How Deep Does a Knock Out Rose Bush Grow?

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Knock Out rose root depth varies due to soil density and plant age. Knock Out roses begin in an 8- to 10-inch-deep hole with a spread of at least 24 inches. As the bush grows, the anchor roots reach farther into the soil to establish support. Watering to a depth of 24 inches is often sufficient to reach the majority of roots.

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How Deep Does a Knock Out Rose Bush Grow?

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