Rosa Mundi

One of the most famous of all of the Old Garden Roses, Rosa Mundi has many stunning characteristics that have made her a favorite of gardeners worldwide since the 1500s. This once-blooming plant produces striking, semi-double, 3-4” flowers with 12-18 petals of crimson background splashed and striped with white and pink and is accentuated by bright golden stamens. She is nearly thornless, compact, produces beautiful hips in the fall which draw the birds, is very fragrant, and is also shade tolerant. Rosa Mundi has so much to offer! We strongly recommend her for zones 4-8.

• Type: Gallicas

• Color: Crimson/white

• Fragrance: Very Fragrant

• Hardiness Zone: 4 – 8

• Size: 3′ – 4′ x 4′

• Rebloom: Once Blooming

• Bloom Type: Semi-Double