putnam so, keep them in the pots and leave them outside too? Nights get below 35 degrees. Should I cover them with plastic bags?

[@JimPutnam]

I meant to bring them in when it drops below freezing

[@Eager2BFit]

HortTube with Jim Putnam yes understood. I just assumed that because they are in pots, that they would have to be covered in order to keep the soil at a feasable temp. I'll prune and put them in my cold sun room. Thanks again

[@katb3929]

I bought knockout roses in May and starting pruning the dead roses. Was that a mistake?

[@user-on7zd8yi8g]

What type of fertilizer is best and how often do you give it?

[@sandramurkerson9041]

How long can i leave my knockout rose in original pot?

[@debmontone6931]

What about late spring pruning

[@HandcraftedintheFoothills]

Just picked one up today

[@jerifreeman7983]

I have recently moved into a new addition with lots of red clay, I did see one of your videos on amending soil which was very helpful. I planted my sunny knockouts early March and have seen very little blooms. I am curious as to if this might be due to light or just them simply getting adjusted. When planted they were getting sun from around 6:30 a.m. till about 2:30 p.m. Now due to the willows back behind the fence they're getting a little bit more shade in the afternoon. I live in Oklahoma where afternoons are extremely hot. Your videos are extremely helpful and informative I appreciate what you do!

[@JimPutnam]

It is probably just an adjustment period slowing them down. Transplant shock. Sounds like plenty of light.

[@Tina06019]

My two new Sunny Knock-Out Rose bushes almost died this summer - they were infected with black spot fungus with the horrible yellowed leaves and then they were attacked by aphids. So much for disease resistant! But I consistently sprayed them with soapy water every day and pruned off and removed all the diseased leaves and canes. Finally, I turned the big fabric pots on their sides and used forceful sprays of water to knock off the aphids. It took three weeks, but it looks as if I have saved them. They are putting out their early September flowering now.

[@Tina06019]

So, Jim, after all this "rose drama" over the Sunnys, how can I prep them for winter? Because my son and husband are busily building a new barn, I can't figure out where to put the roses into the ground. They are in 5 gallon fabric pots now. I was thinking of moving them into 15 gallon fabric pots, putting a mixture of aged fir bark and peat moss into the bottom of the new, larger pot, and then putting in the bush with its current garden soil, topped with another 1" of peat moss and finally 1" of the aged fir bark. We live right on the border of zone 5 and zone 6 in Connecticut. I know I am not supposed to fertilize these bushes now, b/c they need to go dormant. What is this "super-phosphate" I have heard about? Thanks for looking at all these "beginner" questions.

[@JimPutnam]

+Tina It is difficult to overwinter things in containers outside where you are. Most of the nurseries will put containers under plastic. I think the 15 gallon container is a good idea. Maybe cover it with a sheet on the coldest days

[@Tina06019]

Jim, thank you for your prompt reply. After showing my questions to you to my husband, he promised to dig out a good deep trench/holes for my rose bushes with the back hoe he'll be renting again in 2 weeks, so that I don't have to keep buying bigger containers!

[@JimPutnam]

+Tina That's a good call

[@Tina06019]

Thanks, Jim. Now I just have to figure out what to do with the asparagus which unexpectedly sprouted and grew after I negligently tossed the "dead" whatchamacallems into two containers with nothing-special soil. And they grew.