Monrovia Flower Carpet Rose

Since this variety grows to a mature width of 4 feet, you should space them about 3 to 4 feet apart if you are planting them as a mass groundcover to ensure they have enough room to spread without overcrowding.

Yes, this rose is highly adaptable and performs well in pots or hanging baskets. Just ensure your container has adequate drainage and receives full sun throughout the day.

This specific variety is bred to be resistant to both mildew and black spot, making it a much lower-maintenance option than many traditional rose bushes.

Yes, it is drought-tolerant, but keep in mind that 'drought-tolerant' doesn't mean it never needs water. It will perform best with average to moist soil, especially during the first season while it is establishing its root system.

Yes, this is a deciduous plant, meaning it will drop its leaves in the winter and go dormant before pushing out fresh growth again in the spring.

You can expect a long season of color, as it blooms continuously from spring through fall. In warmer climates, this display can last for up to ten months.