Eglantine (Rosa rubiginosa, Mant. Pl. 2: 564 (1771))

Family: Rosaceae

Author: L.

Bibliography: Mant. Pl. 2: 564 (1771)

Year: 1771

Status: accepted

Rank: species

Genus: Rosa

Vegetable: False

Observations: Madeira, Europe

Description

Eglantine (Rosa rubiginosa), a member of the Rosaceae family, is a captivating species with a rich historical and geographical tapestry. First described by L. in the comprehensive botanical work Mantissa Plantarum in 1771, this plant has since enchanted botanists and garden enthusiasts alike.

Eglantine, commonly known for its sweet-scented foliage and delicate pink blossoms, is native to Europe. It is particularly prevalent in the temperate regions of the continent, effortlessly adapting to various climates and terrains. This resilient shrub has also been observed thriving in Madeira, an island renowned for its diverse plant life and mild climate.

The allure of Eglantine lies not only in its aesthetic appeal but also in its distinctive features. The leaves, often tinged with a subtle fragrance of apples, play an integral role in differentiating this species from other members of the genus Rosa. The flowers, typically pink with a hint of white at the base, bloom profusely during the warmer months, offering a stunning visual display that captivates anyone in their vicinity.

Further adding to its charm is the plant’s ability to attract a variety of pollinators, including bees and butterflies, thus playing a significant role in the ecological balance of its habitat. The vibrant rose hips that follow the flowering season are not only a visual treat but also provide food for various bird species, making Eglantine an essential part of its ecosystem.

While Eglantine’s beauty and ecological contributions are widely recognized, it also holds cultural significance, having been referenced in literature and folklore. Its mention in classical poems and tales has immortalized its legacy, ensuring that Rosa rubiginosa remains a beloved plant across generations.

Despite its widespread presence in Europe and beyond, one must not overlook the importance of conservation efforts to protect this species. Habitat destruction and climate change pose significant threats to its natural populations. Thus, appreciating Eglantine in gardens and parks worldwide also comes with a responsibility to ensure its preservation for future generations to enjoy.

In conclusion, Eglantine (Rosa rubiginosa) is a plant that transcends mere botanical interest, weaving its way into the cultural, ecological, and aesthetic fabric of the regions it inhabits. Its history, charm, and importance make it a truly remarkable member of the Rosaceae family.

Common Names

Eng: eglantine, sweet-briar, sweetbriar, sweetbriar rose, sweetbrier, sweet-brier, briar rose, sweet briar
Deu: wein-rose, weinrose
Nld: egelantier, kleinbloemige roos, kraagroos, schijnegelantier, wigbladige roos
Fra: rosier rouillé, rosier églantier, brier rose, rosier églantier typique, églantier odorant
Lav: smarzlapu roze
Afr: wilderoos
Dan: æble-rose
Swe: äppelros
Cym: afalau’r bwci, bochgoch, drysen bêr, drysi pêr, drysien bêr, drysïen bêr, dyrysien bêr, dyryslwyn, egroes, miaren, miaren bêr, miaren mair, mieri, mieryn llwyn, pêr-freilen, rhosllwyn bêr, rhoslwyn pêr
Gla: dris chumhra
Nob: eplerose
Nno: eplerose
En: Eglantine, Sweetbriar, Sweetbrier, Common Briar, Sweet-briar, Sweetbriar rose, Sweet-brier, Sweet Briar, Briar rose
Af: Wilderoos
Ar: ورد ياقوتي
Ca: Englantina roja, Roser rubiginós
Zh: 锈红蔷薇
Cs: Růže vinná
Da: Æble-Rose
Nl: Egelantier, Kleinbloemige roos, Kraagroos, Schijnegelantier, Wigbladige roos
Eo: Eglanterio
Et: Näärmekas kibuvits
Fi: Omenaruusu
Fr: Rosier rouillé, Rose rouillé, Églantier odorant, Rosier églantier, Brier rose, Rosier églantier typique, Églantier couleur de rouille, Rosier à odeur de pomme, Églantier de la Reine Elisabeth, Rosier rubigineux
De: Wein-Rose, Weinrose, Schottische Zaunrose
Hu: Rozsdás rózsa
It: Rosa balsamina
Lv: Smaržlapu roze, Smarzlapu roze
Ml: റോസ റൂബിജിനോസ
Nb: Eplerose
Nn: Eplerose
Pl: Róża rdzawa
Ru: Шиповник красно-бурый
Gd: Dris chumhra
Sk: Ruža hrdzavá
Es: Rosa
Sv: Äppelros
Cy: Drysïen bêr, Afalau’r Bwci, Bochgoch, Drysen Bêr, Drysi Pêr, Drysien Bêr, Dyrysien Bêr, Dyryslwyn, Egroes, Miaren, Miaren Bêr, Miaren Mair, Mieri, Mieryn Llwyn, Pêr-Freilen, Rhosllwyn Bêr, Rhoslwyn Pêr

