Scientific Name:
Rosa rugosa
Pronunciation:
RO-zuh roo-GO-suh
Common Name:
rugosa rose
Family Name:
Rosaceae
Plant Type:
Shrub - deciduous
Key ID Features:
Large, vase-shaped shrub with stems covered in densely spaced prickles of various sizes (most 3-11mm long), and straighter and narrower to base than most other roses; leaves alternate, heavily veined, rugose, pinnately compound, 8-15cm long, stipules adnate (typical of roses), leaflets (5-)7(-9), elliptic-oblong, most 5-7cm long x 2-4cm wide, rugose (deeply wrinkled), glossy, dark green, undersides slightly pubescent, margin serrulate; flowers solitary, most 5-9cm wide, 5-many petals, white, pink-red-magenta.
Habit:
Spreading, Upright
Form:
Irregular, Round
Texture:
Medium
Mature Height:
1.3 - 2.0m
Mature Spread:
1.5 - 2.0m
Growth Rate:
Fast
Origin:
S.E. Asia / Japan / China, South Asia / India
Hardiness Rating:
Zone 2: (-46 to -40 °C)
Exposure:
Full sun
Soil/Growing Medium:
Acidic, Rocky or gravelly or dry
Water Use:
Low
Landscape Uses:
Accent plant, Attract beneficial insects, Cut flower or foliage, Erosion control, Fragrance, Group or mass planting, Hedge row, Perennial border, Security/barrier
Additional Info:
Leaf Morphology:
Form:
Compound
Arrangement:
Alternate
Texture/Venation:
Leathery, Heavily veined, Pinnate venation
Surfaces:
Rugose, Pubescent
Compound Leaf:
Odd-pinnate
Colour in Summer:
Dark-green
Colour in Fall:
Orange
Shapes:
Elliptic, Oblong
Apices:
Acute
Bases:
Cuneate
Margins:
Serrate, Serrulate
Inflorescence Type:
Cyme
Flower Morphology:
Flowers perfect
Number Of Petals:
5
Corolla Shape:
Rotate/stellate
Ovary Position:
Perigynous
Colour (petals):
Showy, White, Violet, Pink, Magenta, Red
Flower Scent:
Fragrant, Sweet
Flower Time at Peak:
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
Additional Info:
Many simple pistils
Bark Morphology:
Showy, Smooth, Multi-stem trunk
Bark or Stem Colour:
Green, Olive
Additional Info:
dense prickles pointing downward
Organ Modifications:
Prickles, Stipule (leafy)
Propagation:
Seed, Softwood cuttings, Division - above ground parts, Grafting
Pest Susceptibility:
Dieback, Fungal leaf spot, Galls, Stem borer insects, Thrips, Virus (Pest resistant, Disease resistant, Drought tolerant)
Course(s):
- AARB 1012
- HORT 1155
- Level 3 Apprenticeship
Location(s):
- (AGB) Acer Griseum Bed : cv. Hansa
- (ONE) Overpass North side East : cv. Hansa
- (ONW) Overpass North side West : 672 - cv. F.J. Grootendorst