Easy Elegance Paint the Town Rose (Rosa ‘BAItown’)

Put on your favorite dress and your best suit and dust off that pair of dancing shoes…because it’s time to paint the town! Or at least just your garden with the Easy Elegance® Paint The Town Rose (Rosa ‘BAItown’) and the dense, deep red blooms that cover this diminutive shrub from top to bottom!

Why choose an Easy Elegance® Rose like Paint The Town? Just take a look at those gorgeous big flower heads that rebloom for months! Adding a bold splash of color to your landscape from late spring through the first frost of fall with a shrub that stays compact and tight. Like the broad strokes of a paintbrush, a colorful pocket square, or that perfect shade of lipstick for a special occasion, this Easy Elegance® Rose selection remains a classic with ease!

Paint the Town is much tougher and way more relaxed than other Roses and doesn’t require complicated upkeep. The healthy, glossy green leaves make a fabulous contrasting accent (and does a great job staying clean and resisting mildew and black spot)! You might just be amazed at how important this small shrub is for beneficial pollinators and butterflies. They count on the long season of nectar, after all. And for the cost of a high-end bouquet, you’ll enjoy gorgeous armloads of blooms for your vase bouquets!

All of this on an “own root” plant that comes back year after year to deliver the same beautiful performance! There is a good reason people adore Easy Elegance® Rose! We’re thrilled to offer this special variety! Paint the Town gives you a traditional look and it’s easy enough for complete beginners to grow. Hardy throughout USDA growing zones 4 to 9, these resistant Shrub Roses are ready to step out!

Planting and Application:

Red Roses tell the story of humanity in love. Cherish your setting and enhance the experience of your garden guests with Paint the Town Roses. Grow this dreamy red Rose near the edge of your planting beds, or keep them in outdoor containers. You’ll find a million places for this versatile red Rose!

Compact, neat and tidy, this trim Shrub Rose is great for containers whether you have a landscape or not! Container gardeners can Paint the Town red starting on their front porch, balcony gardeners can create a splash with rows of formal black tie-quality planters, or you can deck out the back deck in these gorgeous red blooms.

Fill an open area with a mass planting. Commercial property owners will be thrilled with their colorful performance, and so will homeowners! Do the same near your patio planting, and continue the theme along your mixed border. Repeat this phenomenal choice to pull the overall look of your design together. Create vibrant backdrops to your Rose Garden, Cottage Border, or a clean formal edge to a Perennial bed. Sidewalk plantings and paths need not miss out either, just plant a few of these luscious blooms along the length like a red carpet to your yard’s favorite destination!

Use liberally in Butterfly Gardens. Plant plenty, so you’ll have enough blooms to snip for elegant indoor arrangements…whether you use a single cluster or several in a massed display!

• True Red Blooms Held in Abundant Clusters
• Shrub Rose With Hybrid Tea-Like Flowers
• Showy, Full-Sized Roses
• Exceptional Cut Flowers & Wonderful Butterfly Resource
• Glossy Dark Green Foliage
• Perfectly Suited to Container Gardening, Small Space Gardens & Accents

Tips for Care:

Hardy modern Shrub Roses prefer to be planted with lots of sunlight and moving airflow. Give them all day sun if you have it, but at least six hours of full sun a day. Their roots won’t tolerate standing water. Look for a site with well-drained soil, or create a raised bed for planting.

Order Nature Hills Root Booster to help your lovely plants access micronutrients their whole life. Beneficial ingredients like mycorrhizal fungus create a symbiotic relationship with the tiny feeder roots. Heavy flowering Roses need a moderate amount of water regularly. Use a flowering plant fertilizer in early spring and mid-summer following the label instructions. Lawn fertilizers should not be used near Roses, as they will reduce the blooming. Apply a three-inch layer of mulch to keep the roots cool, but please don’t let it directly rest against the stems.

Bag up fallen leaves in late autumn and place them up in your lawn waste.

• Full Sun
• Well-Drained Enriched Soil
• Provide Moderate Regular Moisture & Mulch
• Prune Early Spring
• Clean, Disease Resistant, Heat Tolerant & Very Cold Hardy
• Easy to Grow

Add a sophisticated touch to your landscape – the easy way and have the neighbors seeing red!