Synonyms

• Rosa floribunda (Steven ex Besser)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. micrantha (L.A.W.Hasse)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. typica (Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa eglanteria concava (Andrews)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. adei (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa eglanteria var. rotundifolia ((A.Rau) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. umbellata ((Leers) Schübl. & G.Martens)
• Rosa eglanteria major (Andrews)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. subcuneata (Burnat ex R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. rotundifolia ((A.Rau) Popek)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. leptopoda (J.B.Keller)
• Rosa camberiensis (Déségl.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. apricorum ((Ripart ex Déségl.) Sagorski)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. hirta (Desv.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. foetida (Desv.)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. intermedia (Sagorski)
• Rosa eglanteria var. gremlii ((Christ) P.V.Heath)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. vulgaris (Willd.)
• Chabertia rubiginosa ((L.) Gand.)
• Rosa rubiginosa anemoneflora (Thory)
• Rosa eglanteria var. finitima (Dingler)
• Rosa viscaria var. dolorosa ((Déségl. & Ozanon) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. silesiaca ((Christ) Popek)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. triflora (Willd.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. pulvinaris (Christ)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. pallida (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. comosella ((Déségl. & Ozanon) Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. jessenii (Herring)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. parvifolia ((A.Rau) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. dunensis (Arnaiz, Géhu & Gehu-Franck)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. microcarpa (Desv.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. dimorphacantha ((A.Martinis) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. canescens (Posp.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. glabra (A.Rau)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. eriocalyx (Christ)
• Rosa eglanteria tulipa (A.Dupont)
• Rosa chailletii (Déségl.)
• Rosa eglanteria muscosae (Andrews)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. silvicola ((Déségl. & Ripart) Buia)
• Rosa eglanteria var. luteola (Thory)
• Rosa eglanteria var. comosa ((Ripart) R.Keller)
• Rosa eglanteria f. minuscula ((Ozanon & Gillot) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. umbellata ((Leers) Delastre)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. subeglandulosa (Matsson)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. pimpinelloides (G.Mey.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. rubiginella ((Heinr.Braun) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. miniscula ((Ozanon & Gillot) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. corymbosa (Posp.)
• Rosa sepium subsp. rubiginosa ((L.) Batt.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. calcophila (Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. nudipes (Herring)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. hoevensis (Herring)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. leucantha (R.Keller)
• Rosa comosa f. globosa (Sagorski)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. genuina (Posp.)
• Rosa eglanteria f. duplex ((Weston) Rehder)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. apricorum ((Ripart ex Déségl.) Christ)
• Chabertia rotundifolia ((A.Rau) Gand.)
• Rosa viscaria var. dimorphophylla (Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa eglanteria var. plena (Weston)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. pallida ((R.Keller) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. silesiaca ((Christ) Sagorski)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. dolorosa ((Déségl. & Ozanon) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. comosa ((Ripart) Gremli)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. pulvinaris ((Christ) Arcang.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. microphylla (Wallr.)
• Rosa rubiginosa glabra (Hagenb.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. joannae (Sennen)
