Rosa stellata mirifica
wild rose
Rosa stellata mirifica
Growth height 120-250cm
Purple-mauve wild rose for a hedge
- – Single flowers, blooms in early summer with occasional repeat into summer
- – Dense, bushy and thorny, 120-215 x 120-150 cm
- – Also called 'Gooseberry Rose', hardy with brown hips
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Rosa stellata mirifica'
- Size
- 120-250cm
- Flower colour
- blue & mauve
- Flowering habit
- summer-flowering
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Occasional repeat flush in summer.
The reliably hardy variety is also sold as "The Gooseberry Rose"
or "The Sacramento Rose".
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