Rugosa Roses
(#) = Once-flowering varieties
(o/r) = Cutting
grown varieties
(p) = Roses proprietory to us are indicated thus
(*) = Roses new to us this season are marked |
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 We have separated these wonderful, highly desirable shrubs into a section of their own, as they are both heritage and modern. They are all tough, disease resistant, prickly shrubs with, in most cases, distinct shiny, deeply veined foliage. Many produce a good show of orange red, tomato-shaped hips.
Ann Endt. Medium, single; deep magenta red; cinnamon fragrance. 1.5m
Belle Poitevine. Large, semi-double; magenta pink. Very Fragrant. 1.5m
Blanc Double de Coubert. Medium, double; pure white. Great perfume. 1.5m
*Bleak House. Medium, semi-double, bright pink. 1.8m
Delicata. Large, almost semi-double; rosy pink. Fragrant 1.5m
*Esmond Jones (#) Large, single, dusky wine pink. Masses of hips! 1.8m
Frau Dagmar Hastrup. Large, single, lilac pink. Mild scent. Superb fruit. 1.2m
Lily Freeman. Medium, single; lilac pink. Slight fragrance. 1.5m
R. rugosa alba. Large, single; pure white. Scented. 1.8m
Roseraie de l’Hay. Large, barely double; crimson-purple. Good scent. 2m
*Rugosa Joanna. Medium, single, cerise pink. 1.5m
Rugspin. Very large ,single; cerise-crimson. Fragrant. 1.8m
Sarah van Fleet. Many semi-double; silky pink. Good scent. Vicious thorns. 2m+
Scabrosa. Large, single; cerise; all setting hips. Great display. Fragrant. 1.6m.
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