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Rosa rugosa Seaside Swirl™ Blush

Soft pink flowers with a cottagey feel.

Rugosa Roses are known for their incredible hardiness and can be relied upon to provide color and interest in harsh landscapes where dry soils, strong winds, and salt spray prevails. In late spring captivating flowers pull you in with their musky aroma and continue to bloom in profusion through summer. As the flowers fade, orange-red hips form, adding yet another element of surprise. Extremely disease resistant – especially when grown in full sun - these Roses will keep pollinators busy, attracting insects, butterflies, and birds through their long season of flower.

Tough and easy to care for, Seaside Swirl™ Roses make the perfect addition to cottage gardens, coastal roadways, and slopes.

Another incredible selection from the Seaside Swirl™ series, the soft, blush-pink flowers of Seaside Swirl™ Blush is certain to draw you in. A compact variety with a soft, cottagey feel, this easy-to-care-for Rose will grow in tough growing conditions. Tolerant of sea spray and road salt, its intense fragrance, and beautiful flowers are just a few of the wonderful traits that make this variety a must. In late summer, large, red-orange hips follow the flowers, just about the time leaves turn brilliant yellow.

 

Who Am I?

  • Common Name:
    Seaside Swirl™ Blush rugosa rose
  • Botanical Name:
    Rosa rugosa 'Boruiwhiva' PP 34733
  • Type:
    Shrub

Cultural Details

TYPE

Shrub
  • Light:
    Full sun
  • Soil:
    Average to sandy garden soil
  • Moisture:
    Drought tolerant
  • Hardiness Zone
    3-8
  • Bloom Time:
    Mid spring to fall
  • Bloom Color:
    Pale pink
  • Size:
    3' tall by 3' wide
  • Diseases & Pests:
    None known

What Makes Me Special?

Dainty, soft pink roses on an incredibly strong, easy to grow, disease resistant plant that just about anyone can grow.

Landscape Use

Borders, cutting gardens, foundations, hedges, mass plantings

Pruning

Rugosa roses can be cut back hard to keep them small and bushy, but since these are dwarf selections, they should not need much. Prune them in early sprin.

Propagation

Cuttings

Who Am I?

  • Common Name:
    Seaside Swirl™ Blush rugosa rose
  • Botanical Name:
    Rosa rugosa 'Boruiwhiva' PP 34733
  • Type:
    Shrub

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