Rosa gallica officinalis - Old Shrub Rose

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Rosa gallica officinalis - Old Shrub RoseRosa gallica officinalis The Apothecarys Rose A very ancient rose, once used by apothecaries for its gorgeous scented oil, Rosa gallica var. officinalis is the rose the Lancastrians chose as their emblem in the Wars of the Roses. Its a small, deciduous shrub rose with an upright, bushy habit and matte, greyish green, divided leaves. In midsummer, the shrub bears a profusion of semi double, light crimson flowers with golden stamens and the most

This is an exceptionally tough

and are borne in clusters

Site: Will tolerate salt winds with some protection

Pick: November

Nymphaea ‘Pygmaea Rubra’ has a compact habit which makes it perfect for even the smallest ponds as it is the tiniest of the red varieties

crops are regular

Position: Partial shade

with sweet

brown rosehips

Rose New Dawn - Climbing Rose

The delicate foliage is rather ferny-looking

purplish-crimson flowers with a very strong