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Rose, Rugosa

Fragrant Blooms and Vitamin-Rich Rose Hips

Rugosa Rose offers pollinator-friendly blooms and nutrient-packed hips for fall. Ideal for natural barriers, wildlife gardens, and coastal areas.

$1780
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Pickup available at 2161 NC 213 Hwy

Usually ready in 24 hours

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Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa)

Rugosa rose is an eastern Asian shrub with fragrant pink to white flowers, textured foliage and orange-red hips. Its prickly stems form dense thickets, so give it room and manage spreading suckers.

Flowers, hips and garden use

Flowers attract pollinating insects, and birds visit the hips. The hips are used for teas, jams and jellies. Flower color varies with the plant or cultivar.

Grow in full sun with good airflow and well-drained soil. It tolerates salt and established plants tolerate drought, but wet soils are unsuitable.

Product Details

  • Origin: Eastern Asia
  • Growth: Deciduous, suckering shrub
  • Mature size: 4–6 feet tall and wide
  • Bloom: Late spring into summer, with intermittent later flowers
  • Hardiness: Zones 2–7

Siting: The species can become invasive, particularly in coastal and northeastern regions. Avoid planting where it can spread into natural habitats.

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