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house rose plant ROSE Brick House #3

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house rose plant ROSE Brick House #3Brick House Rose Brick House Rose is a compact, hardy shrub rose with rich, velvety red flowers that bloom in abundance all season long. Known for its strong disease resistance and heat tolerance, it's a low maintenance beauty that delivers continuous color from spring through fall. Perfect for garden beds, borders, and containers, this landscape rose is ideal for gardeners looking for a vibrant, easy care flowering shrub that stays tidy and beautiful

Brick House Rose

Brick House Rose is a compact, hardy shrub rose with rich, velvety red flowers that bloom in abundance all season long. Known for its strong disease resistance and heat tolerance, it's a low-maintenance beauty that delivers continuous color from spring through fall.

Perfect for garden beds, borders, and containers, this landscape rose is ideal for gardeners looking for a vibrant, easy-care flowering shrub that stays tidy and beautiful with minimal upkeep.

  • � Deep red blooms with excellent repeat flowering
  • � Attracts butterflies and pollinators
  • � Disease-resistant and heat-tolerant
  • � Blooms from spring to frost
  • � Great for small spaces and container gardening

Tip: Deadheading spent blooms encourages more flowers and keeps the plant looking its best.

Growing Zones: 5–9 outdoors

Mature Height: 36–48 inches
Mature Width: 30–36 inches
Sunlight: Full Sun
Botanical Name: Rosa 'Brick House'
Growth Rate: Moderate
Bloom Time: Spring to Frost
Type: Flowering Shrub
Pollination: Self-pollinating
Flower Color: Red
Foliage: Green

FAQ's

How tall does Brick House Rose grow?

It grows 36–48 inches tall and 30–36 inches wide.

Does it bloom more than once?

Yes, it reblooms continuously from spring through frost.

Is Brick House Rose disease resistant?

Yes, it has excellent resistance to common rose diseases like black spot and powdery mildew.

Can I grow it in a container?

Absolutely! Its compact size makes it perfect for pots and small gardens.

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