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Fri, Apr 30, 10 at 1:11
| So this spring, my knockouts are doing great. The really hard winter was good for all my roses.
Adjacent to 18 knockouts, is a Climbing Souviner De La Ma Maison (not sure of the spelling on that). She is beeeeautiful and very aggressive. Well, halfway down my knockout rose block, part of one of the knockouts has taken on a very pale pink/white appearance and cupshape, with red edges (from the original knockout). My climbing Souvinir is doing great, and so are my knockouts. I think that they have hybridized on a portion of my knockouts to create something unique!
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