Buy Rosa Plants
The following Rosa plants are available to buy from Arne Herbs Nursery. Please contact us or call +44 (0) 1275 333 399 to confirm stock availability.
| Anemone nemorosa Wood anemone
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| Charming white flowered per native for rich loam in semi shade. Supplies always very limited |
| Asclepias tuberosa Pleurisy root
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| Not only the caterpillars' favourite, it is ideal for designers brave enough to place its flamboyant orange flowers
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| Cosmos atrosanguinea Chocolate cosmos
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| Really does smell of chocolate with rich dark flrs and lvs. Per, but prefers to have roots lifted and stored in frost-free conditions drawer during Winter
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| Cymbopogon martinii Palma Rosa
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| Tender Indian per with fantastic scent of Geranium with which to repel mosquitoes. Greenhouse only. Used for flavouring ice cream |
| Hypericum androsaemum Tutsan
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| Easily grown yellow flred shrub with ornamental berries highly regarded since Middle Ages on continent as fever remedy
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| Lactuca virosa Wild lettuce
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| Usually biennial, source of opiates in Middle Ages, thistle-like, vigorous, tastes insipid (but no more so than any other lettuce) |
| Rosa canina Dog rose
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| Described by one of our staff as "Mother Nature's barbed wire" so not only good for defence but you can use the flowers in salads and feed your Barred Yellow caterpillars. Iconographic herb associated with Virgin Mary |
| Rosa gallica "versicolor" Apothecary's rose
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| The stuff of legend. One of the oldest culticated roses known and loved for its striped pink and red flowers |
| Rosa laevigata Cherokee rose
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| Must have been Chinese Cherokees who named this Asiatic rose, a ferocious burglar deterrant with large, usually white flrs |
| Rosa paulii
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| A thug among roses, but charming with it, rapidly covers ground with ferociously spiked branches. Beautiful large clear white flrs. Probably the one that guarded Sleeping Beauty for a hundred years |
| Rosa roxburghii Chinese chestnut rose
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| Rare Oriental species named for the colour of its bark which is also said to smell of cinnamon |
| Rosa rubiginosa eglanteria Eglantine rose
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| Bristly English native whose leaves smell delectably of apples after rain showers |
| Rosa rugosa
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| Rose used in municipal plantings, virtually indestructable large hips make splendid jelly or Autumn bird food |
| Rosa sericea pteracantha
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| The one everyone asks about with giant crimson translucent thorns, exceptionally attractive to all except burglars
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| Rosa spinosissimus variegata Variegated rose
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| Very rare and not specially hardy rose with insignificant white flrs. However the pink shoots in Spring contrasted with the green and gold variegated foliage make this one eagerly sought after by collectors |
| Rosa Xanthina
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| Amazingly tough Canary Bird ancestor. Beautiful subtle and delicate yellow flowers |
| Rosmarinus officinalis Rosaceus
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| Hardy pink flowered variety (unlike Majorcan pink) with unusually bright green leaves. A true delight |
