Our plants are own-root (not grafted) and shipped in 6" band pots (not bareroot). See the availability list for prices and ordering.
Belle Poitevine
(Bruant 1894) Large lavender pink, very
fragrant flowers on a healthy rugose bush. 6 x 4 ft. 
Blanc
Double de Coubert (Cochet-Cochet 1892) White, fragrant, shiny dark
green
leaves, good autumn color with occasional hips. Shade tolerant. Peter
Beales calls it "one of the
outstanding Rugosa hybrids" - a cross from R. rugosa alba and
'Sombreuil', according to the breeder, but questioned by many other
authorities. 5 x 4
ft.
Frau
Dagmar Hartopp
(Hastrup
1914)
Clear silver pink petals in single flower form. Pronounced yellow
stamens. Very fragrant. Dark green rugose leaves.
Excellent in fall with large red hips. 3 x 4 ft.
Roseraie
de l'Haÿ (Cochet-Cochet 1901) A crimson purple/mauve very
fragrant semi-double flower. Peter Beales says it's "one of the best
loved of all the Rugosa hybrids". Loose flowers open somewhat flat on
dark green semi-gloss rugose foliage. Shade tolerant as are all
Rugosas. Continuous bloom, good autumn color, few hips. 6 x 5 ft.
Rugosa
Magnifica (VanFleet 1905) Another wonderfully scented
Hybrid Rugosa, this one by VanFleet. Deep pink/mauve, semi-double
flowers bloom on a vigorous, low
spreading shrub to about 4 x 5 ft. Good fall hips.
Scabrosa
(Harkness 1950) Large single 5"
mauve flowers exude a heavy
fragrance. Excellent for the coldest of climates and it produces
good hips in the fall as well. Free-flowering and makes a good
hedge. 6 x 5 ft.
Topaz
Jewel® (Moore 1987)
Ralph Moore (of miniature roses fame) crossed Golden Angel
x Belle Poitevine to come up with this great yellow
Rugosa. The blooms are medium yellow and fragrant, bringing with
it the Rugosa habit of shade tolerance, repeat bloom and winter
hardiness (especially nice to have a repeating yellow for customers in
colder climates)
5 x 4 ft,
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