Common Name: Pink Drift® Rose
Latin Name: Rosa hybrid ‘Meijocos’ PP18,874, CPBR 4,874
Brand: Drift® Roses
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Mature Height: 1.5 ft
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Mature Width: 3 ft
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Sun Exposure: Full sun (6+ hrs)
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Cold Hardiness Zone: USDA Zones 4–11
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Habit: Low, spreading groundcover rose with a compact, mounded form
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Foliage: Glossy, gray-green; high disease resistance
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Flower: Fully double, soft pink clusters with gold centers; reblooms from late spring to frost; excellent for cutting
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Soil pH: Slightly acidic to neutral (~6.0–7.0)
Description:
A cross between groundcover and miniature roses, Pink Drift® blankets borders and beds with romantic, fully double pink blooms that repeat vigorously all season. Its tidy, 2-foot habit and excellent pest/disease resistance make it a reliable, low-maintenance choice for small gardens, slopes, and along walkways—big flower power in a compact package.
Care Tips:
Plant in full sun and well-drained soil. Water regularly the first growing season; afterward, water during dry spells (avoid soggy sites). Prune in late winter to shape and refresh growth; a light shear after flushes can encourage faster rebloom. Feed with a balanced rose fertilizer in spring; mulch 2–3" to conserve moisture.
Landscape Uses:
Mass plantings, edging along paths and driveways, front-of-border color, low hedges, slopes/erosion control, containers, cutting gardens.
Design tip: Pair with catmint, salvia, or blue fescue to make the pink tones pop.
