Annie Spratt

a person holding a potted plant on a table

Dark skinned girl touching ficus plant of unidentified variety.

Kyria Pierre-Jérôme

a person holding a potted plant on top of a table

Balázs

yellow and black bird on brown tree branch

Ellephant

a woman kneeling down next to some plants

Christine

a person holding a potted plant with dirt in it

a woman is holding a potted plant in her hands

A close up of pink flowers with green leaves

Pink Noack's Flower Carpet Roses, also known as Rosa 'Flower Carpet Pink', are a vibrant and hardy variety of ground cover roses developed by German breeder Werner Noack. These roses feature large clusters of fragrant, semi-double blooms in a striking carmine-pink color, blooming continuously from mid-spring through late fall. They typically reach a height of 2 to 3 feet and spread 3 to 4 feet wide, making them ideal for use as ground cover or in mixed garden beds. They are known for their exceptional disease resistance, particularly against black spot and powdery mildew.

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