Field Rose Hedging | Rosa arvensis

Field Rose Hedging | Rosa arvensisRosa arvensis is a rambling, dedicuous hedging plant which can be used as a single species hedge or combined with other roses for an attractive flowering hedge Covered in creamy white single flowers in summer, followed by shiny red, edible rose hips one of the most attractive native hedge roses A fully hardy, fast growing hedge which will reach a height of approx 3m but can easily be maintained at 1 3m Field Rose will grow well in any well drained

Replace the water weekly and mist every few days if the air in your home is relatively dry

A dramatic statement for borders in full sun or part shade

Flowers all the way from May to September

white petals with a frilled trumpet corona help to announce its arrival and herald in the spring

easy to grow plants are drought tolerant

Species Tulip with multiple flowerheads per stem with typically 4 blooms

which is a genus that have always had a great reputation

In spring it offers small white flowers and in autumn it becomes a joy to behold

the egg-shaped alder cones appear from September

This variety features deep green leaves adorned with bold pinkish-purple patterns and prominent white veins

Perfect for cottage garden borders with spires of blue and white flowers borne in abundance during early and midsummer

This unique method of production begins in September and October when plants are lifted from the field with the flower initiation process already started – they are then frozen