Sihtrühmalise

Sihtrühmalise refers to a rare and distinct rugosa rose cultivar of the species Rosa rugosa, which is native to East Asia, including China, Japan, and Korea. This particular cultivar is characterized by its unique and striking appearance, which distinguishes it from other varieties of the species.

The flowers of sihtrühmalise are often described as fragrant and feature a mix of pink and purplish hues, although some sources note they can also be predominantly white with darker edges. These blooms tend to have a highly complex and atypical shape for the species, aiming closer to a tea-cup shape than the more common circle or rosette shape seen in many other Rosa rugosa varieties.

Typically, the stems of the plant itself can grow up to two meters in length and yield densely packed, sparse thorny foliage featuring strong-growth prickles on its young shoot tips, creating a robust framework beneficial for supporting the stems' weight. With a slightly spreading habit, this makes the Sihtrühmalise well-suited as a border plant amidst a landscape of larger shrubs.

Due to its rarity and potentials as a precedent-setter within its category, it is not found in the majority of rose cultivar catalogs, and specifically so in somewhat eclectic collections.

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