Moss Rose Selections

Rosa Moss Roses

Overview

Moss Rose, a variant of Rosa centifolia, boasts a unique charm with its moss-like growth on stems and sepals. These heirloom perennials feature fragrant, densely petaled blooms spanning 2-3 inches in diameter in shades from white to deep pink. Reaching a height of 3-6 feet, they perform best in full sun with well-drained soil. Ideal for creating a classic, romantic landscape aspect with a touch of textural intrigue. USDA zones 4-9.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 6–9Climate Alpine, Mediterranean, Temperate

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — Moss Rose, a variant of Rosa centifolia, boasts a unique charm with its moss-like growth on stems and sepals

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Medium
USDA zones: 6–9

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Rosaceae
Climate: Alpine, Mediterranean, Temperate

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Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — shrub with pink blooms; emerge in late spring to early summer with a second flush often occurring in the fall

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — shrub for full or half; giving the client a sense of historical elegance alongside contemporary garden luxury

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — Moss Rose, a variant of Rosa centifolia, boasts a unique charm with its moss-like growth on stems and, image 51

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — Reaching a height of 3-6 feet, they perform best in full sun with well-drained soil; shrub for full or half, image 54

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — These heirloom perennials feature fragrant; but can also be found in hues of white and purple, image 52

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — densely petaled blooms spanning 2-3 inches in diameter in shades from white to deep pink; moss Roses are, image 53

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — scientifically known as *Rosa centifolia muscosa*; spanning roughly 2 to 3 inches across, image 56

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — This plant is a must-have for those looking to add a touch of antiquity and fragrance to their garden; and, image 57

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — Ideal for creating a classic, romantic landscape aspect with a touch of textural intrigue; this plant is a, image 55

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — Moss Roses boast the same full; globular blooms typically seen in shades of pink, image 59

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — globular blooms typically seen in shades of pink; with a spread of 3 to 4 feet, image 60

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — but can also be found in hues of white and purple; shrub with pink blooms, image 61

$Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — which is actually a mutation of the plant\'s sepals; scientifically known as *Rosa centifolia muscosa*, image 62$

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — Originating from the *Rosa centifolia*; densely petaled blooms spanning 2-3 inches in diameter in shades, image 58

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — spanning roughly 2 to 3 inches across; requiring at least 6 hours of direct light per day, image 64

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — emerge in late spring to early summer with a second flush often occurring in the fall; these heirloom, image 65

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — offering a prolonged display of beauty.<br><br>Growing to a height of about 4 to 6 feet; moss Roses boast, image 66

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — This provides an attractive verdant accent even before the buds open, image 63

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — They perform best in full sunlight; ideal for creating a classic, romantic landscape aspect with a touch, image 69

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — with a spread of 3 to 4 feet; offering a prolonged display of beauty.<br><br>Growing to a height of about, image 67

Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — Moss Roses are ideal for borders or as a specimen plant; pink flowers in the garden, image 68

$Moss Rose Selections (Rosa Moss Roses) — requiring at least 6 hours of direct light per day; which is actually a mutation of the plant\'s sepals, image 70$