| Description | A very hardy Rugosa Rose type with red flowers. |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | All Plants, Shrubs Rose |
| Hardiness Zone | 4-11 |
| Sunlight | full |
| Moisture | average |
| Soil & Site | average |
| Flowers | medium red, aging to a paler shade, reblooms, no fragrance, may form clusters |
| Dimensions | 6-7 feet by 4-5 feet (H to S) |
| Maintenance | I like to keep my plants on the compact side. To do this, cut the new branches back 33-50% every 1-3 years in the spring. If you want a large plant just let them grow. Each spring there will be old dead stems to remove from the center and dead tips of branched to cut off. This plant is very thorny and a long sleeve shirt and a good pair of gloves are essential. I have found the long reach rose pruners make this pruning job much easier. Dead heading helps to promote quicker flushes of flowers. But by dead heading you will lose the rose hips. This is a matter of choice. |
| Cultivar Origin | hybridized by Moore, 1990 (USA), named after an editor of the American Rose Annual |
| Notes & Reference | #107-American Rose Society Encyclopedia of Roses (Charles and Brigid Quest-Ritson), #111-Botanica’s Roses, #112-Taylor’s Guide to Roses (Nancy Ondra) |
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