• Rosa comosa (Ripart)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. eriocalyx ((Christ) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. heteracantha (Burnat ex Arcang.)
• Rosa eglanteria var. subrubra (Thory)
• Rosa eglanteria multiplex (Andrews)
• Rosa eglanteria var. sabolata (E.Schenk)
• Rosa rubiginosa aculeatissima (A.Dupont ex Thory)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. rotundifolia (Rau)
• Rosa viscaria var. parvifolia ((A.Rau) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa eglanteria f. pauciflora (Gand.)
• Rosa lutea var. eglanteria ((L.) Aiton)
• Rosa columnifera ((Schwertschl.) Schwertschl.)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. parvifrons (Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. spinourceolata ((Crép.) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. baumgartneri (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa densiflora (Tausch)
• Rosa eglanteria var. glabra ((A.Rau) P.V.Heath)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. umbrosa (Schnetz)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. muricata (Dumort.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. leioclona (Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa eglanteria pubescens (Andrews)
• Rosa viscaria var. stenocarpa (Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. inermis (Desv.)
• Rosa lemanii var. rotundifolia ((A.Rau) Gremli)
• Rosa eglanteria f. dolorosa ((Déségl. & Ozanon) R.Keller & Gams)
• Rosa eglanteria var. duplex (Weston)
• Rosa eglanteria f. paucispinosa (R.Keller)
• Rosa vaillantiana ((Thory) Chabert)
• Rosa viscaria var. densa ((Timb.-Lagr.) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa pubescens (Peterm.)
• Rosa minuscula (Ozanon & Gillot)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. setocarpa (Borbás & Holuby)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. acantophora (J.B.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. comosa ((Ripart) Christ)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. columnifera (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. resinosa (Wallr.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. parvifolia (Willd.)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. denudata ((Gren.) Christ)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. isacantha ((Borbás) R.Keller)
• Laggeria eglanteria ((L.) Gand.)
• Rosa eglanteria f. moravica (R.Keller)
• Rosa tanaitica (N.V.Mironova)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. echinocarpa ((Ripart ex Déségl.) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. gremlii (Christ)
• Rosa eglanteria f. subnuda (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. lactea ((R.Keller) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. typica (Regel)
• Rosa eglanteria rubra (Rössig)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. aculiatissima ((Leers) Wender.)
• Rosa eglanteria lutea (Andrews)
• Rosa eglanteria var. microphylla ((R.Keller) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. rotundifolia ((A.Rau) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. paupercula (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa suavifolia (Lightf.)
• Rosa rubiginosa vaillantina (Thory)
• Rosa eglanteria var. cretica ((Thory) P.V.Heath)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. flexuosa (Schmalh.)
• Rosa rubiginosa nemoralis (Thory)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. heterocarpa (Sagorski)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. leiostyla (Christ)
• Rosa eglanteria var. pseudocomosa ((Rouy & E.G.Camus) C.Vicioso)
• Rosa viscaria var. minuscula ((Ozanon & Gillot) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. floribunda ((Steven ex Besser) Nyman)
• Rosa echinocarpa (Ripart ex Déségl.)
• Rosa eglanteria f. densa ((Timb.-Lagr.) R.Keller & Gams)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. anceps (Scheutz)
• Rosa eglanteria var. drosophora ((Heinr.Braun) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. pubescens (Posp.)
• Rosa viscaria var. comosa ((Ripart) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. olivina (Desv.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. micranthiformis (Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. camadrae (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. jenensis ((M.Schulze) Christ)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. dimorphacantha ((A.Martinis) Borbás)
• Rosa eglanteria f. submicrantha (R.Keller)
• Rosa viscaria var. rotundifolia ((A.Rau) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. gremlii ((Christ) Christ)
• Rosa gremlii ((Christ) Gremli)
