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ARVENSIS RAMBLERS

Rosa arvensis, "The Field Rose" can be found growing wild in the countryside. Its hybrids have inherited the same vigour of their parent.

Ayrshire Splendens (1835)

(Hybrid Arvensis) Semi-double mixture of off-white and purplish-pink like ‘Magnolia Souleangea Nigra’. Glossy foliage. Vigorous trailing habit.

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Bennett's Seedling (1840)

(Rambler) Double white fragrant flowers amid good, dark green foliage.

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Dundee Rambler (1850)

(Hybrid Arvensis) Small, double flowers in small clusters produced in profusion. White with an occasional pink tinge to the edges of the petals. Good foliage on a very vigorous plant.

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Janet B. Wood (1768)

Unique to us in the UK.
(Hybrid Arvensis) A delightful, addition to the interesting, small family of Ayrshire ramblers. White, semi-double flowers sometimes carried in clusters, sometimes produced singly. Foliage...

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Queen of the Belgiums (1860)

(Arvensis Hybrid) A shorter growing, less common white rambler. Blooms fully double and freely produced in late June for about three weeks.

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Rosa arvensis

(Species) Beautiful, single pale creamy white flowers. Small red hips. A vigorous ground covering rose. Very useful. Also a good climber into hedgerows etc.

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Ruga

Unique to us in the UK.
(Hybrid Arvensis) Flowers are semi-double in large clusters, soft pink and scented. Well foliated growth is vigorous and hardy.

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Venusta Pendula (1928)

(Hybrid Arvensis) Small clusters of double, pinkish-white flowers sometimes with deeper pink margins. Wiry, slender growth with dark, purplish wood and dark green foliage. Origin unknown.