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| | | Rose, rugosa (Rosa rugosa) Rosa rugosa can make excellent hedge plants; not only are they very spiny, but it suckers freely - we bud our plants on R. laxa to avoid this. Rosa rugosa are easy to grow, and is tough and disease resistant. Their fragrant single flowers (avoid doubles) are a good source of pollen and bright red hips impenetrable habit make them helpful for birds. Rosa rugosa 'Fru Dagmar Hastrup' is also known as 'Frau Dagmar Hartopp'. We despatch Rugosa Roses as bare root plants from November to March.
Varieties:
Rosa rugosa 'Alba': white (illustrated)
Rosa rugosa 'Atropurpurea': deep red blooms, good fragrance
Rosa rugosa 'Fru Dagmar Hastrup': pink
Rosa rugosa 'Rubra': red
Flowers: July - September
Soil type: Tolerant of most soils
Supplier: R.V.Roger Ltd.
We donate half of our profit on sales of Rosa rugosa to The Bumblebee Conservation Trust
Please note that there is a minimum purchase value of £50 through the website.
Our nectar and pollen plants have been chosen in association with the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, British Beekeepers’ Association and Butterfly Conservation, who benefit from any sales. Please also see our wildflower and grass seed mixes, which include a Bumblebee mix, Pollen and Nectar Mix and Butterfly and Moth Wildflower Mix. We sell a number of plants in this section which provide important late and early nectar and pollen, for which also see our bulbs and non-native trees.
For butterflies, although you will find some nectar plants in this section which are also food plants for caterpillars, you will find many more in wildflower plugs, wildflower seeds, and native trees and shrubs.
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