Rosa rugosa white 20/40cm Cell grown x 500 Rosa rugosa Alba (White)

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Rosa rugosa Alba (also called White Ramanus Rose) is a fast growing deciduous, dense and bushy rose variety ideal for a summer flowering hedge
  • AVERAGE GROWING
  • HAS BERRIES
  • HAS FLOWERS (White)
  • Is Grazing Animal Friendly
  • Planting Conditions: Suitable for normal, Chalk and Clay Soils in Full Sun or Semi Shade or even Full Shade. Inland, Exposed or Coastal Sites
  • Growth Rate: expect average growth between 20cm and 40cm per year
  • Height: grows upto 2 metres in height
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SKU ROSA-PG-20/40-CG-500
(Covers 71.43 metres)
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£1419.99

White Ramanus Rose

Rosa rugosa 'Alba' will add colour and wildlife interest into a mixed hedge, or for its prickly deterrent quality. It has richly scented, large open single flowers from June to September, followed by the largest hip of any wild rose - as large as a cherry tomato! For an alternative with pink flowers, try Rosa rugosa 'Rubra'.

The leaves are lush, glossy, dark green and crinkly (technical term is rugose) and downy underneath. The plant grows very densely with new growth coming from below ground level but true to the parent.

It has to be said that Rosa rugosa has a shaggy unkempt air though it can be trimmed to a degree of tidiness. It's carefree too in its soil and situation preferences - it's picky only about drainage - so as long as it doesn't sit in waterlogged soil, it will grow in any situation with particular preferences for some sun and sandy soils. It is good for coastal positions and is sometimes called the Saltspray Rose. One final bonus - rabbits dont like it!

For further flowering varieties, have look at our brilliant range of flowering hedge plants or view our prickly hedging plants and our hedges with berries for a number of brilliant alternatives.

Cell grown plants are available all year round. Bare roots are only available from November to mid/late May, using cold stored plants towards the very end of the season.

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