Rockin' Rush Combination

Light Needs

Partial Sun to Full Sun

(At Least 5 Hours of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

6 - 12 Inches

Mature Spread

18 - 24 Inches

Rockin’ Rush delivers a summer-long concert of raspberry pink, sunlit gold, and crisp white, all packed into one easy recipe. Supertunia Raspberry Rush supplies the patterned magenta riffs, Goldilocks Rocks bidens drops bright yellow beats, and Superbena Whiteout verbena keeps the tempo with snowy clusters that never quit. Together they form a mounded globe about a foot high before spilling over the rim of a pot or basket, flowering from late spring until the first hard frost. Light fragrance drifts on warm evenings, and visiting hummingbirds hover like loyal fans at center stage.

This trio handles heat, moderate drought, deer, and common garden diseases without missing a beat. Each component shares a trailing-mounded habit, so plants weave into a tidy, balanced dome—Raspberry Rush and Whiteout trail as dynamic spillers, while Goldilocks Rocks threads through the center as a gleaming filler. Use the mix in 12-inch hanging baskets, patio planters, or at the edge of sunny borders; its compact height also suits window boxes where you want long, streaming stems. 

Rockin’ Rush Combination Care

Fill a well-drained container with a peat-based potting mix, then alternate Raspberry Rush with Whiteout, centering the Goldilocks Rocks in the middle as the filler. Water deeply after planting and keep soil evenly moist—daily in extreme heat, and less often during mild spells. Mix slow-release fertilizer into the soil, then boost bloom power every other week with a water-soluble feed; trim back lanky stems by one-third in midsummer and follow with fertilizer for a quick flush of fresh flowers. Full sun encourages the strongest color, but four to six hours of light still delivers a solid performance.

These annuals continue blooming until frost and are not winter hardy outside zones 10–11. If you garden in cooler zones, treat the blend as a seasonal display or move containers into a sunny, frost-free sunroom for a few extra weeks of color. Once growth slows; reduce watering and cut stems lightly to keep stems compact.

Rockin’ Rush Combination Spacing

One kit fills a standard 12-inch basket; choose a 14- to 16-inch pot if you prefer a looser cascade. Use a container with drainage holes to prevent soggy roots and keep plants blooming all season. In landscape beds, space individual transplants 12 inches apart so mounds can fill in without crowding.

SKU:

CON523