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Rosa glauca Seeds

£3.00

1x seed packet containing 10x Rosa glauca seeds.

Rosa glauca is one of my personal favourite rose species. It makes superb glaucus blue-green leaves and is an especially beautiful plant even when not in flower. Arching stems with relatively few thorns produce bright pink flowers – each of these is relatively small at around 4cm, but there are plenty of them, and they have a lovely delicate appearance. Bright red hops are made in early Autumn.

Totally hardy and very easy. Height is up to around 7 feet although it can be kept smaller. Rosa glauca is a superb shrub rose.

Rosa glauca seeds should be sown with a cold stratification – either plant in the autumn / winter, or keep in the fridge for around 4 weeks after sowing.

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1x seed packet containing 10x Rosa glauca seeds.

Rosa glauca is one of my personal favourite rose species. It makes superb glaucus blue-green leaves and is an especially beautiful plant even when not in flower. Arching stems with relatively few thorns produce bright pink flowers – each of these is relatively small at around 4cm, but there are plenty of them, and they have a lovely delicate appearance. Bright red hops are made in early Autumn.

Totally hardy and very easy. Height is up to around 7 feet although it can be kept smaller. Rosa glauca is a superb shrub rose.

Rosa glauca seeds should be sown with a cold stratification – either plant in the autumn / winter, or keep in the fridge for around 4 weeks after sowing.

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