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Rosa pendulina (L.) - Alpine Hagrose - Rosier des Alpes - Rosa alpina - Drooping Rose

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    The Rosa pendulina - Alpenhag Rose has a loose growth pattern, which is why it is also highly recommended for low hedges. It reaches a height of 100 to 150 cm. This shrub can form individual runners, but these do not spread. This wild rose is ideal as a solitary plant and is a popular wild rose for the home garden. With its thornless branches and strong flower color, it attracts everyone's attention. It develops equally well in different locations. The flowers are pleasantly fragrant and purple-pink. The flowering period is from June to July, depending on the altitude. The rose hips are red and bottle-shaped. These are edible and have a high vitamin C content. Location: Dry to fresh soils, sunny to shady Origin / Provenance Seed: CH-Canton SZ Delivery: Plant in pot

    CHF
    34.50
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8834 Schindellegi, Schwyz

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AstrantiAs GmbH, an organic nursery specializing in wild roses and wild fruits, offers new flavors of organic plants grown from Swiss seeds. We produce wild fruits that are not only rich in vitamins and trace elements but are also considered health-promoting superfoods. With wild roses in your garden, you can contribute to biodiversity and enjoy healthy rosehips. These important native biodiversity plants are crucial for the survival of wild bees, butterflies, insects, beetles, and birds, as they provide them with food, nesting sites, and shelter!

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