Latin Name: Rosa 'Meizorland' Height: 1 - 2 feet Spread: 2 - 3 feet Sunlight: Full Sun Bloom Time: May to October Hardiness Zone: 4-11 Description: One of the hardiest roses, the Drift White features a lower growing, spreading habit that becomes covered in double white blooms shaped like miniatures. Some flowers could have a slight pink blush or yellow cream centers to them Flowers are on the smaller side but are a show stopper when the entirety of the plant is full. It has good disease resistant foliage and does not require deadheading. However, it will benefit from the occasional deadheading prune and shaping. Being a dwarf shrub, this Drift Rose is perfect for borders as well as ground covering. Enjoy the blossoms as a cut flower or dry for a variety of uses. Attracts: Bees; Butterflies Other Names: Drift Rose; Groundcover Rose
