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  • White Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa) – #3 Container
  • White Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa) – #3 Container
  • White Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa) – #3 Container

White Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa) – #3 Container

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    The White Rugosa Rose (Rosa rugosa) is a cold-hardy shrub rose valued for its intensely fragrant white blooms and deeply textured, disease-resistant foliage. Blooming from late spring through fall, it produces large, single white flowers followed by bright red rose hips in autumn — providing multi-season ornamental and wildlife value. Hardy to USDA Zone 3, it is well-suited to challenging northern climates and coastal conditions where many other roses struggle.

    Material: Main body is a live Rosa rugosa shrub with deeply veined, textured foliage that provides excellent natural resistance to black spot and other common rose diseases. Auxiliary includes nutrient-rich nursery potting soil and a vigorous, established root system. Accessories include a planting container and a detailed care guide.

    Size: Mature height 4–6 ft, crown spread 4–6 ft, forming a dense, rounded shrub.

    Color: Flowers: white; Hips: red; Foliage: green.

    Age Group: Adults.

    Additional Features: Hardy to USDA Zone 3, thrives even in sandy, poor, or salty soils; naturally shows strong resistance to black spot and powdery mildew; produces fragrant blooms and ornamental red rose hips valued for their autumn color and wildlife interest; self-cleaning habit significantly reduces the need for deadheading; attracts bees, butterflies, and birds; thorny canes tend to deter deer browsing in most settings; a dependable choice for northern gardens, coastal landscapes, and low-input planting schemes; provides natural privacy screening when mass-planted.

    Care Instructions: Plant in full sun in well-drained soil. Water thoroughly at planting and once a week during the first growing season; established plants are drought-tolerant and largely self-sufficient. Prune in early spring to remove old or damaged canes and encourage vigorous new growth. No deadheading necessary. Avoid heavy fertilizing, which promotes excessive foliage over flowers. Mulch around the base to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.

    Please Note: Product images are for reference only and are intended to show the plant type and typical appearance. The actual plant received may vary in size, shape, and stage of growth depending on the season and current growing conditions. All plants are shipped as healthy, rooted specimens ready for transplanting. Please inspect your order upon arrival. If your plant arrives damaged or in unsatisfactory condition, contact us within 48 hours at info@bonnysgardencenter.com with photos to expedite your claim. For full return eligibility, please review our Return Policy.

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