Seemingly not in cultivation. We can find no references. Masses of medium sized pink flowers on a dense shrub. Vladimir, our botanist guide, asserts that this is the best rose for grafting purposes, but not apparently discovered in the West. (Click for more details)

The lovely "Dog Rose" is native to Europe, North West Africa and western Asia. It makes a perfect addition to a wild garden and is often used for hedging. The flowers are usually pale pink, but can vary from deep pink to white, and the... (Click for more details)

(Syn. Rosa rubrifolia). One of the only species roses worth growing from seed, all aspects being desirable. Thornless, purple-red stems of grey leaves and pale centred cerise pink flowers age to bunches of dark red hips. Superb as a standard. (Click for more details)

A superb, enormous flowered variant of this transglobal plant. Fragrant, half-grapefruit-sized pink flowers on low prostrate branches, grow on sea cliffs and dunes around the island. (Click for more details)