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Koko Loko™ Rose (Bare Root)

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  • BARE ROOT ROSES BEGIN SHIPPING FEBRUARY 6, 2023

    The beloved, Koko Loko, adored by all for the unique lavender brown hues. Her petals form delicious light chocolate buds that open to a mauve cafe color and fade to a beautiful lavender hue as they age. Dark green foliage, easy to grow Floribunda shrub form with many blooms on each stem. Has flushes throughout the season. Grows in zones 6 and warmer.

    Bred by Christian Bedard 

    These roses are shipped as #1 grade bare root. These are NOT shipped in a pot with soil. Roses will arrive with canes pruned and bare roots ready to be planted right away.

    How to plan for your bare root rose arrival...

    We typically plant our bare roots with the grafted node or bud union just below the surface of the soil, about two inches. There are different views on planting bare roots roses, but this way works best for us so that the graft is protected underground from harsh winters, winds and I've read that the grafted rose could potentially grow it's own roots if they are just below ground level.

    To plant a bare root rose first decide on placement in your garden by finding a location that gets at least 4-6 hours a day of sunlight. Afternoon shade might be good in hot climates. Make sure the spot you pick isn't too close to a tree or other large shrub that would be competing.

    When you receive your rose you'll want to unpack it and let the roots sit in a bucket of water for a couple hours. While they are drinking up dig a hole twice as big as the roots (about a foot and a half round and loosen up the soil at the bottom so the roots can easily penetrate as they grow.  Create a mound of soil at the bottom to support the roots and add compost manure if you have any. Back fill the hole with soil and firm down with your boot or back of the shovel. Water in and add more soil if needed. 

This Plant's Growing Zones: 6 - 10
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Botanical Name:
Rosa 'Koko Loko™'
Plant Type:
Perennial
  • Plant Details

    BARE ROOT ROSES BEGIN SHIPPING FEBRUARY 6, 2023

    The beloved, Koko Loko, adored by all for the unique lavender brown hues. Her petals form delicious light chocolate buds that open to a mauve cafe color and fade to a beautiful lavender hue as they age. Dark green foliage, easy to grow Floribunda shrub form with many blooms on each stem. Has flushes throughout the season. Grows in zones 6 and warmer.

    Bred by Christian Bedard 

    These roses are shipped as #1 grade bare root. These are NOT shipped in a pot with soil. Roses will arrive with canes pruned and bare roots ready to be planted right away.

    How to plan for your bare root rose arrival...

    We typically plant our bare roots with the grafted node or bud union just below the surface of the soil, about two inches. There are different views on planting bare roots roses, but this way works best for us so that the graft is protected underground from harsh winters, winds and I've read that the grafted rose could potentially grow it's own roots if they are just below ground level.

    To plant a bare root rose first decide on placement in your garden by finding a location that gets at least 4-6 hours a day of sunlight. Afternoon shade might be good in hot climates. Make sure the spot you pick isn't too close to a tree or other large shrub that would be competing.

    When you receive your rose you'll want to unpack it and let the roots sit in a bucket of water for a couple hours. While they are drinking up dig a hole twice as big as the roots (about a foot and a half round and loosen up the soil at the bottom so the roots can easily penetrate as they grow.  Create a mound of soil at the bottom to support the roots and add compost manure if you have any. Back fill the hole with soil and firm down with your boot or back of the shovel. Water in and add more soil if needed. 

Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
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Cynthia Vickery
So far so good!

I am brand new to roses, but I fell so absolutely in love with the koko loko rose and HAD to have it. My rose came in great condition and has been planted for about two weeks now, and is already full of tiny baby leaves. I can't wait for my first flower! I will be back for more!

R
Ritin Patel
Healthy Grade 1 Bareroot

Can’t say anything more than it was a great quality bareroot and packaged extremely well with small mulch to keep the roots moist, which it did. Reason why I take off one star is the price. It’s about $10-15 more than other vendors, it’s a lot. But again, no complaints on the product.

T
Teri
Excellent

I’ve never received bare root roses in the mail before that were this large and healthy. When the first arrived, I immediately went back and ordered a second. Above and beyond expectations. Thank you.

