Description
Rosa rugosa | Ramanas rose
The Rosa rugosa, commonly known as the Ramanas rose, is a robust shrub with an upright to bushy growth habit. This plant typically reaches a height of up to 200 cm and spreads to a similar width. The leaves of the Ramanas rose are green, with a textured, wrinkled surface that is both fragrant and distinctive. Although not evergreen, this plant is known for its hardiness and low maintenance requirements, making it an ideal choice for gardens. Additionally, the Ramanas rose produces attractive fruits, adding further interest to its appearance.
Key Plant Characteristics of Rosa rugosa
- Rosa rugosa blooms from May to August, showcasing pink flowers that are attractive to butterflies, bees, and bumblebees. The flowers are fragrant.
- This plant thrives in sunny locations for optimal growth.
- Rosa rugosa is adaptable to all soil types, provided the soil is well-drained.
- The shrub features green leaves and an upright to bushy growth habit.
- Its bark is typically brown, with sturdy branches.
For those interested in enhancing their garden with
garden plants, Rosa rugosa is an excellent choice.
Application of the Rosa rugosa in the Garden
- The Rosa rugosa is versatile, perfect for use in borders, as a solitary plant, or in group plantings. It thrives on pergolas, walls, and fences, and can also be grown in pots or planters.
- This plant is highly winter-hardy, tolerating temperatures as low as -45.6°C, making it suitable for USDA zone 2.
- Rosa rugosa combines well with other shrubs and perennials, enhancing the garden's aesthetic.
- The plant's greatest ornamental value lies in its fragrant pink blooms, which attract pollinators and birds.
