One of best crimson double rugosas. Large blossoms with spicy rugosa scent, marvelous showy hips after bloom. Establishes quickly, fine for low hedge. (Suzanne Verrier, Fine Gardening #121)
Rugosa roses invasive in some areas (CT, MA, NJ, NY, RI, WA).
Full sun, good air circulation, fertile well-drained soil. Top-dress with compost after planting and each spring/fall. Propagate by digging suckers in fall, cutting connecting root, leave until spring, transplant. Pests: Japanese beetles, rose stem girdler, deer.
Beds, borders, hedge, screening, specimen in cottage gardens.
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