white rose bonsai tree White Drift Rose Tree - 3-4 ft

white rose bonsai tree White Drift Rose Tree - 3-4 ftLong Lasting White Blooms on a Compact Tree White Drift Rose Tree Low Maintenance, Cold Hardy Beauty White Drift Rose Tree Thrives Almost Anywhere The White Drift Rose Tree is as gorgeous as its shrub counterpart, the White Drift Rose Bush, but is perfectly pruned into a small tree that can fit into any space. Being so versatile, the White Rose Tree reblooms from early spring to late fall with snow white double blooms. These no maintenance blooms are

Long-Lasting White Blooms on a Compact Tree – White Drift® Rose Tree

Low-Maintenance, Cold-Hardy Beauty – White Drift® Rose Tree Thrives Almost Anywhere

The White Drift® Rose Tree is as gorgeous as its shrub counterpart, the White Drift Rose Bush, but is perfectly pruned into a small tree that can fit into any space.

Being so versatile, the White Rose Tree reblooms from early spring to late fall with snow-white double blooms. These no-maintenance blooms are such a lovely display for any and all who pass it by. Be sure to plant it somewhere where it can be seen & enjoyed! 

Rosa 'Meizorland', as it is botanically named, is a white rose bush tree that is so easy to care for! Of all the white rose tree varieties, the White Drift Rose Tree is one of our favorites for the nice qualities that come with all the Drift® Roses. Being pest & disease resistant, small formed, and extremely cold hardy, you can plant this White rose topiary tree virtually anywhere!

White Rose Tree Planting Tips

Grow the White Rose Patio Tree across the United States in USDA growing zones 5-10. Full sun is recommended to get the most out of your flower blooms. It can tolerate partial shade but flowering will be hindered.

The white standard rose tree can grow up to 4-5 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide at mature size making it perfect for small spaces in the garden or even in containers.

Consistent watering during the first year of planting helps to establish strong root systems. They are drought tolerant once established. Apply a slow-release fertilizer in spring to help jumpstart new growth and fresh blooms.

No pruning is required but deadhead regularly to encourage new blooms. If desired, you can prune annually in early spring to shape the tree into your desired look. 

A well-draining and slightly acidic soil is best to help keep these rose trees happy. Our Rose Soil Mix will amend your native soil or potting mix perfectly.

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