Rosa rugosa 'Minrugo1e' ANGELIA® EGLANTINE Ramanas rose
size/type
medium-sized shrub,medium-sized shrub
usual height
1-2m
usual width
1-2m
leaves
deciduous broadleaf
colour of leaves
flowers
showy
colour of flowers
blooming time
May-August
location
full to partial sun
soil type
any (acidic to alkaline)
soil moisture requirements
evenly moist but well-drained
USDA zone (lowest)
2 (down to -45°C)
winter protection
for zone 5+6
for zone 7
categorized
Ramanas rose is a top 5 rose among landscape architects. It has so many positive features that make it impossible not to grow at least a few in every road. Among all its advantages here are just some of them: absolutely care-free, extremely hardy, fully disease-resistant, and most importantly long-flowering. It originates in eastern parts of Russia, E. Asia and Japan.
Description of the plant:
ANGELIA® EGLANTINE is a Ramanas rose variety bred French nursery Minier/Hortival Diffusion and introduced in 2019. European plant patent No. 55023 was granted in 2020. It bears large, 7-9 cm across, single, vivid purple pink, sweetly fragrant flowers. They are produced in profusion from late May for about 4 weeks and then the shrub scarcely makes new flowers until late summer. Flowers are followed by deep orange red to scarlet red hips. Those are edible and healthy but contain a lot of hairs which may be irritative for some, so it is suggested to strain the flash before consumption. ANGELIA® EGLANTINE grows more slowly into a compact shrub.Deciduous leaves are wrinkled, rich green and glossy, composed of 5-9 narrowly oblong leaflets. There is usually a lot of them, and they completely cover the plant making it a great, non-transparent hedging choice. The stems are prickly, densely covered with short spines like hairy locust. It grows vigorously, moderately to fast, and can be pruned in early spring.
Ramanas rose will grow almost anywhere – it tolerates wide range of soils, adverse conditions, and city pollution. For best results, however, grow it in medium-fertile soil in full sun, and keep the soil moist after transplanting before the plant grows large enough to cast enough shade to its roots. Hardy to about -34 °C.
Last update 18-06-2023
