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Can You Plant Knock Out Roses From Seeds?
Can You Plant Knock Out Roses From Seeds?. Home gardeners enjoy Knock Out Roses because they require little care, are disease-free and have a long bloom period. You can plant roses from the seeds Knock Out Roses produces, but the new plant will not be the same as the original.
Home gardeners enjoy Knock Out Roses because they require little care, are disease-free and have a long bloom period. You can plant roses from the seeds Knock Out Roses produces, but the new plant will not be the same as the original.
Identification
Knock Out Roses, like most roses, are hybrids; seeds from hybrid plants will not be the same as the parent plant. The seeds from Knock Out Roses will grow into rose plants of some kind, but they will bear little resemblance to the original rose.
History
The original Knock Out Rose was a hybrid -- a cross between 'Carefree Beauty' and 'Razzle Dazzle.' The resulting rose was named 'Radrazz.' While the original Knock Out Rose was grown from seed, it is not possible to grow Knock Out Roses from seeds produced on Knock Out Rose bushes.
Warning
You cannot grow Knock Out Roses from seed, and the only way nurseries grow more of these plants is by vegetative propagation. Knockout Roses are patented, and it is illegal to vegetatively propagate them.
