Drift Rose versus Flower Carpet Rose; A Groundcover Rose Comparison

Very good. Very detailed. Beautiful roses!

Very helpful video! Thanks!

Flower carpet do amazing in full Arizona heat. Mine have given me so much color and growth in the first year.

Thanks for sharing ❤️🙏🏽❤️ Drift roses are for me

Thank you for posting this comparison of tour drift and flower carpet roses. Very helpful. Best wishes for a happy holiday!

I have both drift and flower carpet and you described exactly how my roses grow. Thank you for sharing. 🤗🌸

love the vibe excellent

Im on a very tight budget and I was able to find the drift roses on sale at home depot. They're a little beat up so I probably won't get a show until next year but your video is making the wait worth it. Thank you for the video and I hope my garden is as half as beautiful as yours one day.

ok, between this video and your video on garden decor I was inspired by the drift roses and have ordered the Apricot ones for by back yard 🥰 I had to order them online from Home Depot because no one seems to carry them so 🤞🏼 . So happy I found your channel and I wanted to tell you I love your flute playing! I paint and when I am in my studio in the morning I listen to reiki music which includes a lot of the native flute… it is so beautiful!

Hi thanks, I am subscribing. I am starting a "front yard" rose area in my New Mexico home, and was looking on YT for people with experience growing roses in desert-like environments. I guess Phoenix Arizona is adequate. I am thinking of having a green mulch type plant under the roses. Maybe you might make a video on what kind of mulch to put under roses in hot environments? At present, I am just going to plant some miniature clover as a green mulch. I enjoyed seeing the comparison between the drift roses and the carpet rose. I will be looking for them. (My roses are just "local Lowes and Tractor Supply type roses-- I'm not into big name nurseries, but they are all mostly orange and yellow. I would like to do all the colors, but I am not sure how to work out a color scheme. I like the "big flow" idea, with multiple plants of one color or type in each area. Sorry for so many questions! Thanks!!!