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wild rose species for the natural garden

Wild roses and wild rose species are both a habitat and a food source for animals in the natural garden

Wild roses are the roses as they occur in nature. From the rambler to the highly refined hybrid tea rose - all other roses have more or less directly descended from a wild rose. Most wild rose species have single, non-double flowers and form rose hips.

The wild rose as a garden plant: versatile in use and a valuable habitat

The range of uses for a wild rose in the garden is very broad: from natural gardens to mixed rose hedges, there is possibly room for a wild rose in almost every garden.

With a wild rose or a wild rose hedge, natural gardens offer a valuable habitat for birds and insects. During the flowering period they turn into a bee pasture, and in autumn their rose hips are readily taken as food.

Narrow down all wild rose species by growth habit:

A wild rose with open, single flowers is a favourite of visiting bees

Wild roses: 110 varieties buy online

Wild rose shrubs

Shrubby wild rose species, some repeat-flowering or also suited to containers.

Climbers and 'Wild Ramblers'

Climbing wild roses, some of them very vigorous with soft, flexible shoots

Banksiae Banksiae

rambler rose

white, ca. 400cm

from 16,90 €

vigorous climbing rose from China, small, white, double blooms, almost thornless, semi-evergreen, for mild climates

bare-root

Banksiae Lutea

rambler rose

yellow, ca. 400cm

early and abundantly flowering yellow Banksia rose, thornless. Known in northern Italy as 'Meraner Röschen'.