Moore's Striped Rugosa, planted in June last year, has gone through our frigidly cold winter with flying colors - no dieback at all. Taken on 4/27/2018. Edit on June 1, 2018: This rose's first bloom didn't have stripes! Paul Barden on the Antique Rose Forum pointed out that this rose is not Moore's Striped Rugosa, but likely a Gallica or hybrid china. Maybe Little Red Runaround, a found rose from CA?
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Moore's Striped Rugosa, planted in June last year, has gone through our frigidly cold winter with flying colors - no dieback at all. Taken on 4/27/2018.
Edit on June 1, 2018: This rose's first bloom didn't have stripes! Paul Barden on the Antique Rose Forum pointed out that this rose is not Moore's Striped Rugosa, but likely a Gallica or hybrid china. Maybe Little Red Runaround, a found rose from CA?