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F.J. Grootendorst Rugosa Rose Flowers of F.J. Grootendorst are dark red and small, reminiscent of carnations, and are borne in huge clusters. They appear profusely in spring and repeat well throughout the growing season. A bush in full grown makes an impressive showing from a distance
The Name of the Rose - Named after the owner of the nursery which introduced it. Rugosas make excellent landscape specimens and their luxuriant foliage makes them unique among other roses. For a tough, carefree and beautiful rose, rugosas are hard to beat. They are extremely hardy and can grow in difficult conditions such as seaside locations. Culture: Rugosas do not like to be sprayed or coddled. If you do, their leaves turn yellow! Some rugosas do well in different areas of the country. This one will perform well in the South. The denseness of the shrub and vicious thorns makes this a good choice for an impenetrable hedge or burglar deterrent. Notes: |
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