Diarmuid asks if Burnet rose is a bush or groundcover, and if it has other names.
Rosa pimpinellifolia (syn. R. spinosissima), the Scotch rose or Burnet rose, is a dense, suckering shrub 3–6 ft tall and wide—not a groundcover. Small, ferny leaves; creamy-white to pale pink single flowers in spring; abundant purple-black hips. Extremely cold-hardy (Zone 3), drought-tolerant, thrives in poor/sandy soil.
Specialist nurseries: Roses of Yesterday and Today, Antique Rose Emporium, Chamblee's Roses. Jackson & Perkins retail site may carry cultivars. Search by botanical name for accuracy.
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