Red Rugosa Rose

Flowers may be followed by showy red or purple fruits in some varieties.

Red rugosa rose. It is a bristly prickly sprawling suckering shrub rose that typically grows in a rounded form to 4 6 tall and as wide. Other common names red japanese rose. Genus rosa can be deciduous or semi evergreen shrubs or scrambling climbers with usually thorny stems bearing compound pinnate leaves and solitary or clustered flowers. Red rugosa rose bushes the rugosa rose red shrubs hedge shrub roses are wonderfully fragrant blossoms that repeat throughout summer on this selection of the rosa rugosa species blossoms of the red rugosa roses are followed by very large orange red hips in late summer and last all winter bumble bees are always visiting the blossoms on this flowering shrub rose.

Rosa rugosa rugosa rose beach rose japanese rose ramanas rose or letchberry is a species of rose native to eastern asia in northeastern china japan korea and southeastern siberia where it grows on beach coasts often on sand dunes. Forms a densely branched barrier with leathery dark green foliage that is excellent for creating an impenetrable hedge or border. Parent to many shrub roses this is a vigorous tough prickly sprawling suckering shrub that is amazingly tolerant of dry sandy soils salt spray and wind. Rugosas are low maintenance with great cold tolerance and pest resistance.

Rosa rugosa is native to northern china korea and japan. Heirloom roses features rugosas miniature rose bushes rose gardening and plants. It should not be confused with rosa multiflora which is also known as japanese rose the latin word rugosa means wrinkled referring to the wrinkled. Well known for its incredible hardiness and legendary disease resistance rosa rugosa commonly known as rugosa rose or japanese rose is rich of many vertus and can be relied on to provide interest and color.

Attractive vibrant purple red flowers dot upright prickly stems of this durable minimal care rose. Unless restrained it will over time spread by suckers to form dense thickets. Most rugosa roses are tall shrubby sprawling multi branched plants that need plenty of room to spread out.