• Rosa graveolens var. klukii ((Besser) Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa eglanteria subvar. microphylla (R.Keller & Gams)
• Rosa eglanteria f. longae (R.Keller)
• Rosa rugibinosa (Steven)
• Rosa canina var. sassnowskyana (Regel)
• Rosa viscaria subsp. rubiginosa ((L.) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. spinosissima (Braeucker)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. aciculosa (R.Keller)
• Rosa eglanteria var. densa ((Timb.-Lagr.) C.Vicioso)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. rochemollensis (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. atroviridis (Wiesb.)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. densa ((Timb.-Lagr.) Borbás)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. albiflora (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. scleroxylon (J.B.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. flagellaris ((Christ) R.Keller)
• Rosa sassnowskyana ((Regel) Musch.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. prunieriana (Moutin)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. laevis (G.Mey.)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. monacensis (Schnetz)
• Rosa zamensis (Simonk. & Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa walpoleana (Greene)
• Rosa eglanteria bicolor (Andrews)
• Rosa viscaria var. mirabilis ((H.J.Coste) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa eglanteria var. dolorosa ((Déségl. & Ozanon) C.Vicioso)
• Rosa eglanteria f. ostryaefolia ((Gand.) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. vera (Desv.)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. altimontis (Schnetz)
• Rosa eglanteria f. anacantha (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa comosa ((Ripart) Gren.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. dubia (Desv.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. minuscula ((Ozanon & Gillot) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. purpurea ((Sagorski) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. abbreviata (Cornaz ex R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa denudata (Gren.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. grandiflora (Godet)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. parviflora (Lindl.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. echinocarpa ((Ripart ex Déségl.) Dumort.)
• Rosa elliptica f. klukii ((Besser) R.Keller ex Fiori)
• Rosa eglanteria var. spineourceolata ((Crép.) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. fallax (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. lactea (R.Keller)
• Rosa suaveolens var. glauca (Raf.)
• Rosa eglanteria robusta (Andrews)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. spinosissima (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. aciculosa ((R.Keller) R.Keller)
• Rosa eglanteria var. decurtata (E.Schenk)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. umbellata ((Leers) Posp.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. scleroxylon ((J.B.Keller) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. densa ((Timb.-Lagr.) R.Keller)
• Rosa almeriensis (Rouy ex Willk.)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. pseudohystrix (Christ)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. moutinii (Crép.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. lagynoides (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. comosoides (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa viscaria var. echinocarpa ((Ripart ex Déségl.) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa micrantha var. gremlii ((Christ) Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. macrostyla (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa eglanteria var. longa (E.Schenk)
• Rosa lemanii var. pimpinelloides ((G.Mey.) Gremli)
• Rosa eglanteria var. octodurensis (Buser ex R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. amphadena (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. sepium ((Poir.) Hook.f.)
• Rosa kurganica (N.V.Mironova)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. pubera (Ser.)
• Rosa eglanteria f. amphadenoides (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. comosa ((Ripart) Dumort.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. timbalii (Duffort)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. zabeth (A.Dupont ex Thory)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. acanthophora ((J.B.Keller) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. reducta (J.B.Keller)
• Rosa puymaurea (Gren.)
