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Introduced to Europe from Japan in 1796, these varieties are some of the hardiest of roses. The wrinkled foliage is where the name is derived. (wrinkle in Latin is "ruga") The rugosa hybrids we offer are hardy, have strong fragrances, and are prolific in growth and blooming.
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| Large, fairly double blooms that are pure white and very fragrant. Blooms repeat all season. 6 ft. $15.95 |
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| Large, double, silver pink blooms in clusters. The flowers have a strong sweet fragrance. On a calm day you can smell Conrad 40 ft. away. This variety doesn’t look rugosa, and the flowers are more of a loose Hybrid Tea shape. If you wanted a tall hedge, Conrad would be perfect. Extremely vigorous growth up to 8 ft., and it blooms all season until frost. $15.95 |
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| Very large, single blooms of bright pink with dark stamens. This is a large, vigorous bush that is never without bloom during the entire season. The bush is hardy and healthy, just remember to give it plenty of room. $15.95 |
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| Another rose from the Pavement series. Hardy, wonderful fragrance and just an alround
tough rose. Rich magenta color, 9 to 12 petal count, about 4 x 4 foot bush and does repeat later in the season. This rose also goes by Buffalo Gal. Hardy to zone 3. $15.95 |
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| Light pink. Strong fragrance. Single (4-8 petals), cupped bloom form. Continuous (perpetual) bloom throughout the season.
Height of 18" to 5' Width of 30" to 6'
zone 3 very disease resistant. |
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| A semi-dwarf rugosa hybrid shrub which flowers repeatedly and freely, and is highly resistant to blackspot and powdery mildew. The fragrant flowers are white with a pink tinge resembling apple blossoms. 3.5' x 3'. Zone 2. $15.95 |
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| This rose has fragrant semi-double, medium-pink blooms, which repeat all summer long. Robust, bushy growth with ample healthy foliage. Sets nice hips. One of the best rugosa roses. 5' x 5'. Zone 2. $15.95 |
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| This is a wonderful cold hardy Rugosa. The bush is a nice size at 4 by 4, and the blooms are semi-double, fragrant, and crimson-pink. There is a major flush of bloom in the spring followed by good repeat bloom all summer. Good hip production in the fall. Zone 3 $15.95 |
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| Deep dark red bloom in clusters throughout the season. An open bloom with about 25 petals. This rose is tough, will survive drought, shade and is mostly thornless. Zone 4 to 8
Bred by the great rosarium Ralph Moore.
6 X 6 foot or larger bush $15.95 |
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| Double white blooms of 30 to 35 petals. If you need a hardy rose and also one that the deer are not especially interested in, this rose will be the one. Nice white blooms, strong fragrance and nice bushy plant that has red hips in the winter. Zone 2, 3 ft X 3 ft. $15.95 |
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| This Hybrid Kordesii shrub rose is pink with a yellow reverse. It is part of the Explorer series from Canadian and reported hardy to zone 2. It is arching, mostly thornless bush of about 4 feet. $15.95 |
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| Large deep pink bloom with a silver reverse. single to semi-double and 5 inches. A vigorous hardy rose growing to 4 feet. Zone 2 thru 9 $15.95
Named in memory of the youngest son of the late Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau. He was killed by an avalanche in British Columbia's Kokanee Mountains on November 13/1998 at the age of 23.
A portion of the sales for this Rose will go to the Canadian Avalanche Foundation. |
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| The Pavement series of Hybrid Rugosa have done exceptionally well in our gardens. This one has a large rose pink bloom that repeats well after the first major flush of blooms in the spring. The plant is healthy and grows to about 4 feet. Hardy from zone 3 and warmer.
$15.95 |
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| The double pink flushed, near white blooms resemble pink ice and are very fragrant. Prolific bloomer with very healthy foliage. Rugosa Hybrid 3' X 3' Zone 2 $15.95
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| Red. Strong fragrance. Semi-double (9-16 petals) bloom form. Occasional repeat later in the season.
Height of 5' Width of 4'
zone 3 very disease resistant. |
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| Huge, bright red single flowers on a fast growing shrub rose with dark green glossy foliage. It’s so striking we chose to make a hedge of it along the display garden. 6 ft. high by 8 ft. wide. $15.95 |
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| Large, magenta pink flowers with incredible fragrance. Blooms constantly all season. 5 ft. $15.95 |
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| A beautiful yellow rugosa rose. The blooms are a blend of yellow and orange and very full with a slight fragrance. The foliage is a shiny green green that sets of the pretty yellow blooms. 3' zone 3 $15.95 |
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| Pink. Mild, old rose fragrance. Large, semi-double (9-16 petals), cupped bloom form. Occasional repeat later in the season.
Armed with thorns.
Height of 5' to 8' Width of 4' to 6'
zone 6 very disease resistant, susceptible to rust . $15.95 |
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| A repeat-blooming, highly fragrant Harkness creation. Magnificent large single magenta blooms and massive hips in the fall. Considered by many experts to be one of the best rugosa roses. 6' x 5' Zone 2.
$15.95 |
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| White Rugosa hybrid. Strong fragrance. Double (17-25 petals) bloom form. Occasional repeat later in the season. Size: 5' x 5' USDA zone 4b and warmer. Shade tolerant. Named for Sir Thomas Lipton of Lipton Tea fame. $15.95 |
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| A hardy white blend with some lavender overtones. Red hips in the fall and hardy to zone 3, drought tolerant once established and not as attractive to deer. 3 X 3 foot bush.
$15.95 |
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| Red. Strong fragrance. Occasional repeat later in the season.
Height of 4' to 5' Width of 3' to 4'
zone 4 $15.95 |
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| Hardiness, disease resistance, along with lilac pink blooms that repeat well and have a wonderful fragrance has caused this rose to be popular for many years.
4 ft $15.95 |
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of our plants are container grown on their own roots
rather than using the roots of another
variety. This means they are pure, and grow only
from their own, original ancestors. This also keeps
the plants virus free, living longer, and gives
them a more healthy, well-shaped bloom. |
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