L
Lallie

Arrived perfectly healthy. Can’t wait for the blooms.

S
Sondralee Petrilli
Roses

They are planted, waiting to see this spring how they are

J
Jackie DeFabio
KOKO LOKO!!

My sister’s name is Karen - but has always gone by KOKO! I couldn’t hit BUY fast enough! She loves roses and this one looks so beautiful - and the name! She was delighted! It was packaged beautifully and I will definitely be back for more things. Thank you!!

I
Indiana Gardner
Ground Frozen

I wrote you a note regarding this. When my roses arrived they were in good shape but our ground was frozen and I could not dig a hole for them. It was 5 days before I could do so. I planted the roses in two exlarge pots but I am afraid that they may not make it. If they do, great! but if they don't I feel like I did all I could.

Hi Lisa,

I appreciated your email reaching out and taking time to leave a review. An extra few days before being planted as long as you kept their roots wet shouldn't be a problem what so ever. :) All of or bare roots are shipped in February when orders are placed, with your local weather in the 50's and 60's they should have been very happy to make it in the ground. You'll want to make sure to plant them in the ground before next winter as you'll lose a hardiness zone if you keep them in a container and that isn't advised for your zone. :) If they don't thrive please reach back out right away at hello@thegreenhousepnw.com and we are happy to help!

J
Janis Teichman
First time buyer

The rose arrived very healthy and well packed. Plenty of roots with excellent structure. Very nice

H
Helen Rake
Big beautiful bare roots!

The bare roots arrived on time looking big and healthy! Couldn’t ask for more.

M
Mary Ward
Loco roses and distant drum

I received the roses and the bare roots were healthy . I was very pleased with my order

Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
82%
(9)
9%
(1)
9%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
C
Cynthia Vickery
So far so good!

I am brand new to roses, but I fell so absolutely in love with the koko loko rose and HAD to have it. My rose came in great condition and has been planted for about two weeks now, and is already full of tiny baby leaves. I can't wait for my first flower! I will be back for more!

R
Ritin Patel
Healthy Grade 1 Bareroot

Can’t say anything more than it was a great quality bareroot and packaged extremely well with small mulch to keep the roots moist, which it did. Reason why I take off one star is the price. It’s about $10-15 more than other vendors, it’s a lot. But again, no complaints on the product.

T
Teri
Excellent

I’ve never received bare root roses in the mail before that were this large and healthy. When the first arrived, I immediately went back and ordered a second. Above and beyond expectations. Thank you.

L
Lallie

Arrived perfectly healthy. Can’t wait for the blooms.

S
Sondralee Petrilli
Roses

They are planted, waiting to see this spring how they are

J
Jackie DeFabio
KOKO LOKO!!

My sister’s name is Karen - but has always gone by KOKO! I couldn’t hit BUY fast enough! She loves roses and this one looks so beautiful - and the name! She was delighted! It was packaged beautifully and I will definitely be back for more things. Thank you!!

I
Indiana Gardner
Ground Frozen

I wrote you a note regarding this. When my roses arrived they were in good shape but our ground was frozen and I could not dig a hole for them. It was 5 days before I could do so. I planted the roses in two exlarge pots but I am afraid that they may not make it. If they do, great! but if they don't I feel like I did all I could.

Hi Lisa,

I appreciated your email reaching out and taking time to leave a review. An extra few days before being planted as long as you kept their roots wet shouldn't be a problem what so ever. :) All of or bare roots are shipped in February when orders are placed, with your local weather in the 50's and 60's they should have been very happy to make it in the ground. You'll want to make sure to plant them in the ground before next winter as you'll lose a hardiness zone if you keep them in a container and that isn't advised for your zone. :) If they don't thrive please reach back out right away at hello@thegreenhousepnw.com and we are happy to help!

J
Janis Teichman
First time buyer

The rose arrived very healthy and well packed. Plenty of roots with excellent structure. Very nice

H
Helen Rake
Big beautiful bare roots!

The bare roots arrived on time looking big and healthy! Couldn’t ask for more.

M
Mary Ward
Loco roses and distant drum

I received the roses and the bare roots were healthy . I was very pleased with my order