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Rosa multiflora is a great wild rose for a mixed hedge up to about 3 metres high. It will grow on very poor soil anywhere inland except on chalk, and it's not suitable for coastal sites like Dog rose or Field rose.
Multiflora is a vigorous, arching wild rose that produces clusters of simple, fragrant white flowers in the summer, followed by bright scarlet, berry sized hips in the autumn. The rose hips aren't suitable for eating.
See our selection of native hedging plants or view our full range of hedging.
Bareroot hedge plants are only delivered during winter (Nov-March).
All our hedge plants are measured by their height in centimetres above the ground (the roots aren't measured).
Plant hedging at 3 plants per metre, 33cms apart.
You can also plant at 5 plants per metre in a staggered double row, with 33 cms between each plant along the row and 40cms between the rows.
Multiflora roses are from East Asia. Goat farmers consider them to be great fodder for their animals, which I don't doubt; I knew a goat who was happy to eat my cotton socks and unread newspapers.