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Hedgehog Rose, Rosa rugosa Rubra - Shrub
A versatile and worthy addition to any garden. With the minimum of attention and being highly resistant to all of the usual rose problems, this rose will produce masses of fragrant, single, yellow-centred flowers from July to September. These are followed in the autumn by attractive, tomato-shaped, red or orange-red rose-hips. Vigorous and repeat-flowering. Can be used as a part of a mixed border, as a hedge or as a apart of a wild garden. Vivid green wrinkled (rugose) leaves turn a butter color in the autumn and the hips are the source of much excitement amongst various finches and other small seed-eating birds.
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Height and spread: 2m x 2m (6ft x 6ft), rather open growth, good security barrier, not so good visual barrier (easy to see through)
Uses - Hedging / mixed border / wild garden
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30-45cm, 12-18" |
1.5m, 5ft |
1, spring |
Yes |
Pruning: Prune in the dormant season from autumn after the leaves have fallen to spring before the buds break. If there are hips still on the stems, leave them for the birds and prune when all have been eaten. Trim old stems back as desired and remove the occasional (1 in 4 or 5) stem completely. Can be renovated by taking out stems completely, leaving one in two or three longer but trim these by up to a half of their length. |
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