Pink Drift® Groundcover Rose

Rosa 'Meijocos'

Drift® Roses

Shrub

Pink Drift Rose: Disease-resistant groundcover rose carpeting landscapes in deep pink blooms.
Compact Spreader: Stays 1.5–2 feet tall and spreads 2–3 feet wide naturally.
Continuous Color: Reblooms heavily from early spring until the first hard frost.
Zone 4–11 Hardy: Tough perennial thriving in northern cold and southern heat alike.

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Where to Plant

Sunlight: Plant your Pink Drift® Rose in a spot that receives full sun, meaning at least 6 to 8 hours of direct light daily. While they can tolerate light shade, full sun ensures the most vibrant deep pink blooms and keeps the foliage dense and healthy.
Soil: These roses adapt well to various soil types but thrive best in rich, well-draining soil. If you have heavy clay or sandy soil, amend it with organic matter like compost to improve drainage and moisture retention, preventing root rot.

Watering Requirements

During the first year, water deeply and consistently—about once or twice a week—to help the root system establish. Once established, Pink Drift® Roses are quite drought-tolerant, but consistent moisture during dry spells will encourage continuous blooming and prevent leaf stress.

Pruning Tips

This rose blooms on new wood, so prune in late winter or early spring before new growth begins. Simply cut the plant back by about one-third to remove dead or straggly branches, which encourages a flush of fresh, vigorous growth and heavy flowering for the season.

Fertilizer Needs

Feed your roses with a balanced slow-release fertilizer in early spring as new leaves emerge, and again in mid-summer to support repeat blooming. Avoid fertilizing late in the season (after August), as this can push tender new growth that may be damaged by winter frost.

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Imagine filling those difficult bare spots in your landscape with a carpet of deep pink blooms that just won't quit. The Pink Drift Rose is the solution for gardeners who want the romantic look of roses without the high-maintenance fuss. Whether you are dealing with a steep slope or a boring border, this groundcover rose delivers reliable color from spring all the way until the first hard frost.

Big Color, Low Maintenance

You might be wondering if a rose this beautiful requires hours of work. It doesn't. This variety was bred specifically to solve the common headaches of traditional rose gardening. By crossing full-size groundcover roses with miniature varieties, the breeders created a plant that is tough, disease-resistant, and incredibly floriferous.

Rosa 'Meijocos' naturally resists black spot, mildew, and rust, keeping its glossy green foliage clean even in humid summers. You get to enjoy the flowers rather than worrying about a spray schedule. It is a true "plant it and forget it" choice for busy homeowners who still want high-impact curb appeal.

Growing Pink Drift Roses

Success starts with the right location. These roses thrive in full sun, requiring at least 6 to 8 hours of direct light daily to produce the most blooms. They are adaptable to a wide range of soils as long as the drainage is good.

How big do Pink Drift Roses get? This is one of the most common questions we hear. You can expect a tidy, manageable mound that reaches just 1.5 to 2 feet tall and spreads 2 to 3 feet wide. This compact habit makes them easy to control compared to older, wilder groundcover varieties.

Hardy in USDA Zones 4 through 11, this plant is incredibly versatile. Northern gardeners in zone 4 can enjoy its cold hardiness, while those in hot climates like Florida and Texas (zones 9-10) will appreciate its heat tolerance. If you live in a hotter southern zone, providing a little afternoon shade can help the blooms last even longer.

Landscape Uses

The Pink Drift Groundcover Rose spreads out well. This makes it a great choice for planting in large groups on slopes or banks where mowing is hard. The dense root system helps hold soil in place, turning a potential erosion problem into a feature focal point. They also look fantastic spilling over the edges of retaining walls or planted in large containers on a patio.

If you have been looking to buy Pink Drift Roses to brighten up a pathway or front foundation, now is the time to get them in the ground. Order yours today and get ready for a season full of effortless color.

Botanical Name

Rosa 'Meijocos'
Growing Zones

4-11
Height

1-2 ft
Width

2-3 ft
Sunlight
- Full sun
- Partial shade
Growth Rate

Moderate
Flower Color
- Pink
Leaf Color
- Green
Fall Color

Foliage
Pollinator Friendly

Yes
Pollinator Required

No
Fragrant

Yes
Bloom Period

Late Spring, Early Summer, Late Summer, Early Fall, Late Fall
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Frequently Asked Questions

How big do Pink Drift Roses get?

Pink Drift Roses typically reach a mature height of 1.5 to 2 feet and spread 2 to 3 feet wide. Their compact, spreading habit makes them significantly easier to manage than older, larger groundcover varieties.

What zones do Pink Drift Roses grow in?

Pink Drift Roses thrive in USDA hardiness zones 4 through 11, making them suitable for a vast range of climates. This hardiness ensures they perform well in both cold northern winters and hot southern summers.

Do Pink Drift Roses need full sun?

Yes, Pink Drift Roses require full sun, meaning at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily to bloom profusely. While they are adaptable, insufficient light can reduce flowering and weaken the plant's natural disease resistance.

Are Pink Drift Roses perennial?

Yes, Pink Drift Roses are hardy perennials that return year after year in zones 4 through 11. Unlike annuals, these sturdy shrubs establish a permanent presence in your landscape, offering consistent color season after season.

Do Pink Drift Roses need deadheading?

Pink Drift Roses do not strictly need deadheading, as they are bred to be self-cleaning and low maintenance. However, removing spent blooms can help keep the plant tidy and may encourage faster reblooming during the growing season.

Can Pink Drift Roses grow in containers?

Pink Drift Roses are excellent candidates for containers due to their manageable size and cascading growth habit. When planting in pots, use well-draining soil and ensure the container receives full sun exposure.

When is the best time to plant Pink Drift Roses?

The best time to plant Pink Drift Roses is generally in early spring, though fall planting is also effective in many zones. Planting during these transitional seasons allows the roots to establish before extreme summer heat or winter cold sets in.

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