Rosa Acicularis Nipponensis (Shrub Rose)

  • £21.00
  • (Delivery from £7.99 )
  • RRP £23.00
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(Species) Unique to us in the UK. Deep rose pink, single flowers of 3cm across. Bristly, pear shaped hips. Soft grey-green foliage. Tolerant of poor soils and shade. Suitable to be used as a hedge.

Discovered in Japan.

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Advice
What is a bare root rose?

A bare root rose is a rose plant that is sold with its roots exposed rather than planted in soil in a pot. These are typically available during the rose's dormancy period (late autumn to early spring) and are often chosen for planting in gardens.
Bare root or Potted
What is the difference between potted and bare root roses?
  • Potted roses are grown in containers with soil, available for planting all year round.
  • Bare root roses are supplied without soil and are typically only available from late autumn to early spring.
When is the best time to plant potted and bare root roses?
  • Potted roses can be planted at any time of the year, provided the ground isn’t frozen or waterlogged.
  • Bare root roses are best planted between November and March, while they are dormant.
What are the benefits of buying potted roses?
  • Ready for immediate planting at any time.
  • Established root system, meaning they may bloom faster in the first season.
  • Ideal for instant garden display.
What are the benefits of buying bare root roses?
  • Typically more cost-effective than potted roses.
  • Easier to transport as they come without heavy pots or soil.
  • Excellent choice for large planting projects or when planting multiple roses.
Which one should I choose for my garden?
  • Potted roses are ideal for small gardens, quick results, or if you want to plant outside the bare root season.
  • Bare root roses are perfect for experienced gardeners or those planning large-scale plantings in winter.
How do I care for potted roses before planting?

Keep them watered and in a sheltered spot if you don’t plant them right away. Avoid letting the soil dry out.
How do I store bare root roses before planting?

If planting is delayed, store bare root roses in a cool, frost-free place. Keep the roots moist by wrapping them in damp newspaper or hessian.
Will bare root roses take longer to establish than potted roses?

Bare root roses may take slightly longer to establish, but they often catch up quickly with proper care.
Are bare root roses lower quality than potted roses?

No, both bare root and potted roses are of the same quality. The difference lies in how they are sold and planted.
Can I buy bare root roses at any time of year?

Yes, you can purchase bare root roses year-round, but we only ship them from November, depending on weather conditions
Do potted roses need special care after planting?

Ensure they are well-watered and mulched. They should settle quickly if planted in good conditions.
Delivery
What are your delivery options?

We offer a range of delivery options to suit your needs:

  • Standard Delivery (£3.95)
  • Next Day Delivery (£5.95) 
  • Saturday Delivery (£7.95)
How long does delivery take?

Standard delivery for in-stock items is usually 3-5 working days. Pre-orders for bare root roses placed between April and November are despatched in November/December.
Can I track my order?

Yes, once your order is dispatched, you will receive a tracking link via email so you can monitor its progress.
What should I do if my order arrives damaged?

If your order arrives damaged or not in a healthy condition, please contact us within 48 hours of delivery and we will arrange a solution.
Do you ship internationally?

Currently, we only ship to the UK Mainland. For international enquiries, please email: export@peterbealesroses.com.
What happens if I’m not home for delivery?

If you’re not home, the courier may leave the parcel with a neighbour or in a safe place, as per your delivery instructions.
Can I amend my order once it’s been placed?

Changes to your order can be made, but due to the picking and packing process, this may not always be possible. Please contact us as soon as possible via phone or live chat.
Is there a cancellation fee?

Orders can be cancelled at no extra charge if they haven't been packaged. A £10 fee applies if the order has been packed but not yet dispatched.
Do you offer free delivery?

We offer free delivery on all orders over £75, unless stated on the product description. . 
How do I add a different delivery address?

During the checkout stage you can add a billing and shipping address. 
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Key Info
Type Roses
Rose Family The Shrub species
Date of Introduction 1864
Rose Colour Dark Pink
Blooms Type Single
Flowering Period June|July
Suitable For Hedging
Thorns A varied thorn count
Height Range 150cm x 150cm (5ft x 5ft)
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Rosa acicularis (Prickly Wild Rose) - A Hardy and Versatile Shrub Rose

Description

Rosa acicularis, known as the Prickly Wild Rose or Arctic Rose, is a stunning deciduous shrub that effortlessly combines natural beauty with remarkable resilience. Native to the northern expanses of Asia, Europe, and North America, this hardy shrub is the perfect choice for gardening enthusiasts looking for a low-maintenance yet visually striking addition to their outdoor spaces.

Key Characteristics

  • Height and Spread: Reaches heights of up to 6 feet and spreads 4-6 feet wide, forming a lush, bushy mound of finely toothed, dark green leaves.
  • Flowers: Adorned with fragrant, single rosy-pink flowers (occasionally white) that measure 2-3 inches across, blooming in late spring to early summer, often appearing solitary or in charming small clusters.
  • Foliage: Features pinnate leaves 7-14 cm long, consisting of three to seven ovate leaflets with serrate margins. These deciduous leaves have a slightly fuzzy texture.
  • Stems: Covered in dense straight prickles, which act as a natural barrier against browsing animals and enhance the plant’s hardiness.
  • Fruit: Produces vibrant red, pear-shaped rose hips high in vitamins A and C, persisting through winter and providing valuable nutrition for birds and wildlife.

Growing Conditions

  • Light Requirement: Thrives in full sun to partial shade.
  • Soil Moisture: Adaptable to various soil moisture levels, from dry to wet, and well-suited to rocky soils.
  • Drought Tolerance: Exhibits exceptional drought tolerance, making it ideal for regions with fluctuating water availability.
  • CaCO3 Tolerance: Prefers well-drained soils with minimal calcium carbonate.

Uses and Benefits

  • Wildlife Value: Provides essential nesting materials and protective cover for birds and small mammals while attracting bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects.
  • Culinary Uses: Edible rose hips can be transformed into delightful jelly and tea, with the leaves and inner bark historically utilised by Native Americans.
  • Garden Uses: Perfect for beds and borders, hedges, and screens, it also suits wildlife gardens, meadows, and prairie landscapes.

Care Tips

  • Planting: Opt for well-drained soil exposed to ample sunlight.
  • Maintenance: Prune in late winter or early spring to maintain an attractive shape and encourage vigorous new growth.
  • Pest and Disease: Stay vigilant for potential fungal issues and implement preventive measures as needed.

With its hardiness, versatility, and stunning aesthetics, Rosa acicularis stands out as a remarkable addition to any garden, offering both beauty and practical benefits throughout the seasons.