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Rosa pimpinellifolia / Spinosissima- Scotch Rose / Burnet Rose

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Acidic Soil Chalky Soil Coastal Areas Exposed Windy Areas

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Scottish Wild Roses - Bareroot Sapling Plants

The Scotch Rose or Burnet Rose, Rosa pimpinellifolia, is a very thorny native rose that makes an excellent dense thicket; it's a natural-born secure hedge plant. It bears heavily scented white & pink flowers in summer, followed by inedible maroon-black fruit. If you want a wild roses for dry soil, really cold or exposed sites, this is the one to go for.
Be warned - this rose is seriously thorny. If you don't own a pair of extra-thick leather gardening gloves, get some before you start handling this beast!
You can buy several other types of Wild Rose Plants from us.

Growing Scotch Roses
These dense, throrny plants will thrive on dry soil and in the coldest, windiest sites. They are happy right on the coast and will grow well on limestone or chalk. Wild rose hedges can be savagely clipped in late winter. Wear eye protection with this one!
Hedge Spacing: 3 plants per metre.
Your plants will grow up to about 1.5 metres when they are grown by themselves, but they will go a bit higher when they are packed into a hedge.

You may also see the Scotch rose listed as Rosa spinosissima, which means the prickliest - a well deserved name!