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Rosa rugosa alba
$27.95
Species Rose (known prior to 1867)
Large pure white single blossoms in clusters are set off beautifully against the dark, crinkly green foliage. Wonderful fragrance, recurring bloom and large, orange-red hips make this an excellent shrub for hedges or massing. Exceptionally hardy. Reaches 6 feet tall and wide.
1 review for Rosa rugosa alba
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Mary Cookson –
I planted this rose over 25 years ago, when I first moved into my home. It’s a lovely, lovely rose. It has dealt with drought, torrential rains, heavy snows, deep freezes and several years of neglect while I was busy raising children. It’s still healthy, it’s still beautiful. The bees love the flowers, and I believe the birds love the hips (someone does, because they do tend to disappear by winter’s end). It has thrown up some suckers, but hey, that means more plants! And it has a really beautiful fragrance.