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Rosa pimpinellifolia

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Scottish botanical rose with elegant but spiny branches. The size after 10 years is 100 cm. The flower colour is white or sometimes light pink. This plant is completely hardy.The flowering period is May - June.

Location of the plant shown in the first picture : Augsburg

Date taken : 02.06.2010

Common name : Rose

Family : Rosaceae

© first picture : Gabor Ajtay

© picture 2 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Augsburg

© picture 3 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Augsburg

© picture 4 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Augsburg

© picture 5 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Augsburg

© picture 6 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Augsburg

© picture 7 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Augsburg

© picture 8 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Buitenpost

© picture 9 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Buitenpost

© picture 10 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Buitenpost

© picture 11 : Gabor Ajtay, location picture : Buitenpost

© picture 12 : Nurseries PlantenTuin Esveld, Boskoop, Netherlands, location picture : Arboretum Belmonte, Wageningen

© picture 13 : Jaap de Kreek en Dirk van Gelderen, location picture : Franse / Italiaanse Alpen 2018

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Characteristics of this plant
type of plant : shrub
soil type : claylike or chalky soil
planting place : needs a sunny place
habit/form : loose growing
water requirement : no special watering needs
wind tolerance : not susceptible to wind
the plant is deciduous
height approx : between 1 and 1.5 meter
width approx : between 75 and 100 cm
quantity per m2 : 1
flower colour : white
leaf colour : green
fruit/seed colour : black
fruit / seed period : september - december
leaf shape : compound leaves
leaf size : between 5 and 10 cm
edibility : The plant is not edible
scent : flowers scented lightly
flowering period : may - june
hardiness : hardy
special feature prickly stem or branches