Rosa corymbifera (BORCKH.) - Thicket Dog Rose - Busch-Rose (shrub rose)

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Rosa corymbifera, the Busch-Rose (shrub rose), also known as the hedge rose, is a vigorous wild rose with a fine shrubby habit that can reach up to 180 cm in height. Similar to the dog rose, it has leaves that are hairy underneath and strongly prickly shoots. Its flowers are white to pale pink, up to 5 cm across, blooming from June to July depending on altitude. The rose hips are red and oval to egg-shaped. This wild rose is widely used in landscaping, in fruiting hedges, in gardens or as a specimen plant. Site: normally moist to dry soils, sunny to partial shade Seed origin: Switzerland, canton of Aargau Delivery: potted plant
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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!