Pink Grootendorst Rugosa Rose

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Pink grootendorst rugosa rose. It blooms nonstop throughout the season and grows to 5 feet or more. Their fragrance has notes of spice. Other common names rose pink grootendorst. The flowers appear in abubdance.
Little or no scent. Rugosa roses are extremely hardy and most are exceptionally disease resistant with wonderful wrinkled healthy foliage. Usda 5b 9b the heights zones are guidelines only. A sport of f j grootendorst but with small bright rose pink flowers which are produced continuously.
This rose has large clusters of small violet red pompom blossoms with a spicy fragrance. Rugosa a native of japan and siberia. Synonyms rosa rugosa pink grootendoorst. Rose pink grootendorst rosa rugosa pink grootendoorst genus.
Browse pictures and read growth cultivation information about hybrid rugosa shrub rose rosa pink grootendorst supplied by member gardeners in the plantfiles database at dave s garden. Like its parent it is very tough and reliable forming a strong bushy shrub. This variety is a mutation of f. All are derived from r.
Grootendorst as a sport of the rose that bears his namesake. Plant database entry for rose rosa f j. Often seen en masse in parks or by roadways. 4 6 shrub form.
Their ability to repeat flower make them ideal hedging plants. In summer and autumn it bears clusters of double pink flowers whose petals have serrated margins. Variety or cultivar pink grootendorst pink grootendoorst is a rugosa rose. Rugosa they inherited their health winter hardiness and typical thorns.
It has a different colour but the flowers have the same fringed petals therefore they are called carnation roses. Discovered in the netherlands by f. Hybrid rugosa historic rose shrub rose colors. Pink grootendorst rugosa rose 25077.
The petals of the small dusty rose pink flowers are decorated with endearing fringes and resemble carnation blooms more so than roses. It is an upright bushy shrub with thorny stems and shiny bright green wrinkled foliage.