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Rosa x hibernica - Wild Shrub RoseRosa x hibernica The Irish Rose A rare hybrid between the native, wild roses, the dog rose and the burnet rose, Rosa x hibernica is a large, deciduous, shrub rose, with a suckering habit. The mid green foliage is divided into slightly serrated, ovate leaflets. In midsummer, it bears clusters of lightly scented, deep rose pink, single blooms with golden stamens; the flowers are attractive to pollinators. The flowers are followed by round, deep red hips

blue and white summer flowers and silver-grey-leaved plants

Variegated Siberian dogwood holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit

but it’s best to plant in the best conditions you can

Rosa Kent is one of the Towne and Country series

dark green leaves with serrated edges and attractive cinnamon-brown bark

Spread: 39” (1m)

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they turn fiery orange and red before leaf-fall

dark-green leaves turn a rich yellowish-brown before leaf-fall in autumn

trumpet-shaped

greeny-gold with an orange flush and crimson streaks

with a strong