Wild Roses

 Wild Roses & Shrub Roses, are mostly once-flowering shrubs that form bushes with the character of the “Wild Roses”. They are used in open landscape for wind-protection or hedging, and in the garden as solitary shrub, in small groups or border.

Canina

Small, single, pink flowers with white-yellow stamens and a sweet scent. Scarlet-red, oval hips in autumn. Bushy, upright, arching overhanging growth.

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Glauca

Clusters of small, single, pink-red flowers with a white eye surrounding the creamy-yellow stamens. Plentiful, small, orange red hips in autumn. Vigorous, upright, almost thornless growth.

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Multiflora

Huge, pyramidal clusters of very small, single, pure white flowers. Vigorous, densely branched, arching, overhanging shrub with small bullet-shaped red hips in autumn.

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Rubiginosa

Small, single, clear pink flowers with golden-yellow stamens, followed by orange-red hips. Vigorous, upright and thorny growth with arching, overhanging branches. Ideal for hedging. Remarkable foliage with apple scent.

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Rugosa Alba

White form of "Rugosa".

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Rugosa Rubra

Violet-red form of "Rugosa".

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