ROSA

 Back to VARIETY INDEX    Terms     HOME
ROSA

(Plant heights are given at maturity)

Dog Rose Rosa canina  Dog Rose -  Rosa canina - Long arching branches with pale pink blooms followed by small scarlet hips.  Makes a good hedge planting.  Hardy to -40F (-40C);  height: 3-10ft.
#2302  Packet, $13.50 each,  Approximately 100 seeds


Rosa rugosa redRosa rugosa white  Rugosa Rose - Rosa rugosa - One of the hardiest of the roses with pink blooms followed by large hips.  The formidable thorns make it a good hedge planting.  Hardy to -50F (-45C);  height: 6ft.
#2312    Red
  Packet, $15.95 each,  Approximately 100 seeds
#2311    White
  Packet, $15.95 each,  Approximately 100 seeds


Mountain Rose rosa woodsii  Mountain Rose - Rosa woodsii - Native to the eastern US and Canada, this pretty rose has small fragrant pink blooms and blue-green foliage.  It has an upright,  rounded growth habit, and does not become invasive, so makes a good variety for wildflower gardens.  In the autumn, bright red hips appear, and the foliage turns golden yellow.  Hardy to -30F (-34.4C);   height: 3ft.
#2316  Packet, $15.95 each,  Approximately 100 seeds


Prairie Rose Rosa arkansana  Prairie Rose - Rosa arkansana - A small shrub rose spreading underground by rhizomes, this species is native to much of the US.  Blooms are pink and are followed by red hips, which are used to make teas, syrups and jams and are rich in vitamin A,C and E and flavanoids.  The roots have been used to treat bleeding and eye complaints.  The plants are very adaptable and grow well in a wide variety of soil types and light levels.  Hardy to -30F (-34.4C);  height: 18in.
#2287  Packet, $23.99 each,  Approximately 100 seeds

ORDER EARLY!
 See TERMS

 
Back to VARIETY INDEX    Terms     HOME

richfarmgardenIf you have arrived in someone else's frame, or can not see all of the other information available on richfarmgarden.com Click on logo to enter from beginning