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Robusta
$27.95
Hybrid Rugosa (Kordes, Germany, 1979)
Showy, single red blooms cover this impressive shrub all season. The foliage is outstanding: glossy, leathery, medium green turning brilliant red-orange in fall. Upright, vigorous and disease resistant, this shrub reaches 5 to 6 feet tall and wide. Canes are thorny, useful for creating a hedge or large specimen plant.
3 reviews for Robusta
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Abby –
During this first summer with Robusta, two things have stood out to me: the blooms show up well from a distance, & it recovered well after not getting enough water while I was away unexpectedly. Looking forward to seeing what it does in coming years!
Lynne McCue (verified owner) –
I love this rose! Starting in the early spring it’s covered with clusters of brilliant red flowers throughout the summer. My 2 year rose is now 4ft. tall and 5ft. wide with arching canes. Robusta is a good name for it, as this rose can handle our very challenging climate: a mild early winter with brutal cold and strong icy winds in the late winter and early spring.
CS (verified owner) –
Planted two last year and they are blooming this year already, after a VERY dry summer last year! I’m right on the new edge of zone 5 so I protected it over the (very mild for us) winter and there seemed to be no die-back. Blooms are beautiful with a light fruity fragrance, but definitely a dark pink, not red.