Zone 3b - Europe. unknown, ca. 1580 - 75cm / 2.5ft

Parentage: colour sport of Rosa gallica officinalis

No two flowers from Rosa mundi ever look the same. A spectacular display of colour chaos. These blooms feature red, pink, and white striping, and have been enchanting the world since the 16th century. One of the hardiest of the Rosa gallica group and can thrive for decades with little attention. Be aware that occasionally Rosa mundi can revert to the solid red of gallica officinalis. These shoots should be removed to maintain the colour of this unusual rose.

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