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45-60cm Dog Rose Hedging | Rosa canina | Bare Root

45-60cm Dog Rose Hedging | Rosa canina | Bare Root

45-60cm Dog Rose Hedging | Rosa canina | Bare Root

Name: 45-60cm Dog Rose Hedging | Rosa canina | Bare Root
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178793320827_55626562437499
Price: 3.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

A fast-growing, dense deciduous hedge with fragrant summer blooms and vibrant autumn foliage.
Features beautiful, fragrant pink and white flowers, followed by edible, vitamin C-rich rose hips in autumn.
A UK native species, perfect for attracting birds, bees, and other pollinators – recognised by the RHS as a Plant for Pollinators.
Ideal as a standalone hedge or as part of a mixed native hedgerow for a natural look.
Its sharp, hooked thorns create a dense, secure barrier, providing excellent intruder protection.

Species: Rose
Features: Native to UK, Wildlife benefactor, Colourful berries & fruits, Intruder proof
Flowering Season: Late spring to summer (June - August)
Flower Colour: Masses of delicately scented pink and white flowers.
Position: Full sun to partial shade. Thrives best in a sunny, sheltered location for optimal flowering.
Soil Type: Any moist, well-drained soil.
Hardiness: Fully hardy (H7), tolerating temperatures down to -20°C.
Habit: Bushy, ideal for hedging.
Growth Rate: Fast, expecting 40-60cm of growth per year.
Eventual Spread: 1.5-2.5m unless pruned.
Pest & Disease: Good resistance, but may be affected by common rose issues like aphids, black spot, or rust.

Planting Time: Plant bare roots during the dormant season, from October to March.
Spacing: For a dense hedge, plant 5-7 plants per metre in a double staggered row.
Watering: Water well when newly planted and during dry spells for the first year to help it establish.
Feeding: Not required; this low-maintenance plant gets its nutrients from the soil.
Pruning: Prune in late summer after flowering for a tidy shape. A harder prune for renovation or removing dead wood can be done in late autumn or winter.

Product Specifications

Height on Arrival: 45-60cm (including roots)
Supplied As: Bare root
Eventual Height: Up to 3m, but easily maintained between 1-3m.

Highlights

A fast-growing, dense deciduous hedge with fragrant summer blooms and vibrant autumn foliage.
Features beautiful, fragrant pink and white flowers, followed by edible, vitamin C-rich rose hips in autumn.
A UK native species, perfect for attracting birds, bees, and other pollinators – recognised by the RHS as a Plant for Pollinators.
Ideal as a standalone hedge or as part of a mixed native hedgerow for a natural look.
Its sharp, hooked thorns create a dense, secure barrier, providing excellent intruder protection.

Variety Specifications

Species: Rose
Features: Native to UK, Wildlife benefactor, Colourful berries & fruits, Intruder proof
Flowering Season: Late spring to summer (June - August)
Flower Colour: Masses of delicately scented pink and white flowers.
Position: Full sun to partial shade. Thrives best in a sunny, sheltered location for optimal flowering.
Soil Type: Any moist, well-drained soil.
Hardiness: Fully hardy (H7), tolerating temperatures down to -20°C.
Habit: Bushy, ideal for hedging.
Growth Rate: Fast, expecting 40-60cm of growth per year.
Eventual Spread: 1.5-2.5m unless pruned.
Pest & Disease: Good resistance, but may be affected by common rose issues like aphids, black spot, or rust.

Planting & Care

Planting Time: Plant bare roots during the dormant season, from October to March.
Spacing: For a dense hedge, plant 5-7 plants per metre in a double staggered row.
Watering: Water well when newly planted and during dry spells for the first year to help it establish.
Feeding: Not required; this low-maintenance plant gets its nutrients from the soil.
Pruning: Prune in late summer after flowering for a tidy shape. A harder prune for renovation or removing dead wood can be done in late autumn or winter.

Product Specifications