• Rosa moutinii (Crép.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. isacantha (Borbás)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. echinocarpa ((Ripart & Déségl.) Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rotundifolia ((A.Rau) Tratt.)
• Rosa eglanteria f. dimorphophylla ((Rouy & E.G.Camus) C.Vicioso)
• Rosa suaveolens var. alba (Raf.)
• Rosa eglanteria cymosa (Woods)
• Rosa drosophora (Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. sospitellii (Burnat)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. archetypa (Dumort.)
• Rosa rubiginosa cretica (Thory)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. schulzei (Christ ex M.Schulze)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. minor (Ledeb.)
• Rosa micrantha var. pallidiflora (Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa viscaria var. comosella ((Déségl. & Ozanon) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. subhispida (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. ferox (Schmalh.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. nudiuscula (Peterm.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. homeoacantha (Burnat ex Arcang.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. licostyla (Christ)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. pimpinelloides ((G.Mey.) Christ)
• Rosa eglanteria var. ladae (P.V.Heath)
• Rosa eglanteria var. rara (P.V.Heath)
• Rosa comosa f. senticosa (J.B.Keller)
• Rosa caloacantha (Gand.)
• Rosa uliginosa (Gilib.)
• Rosa densa (Timb.-Lagr.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. sylvicola (Déségl. & Ripart ex Baker)
• Rosa suaveolens (Pursh)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. chiovendae (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. major (Ser.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. pura (J.B.Keller & Formánek)
• Rosa rubiginosa glabriuscula (Peterm.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. jundzilliana ((Besser) Schmalh.)
• Rosa dolorosa (Déségl. & Ozanon)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. pallidiflora ((Heinr.Braun) Heinr.Braun)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. albiflora ((R.Keller) R.Keller)
• Rosa viscaria var. isacantha ((Borbás) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa eglanteria f. dimorphacanthoides (R.Keller)
• Rosa eglanteria f. obovatocuneata (R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. eriophora ((C.Vicioso) Malag.)
• Rosa viscaria var. pseudocomosa (Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa umbellata ((Leers) Gren.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. sphaerocarpa (Desv.)
• Rosa eglanteria marmorea (Andrews)
• Rosa rubiginosa subsp. aciculata ((Ravaud ex Rouy) Malag.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. atriviridis ((Wiesb.) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. decipiens (Sagorski)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. schulzei ((Christ ex M.Schulze) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. flagellaris (Christ)
• Rosa micrantha var. eriophora (C.Vicioso)
• Rosa rubiginosa horrida (Lange)
• Rosa communis var. aciculata (Ravaud ex Rouy)
• Rosa rubiginosa plena (Ehrh.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. mirabilis (H.J.Coste)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. densa ((Timb.-Lagr.) Merino)
• Rosa viscaria var. setocarpa ((Borbás & Holuby) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. giersteri (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa eglanteria (L.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. zamensis ((Simonk. & Heinr.Braun) Buia)
• Rosa apricorum (Ripart ex Déségl.)
• Rosa comosella (Déségl. & Ozanon)
• Rosa viscaria var. prunieriana ((Moutin) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. tenuifolia (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. albimoeni (Schwertschl.)
• Rosa eglanteria var. florepleno (Andrews)
• Rosa rubiginosa f. purpurea (Sagorski)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. glabriuscula ((Peterm.) R.Keller)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. klukii ((Besser) Schmalh.)
• Rosa viscaria var. apricorum ((Ripart ex Déségl.) Rouy & E.G.Camus)
• Rosa rubiginosa echinocarpa ((Ripart ex Déségl.) Gren.)
• Rosa eglanteria var. umbellata ((Leers) Chrshan.)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. fallax (Desv.)
• Rosa rubiginosa subvar. minima (Burnat ex R.Keller)
• Rosa eglanteria var. dimenticata (E.Schenk)
• Rosa rubiginosa var. pseudohystrix ((Christ) R.Keller)

