Easy Elegance Yellow Submarine Rose (Rosa ‘BAIine’)

In all the towns where these fantastic blooms are borne, you’ll see them as yellow friends with a color play. Begin the band with Easy Elegance® Yellow Submarine Rose (Rosa ‘BAIine’) in your garden. Melodic clusters of buds open to bold lemon-yellow flowers, then age to a softer yellow, and finally, end creamy white. A beautiful trio of hues can be found across the whole shrub at the same time!

Amiable Yellow Submarine Roses have an upright habit with deep green foliage. Glossy leaves make a fantastic backdrop to the popular blooms and remain clean and disease resistant all season long! You’ll have to dive deep to find a longer-lasting nectar resource for butterflies and beneficial pollinators. This versatile shrub serves yeoman’s duty in many garden applications.

These Roses have been specially bred to be tough and reliable. Yellow Submarine Shrub Roses are an excellent choice for “newbie” gardeners and Rose groupies alike. They’ll make a cheerful gift for a dear friend and can be easily kept in containers in small space gardens. Beyond basic care requirements, you won’t have to do much to keep the flower power steaming along at full speed all season long!

Easy Elegance® Landscaping Shrub Roses are grown on their own roots, an attribute that can’t be beat for hardy high performance. Shine the spotlight on these superstars, these crowd-pleasers are worthy of the attention! Hardy throughout USDA planting zones 5 to 9, these rounded 2-4 foot tall shrubs only spread about 2-3 feet wide.

Planting and Application:

You’ll create a lot of fans by incorporating Yellow Submarine Shrub Roses in your mixed planting beds and mixed-shrub borders. It becomes a very welcome “pop” of bright color that partners beautifully with nearly any other shade! Yellow Submarine Rose also wins a gold record for working so well with different garden styles. Cottage, contemporary, and even formal looks are enhanced with their unique blend of incandescent color.

Put them in Cutting Gardens for easy access to these bountiful blooms. Get in the habit of trimming them regularly for bouquets and you’ll encourage the next flush of flowers faster. Plant them in containers for your balcony or patio to add a zesty joy to your parties. Who could feel down when surrounded by these exceptional Roses? They’ll fill your floral arrangements and attract butterflies and bees all growing season long!

This is a perfect choice to add on either side of a turquoise-painted front door. But they also look incredible when planted on the street side of a white picket fence. Use a long, straight hedge to line your beds to achieve a classic look. Go modern by repeating them in a syncopated rhythm to keep the beat.

Due to their thorns, Roses make good barrier plants. Try them in your foundation plantings, where they’ll fit nicely under windows and deter unwanted intruders. For a solid hedge, plant them 18 inches apart on-center. You’ll measure from the center of one to the center of the next. These rugged Shrub Roses make great groundcover, too. Add additional rows behind them for sustainable mass planting.

• Lemon-Yellow Ages to Pale Yellow & Finishes Creamy White
• Incredible Double Blooms Feature Up to 32 Petals
• Months of Flowers from Late Spring to Frost
• Shrub Rose With Dark Green Foliage
• Butterflies Love the Nectar & Long-Lasting Cut Flowers
• Plant in the Ground or Keep in Containers

Tips for Care:

Make a hit with easy-to-grow Yellow Submarine Rose by planting them in full sun with no less than six hours of sunlight a day so their blooms can shine even brighter! Plant them in well-drained soil and plenty of air circulation to keep them healthy. It’s easy to encourage the tiny feeder roots to access micronutrients and moisture with the support that never “wears out” – Just add Nature Hills Root Booster to your order and use it according to label directions during planting.

Spread a 3-4 inch layer of mulch to help reduce dirt splashing onto the leaves. This helps reduce the spread of disease and keeps your foliage clean. In early spring and mid-summer, apply a slow-release fertilizer for flowering plants. Follow the application rates on the label, please.

Prune own-root Roses down to eight inches in early spring just as they start to wake back up. Even the coldest winters will only kill the tops, but then regrow from the roots as good as ever!

• Shines In Full Sun
• Any Moist Well-Drained Enriched Soil
• Grown on Own Root
• Hardy and Heat Tolerant – So Easy to Care For!
• Deadhead For Rebloom & Prune Back Early Spring
• Extremely Disease Resistant to Black Spot & Mildew