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Add these pretty Knock Out Roses to your garden!
Today, March 6th only, race over to QVC.com where you can snag THREE Cottage Farms 25th Anniversary Knock Out Rose Bareroot Live Plants for just $49.98 shipped (regularly $60)!
AND the following promo codes are available for even more savings…
- NEWQ20 – $20 off your first QVC purchase of $40+ (exp 3/31)
- WELCOME15 – $15 off your first QVC purchase of $35+ (exp 3/31)
- HELLO10 – $10 off your second QVC purchase of $25+
Note that only one promo code can be applied per order, so choose the one that works best for you.
Hip Tip: Cottage Farms warrants its perennials for 1 year from the time of shipment. If you’re dissatisfied for any reason, they will replace your plant with a similar or comparable one at no charge (and if it’s too late in the season to ship, it will ship the following shipping season!). Awesome!
Add these to your garden…
Knock Out Rose Live Plant 3-Pack $49.98 (reg. $60) – 2 color options
Use promo code NEWQ20
Shipping is free
Final cost $29.98 shipped – just $9.99 each!
Knock Out Roses are a gardener’s dream with their vibrant blooms that last from spring to fall. This Cottage Farms three-piece set includes two Double Red and one Easy Beezy or two Double Pink and one Orange Glow, adding bold color to gardens, patios, and even cut arrangements. Drought- and heat-tolerant, these hardy perennials thrive in USDA zones 4-10, require minimal maintenance, and resist rabbits—perfect for both beginners and seasoned gardeners!
Unsure when to plant in your area? These plants will ship out based on when your location is ready to plant for spring, so once you receive them in the mail, you can go right ahead and plant them!
Check out why Hip Sidekick Cass LOVES her Knock Out Roses:
Knockout roses are incredibly easy to grow and perfect for those just starting out w/ roses. They’re hardy, disease-resistant, and self-cleaning so you don’t have to dead-head unless you want to tidy them up a bit. I have 6 and even when my other roses got black spot, they didn’t. I’ve had mine for 3 years and they bloom year round in my zone (10a). I even have roses in December and January! They also aren’t bothered by our humidity and intense heat in the summers.