Distribution

• Albania (native)
• Austria (native)
• Baltic States (native)
• Belarus (native)
• Belgium (native)
• Bulgaria (native)
• Central European Rus (native)
• Corse (native)
• Czechoslovakia (native)
• Denmark (native)
• East European Russia (native)
• France (native)
• Germany (native)
• Great Britain (native)
• Hungary (native)
• Ireland (native)
• Italy (native)
• Krym (native)
• Madeira (native)
• Netherlands (native)
• Northwest European R (native)
• Norway (native)
• Poland (native)
• Romania (native)
• Sardegna (native)
• Sicilia (native)
• South European Russi (native)
• Spain (native)
• Sweden (native)
• Switzerland (native)
• Ukraine (native)
• Yugoslavia (native)
• Alabama (introduced)
• Argentina Northeast (introduced)
• Argentina South (introduced)
• Arkansas (introduced)
• Bolivia (introduced)
• British Columbia (introduced)
• California (introduced)
• Cape Provinces (introduced)
• Chile Central (introduced)
• Colorado (introduced)
• Connecticut (introduced)
• Delaware (introduced)
• District of Columbia (introduced)
• Falkland Is. (introduced)
• Free State (introduced)
• Georgia (introduced)
• Idaho (introduced)
• Illinois (introduced)
• Indiana (introduced)
• Iowa (introduced)
• Kansas (introduced)
• Kentucky (introduced)
• KwaZulu-Natal (introduced)
• Lesotho (introduced)
• Louisiana (introduced)
• Maine (introduced)
• Maryland (introduced)
• Masachusettes (introduced)
• Michigan (introduced)
• Minnesota (introduced)
• Mississippi (introduced)
• Missouri (introduced)
• Montana (introduced)
• Nebraska (introduced)
• New Brunswick (introduced)
• New Hampshire (introduced)
• New Jersey (introduced)
• New South Wales (introduced)
• New York (introduced)
• Newfoundland (introduced)
• North Carolina (introduced)
• Northern Provinces (introduced)
• Nova Scotia (introduced)
• Ohio (introduced)
• Oklahoma (introduced)
• Ontario (introduced)
• Oregon (introduced)
• Pennsylvania (introduced)
• Prince Edward I. (introduced)
• Queensland (introduced)
• Québec (introduced)
• Rhode I. (introduced)
• South Australia (introduced)
• South Carolina (introduced)
• Tasmania (introduced)
• Tennessee (introduced)
• Texas (introduced)
• Utah (introduced)
• Vermont (introduced)
• Victoria (introduced)
• Virginia (introduced)
• Washington (introduced)
• West Virginia (introduced)
• Western Australia (introduced)
• Wisconsin (introduced)
• Wyoming (introduced)

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Taken Dec 4, 2021 by Guy Hontebeyrie (cc-by-sa)

Taken Sep 2, 2022 by Panthère Rose (cc-by-sa)

Taken Dec 22, 2021 by Christian Pabst (cc-by-sa)

Habit

Taken Jun 6, 2022 by Patrice Bracquart (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 12, 2021 by Miguel A. C. (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 23, 2021 by Dieter Albrecht (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 28, 2021 by Sabina Hartmann (cc-by-sa)

Taken Nov 18, 2022 by David Hocken (cc-by-sa)

Other

Taken Jul 5, 2020 by Alain Bigou (cc-by-sa)

Taken Jul 5, 2020 by Alain Bigou (cc-by-sa)

Taken Sep 22, 2022 by jeremieb06 (cc-by-sa)

Taken Nov 12, 2021 by av br y fac (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 12, 2021 by Miguel A. C. (cc-by-sa)

Leaf

Taken Jun 6, 2022 by Patrice Bracquart (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 28, 2021 by Sabina Hartmann (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 12, 2021 by Miguel A. C. (cc-by-sa)

Taken Dec 1, 2022 by Loïc Meisse (cc-by-sa)

Taken Sep 2, 2022 by Panthère Rose (cc-by-sa)

Bark

Taken Jun 3, 2015 by Tela Botanica − Yoan MARTIN (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 28, 2021 by Sabina Hartmann (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 23, 2021 by Dieter Albrecht (cc-by-sa)

Taken Mar 14, 2021 by Shiva Moqan (cc-by-sa)

Taken Oct 28, 2021 by Sabina Hartmann (cc-by-sa)

Flower

Taken Jun 6, 2022 by Patrice Bracquart (cc-by-sa)

Taken Sep 10, 2022 by Karla Neuberth Sattamini Passos (cc-by-sa)

Taken Dec 3, 2018 by Alfredo Pais (cc-by-sa)

Taken Jun 9, 2020 by Hannelore Stelter (cc-by-sa)

Taken Aug 9, 2017 by Sara Day (cc-by-sa)

© copyright of the Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

© copyright of the Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

© copyright of the Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.

Sources

• WFO (No URL)
• IPNI (No URL)
• POWO (http://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:734069-1)
• GBIF (https://www.gbif.org/species/8174785)
• PlantNet (https://identify.plantnet.org/species/the-plant-list/Rosa rubiginosa L.)

Specifications

Growth habit: Subshrub

Growth

Ph maximum: 8.0

Ph minimum: 7.5

Light: 8

Atmospheric humidity: 4

Bloom months: [‘jun’, ‘jul’, ‘aug’]

Soil nutriments: 4