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'R. acicularis' rose Photos
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Rose photo courtesy of JohnoHamadera Park Rose Garden, Japan, 2/6/16.
Uploaded 1 MAY 23 |
My plant was grown from seed wild-collected in the Changbai Shan (Long White Mtn.) of Jilin Province in northeast China. Photographed April 30, 2018 at "Rose Woods".
Uploaded 14 JUL 20 |
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April 2010 - Brooks Alberta Heritage Rose Garden - zone 4a CDN ... ignore label - label name is a generic "public" name for the species Rosa acicularis in Alberta Canada - province's official flower
Uploaded 17 MAR 21 |
Hips ripen in early summer. Photographed June 6, 2018 at "Rose Woods" in the Mayacmas Mtns. near Petrified Forest, California
Uploaded 14 JUL 20 |
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Uploaded 13 FEB 21 |
Rose photo courtesy of J & KParc de la Tete d'Or, Lyon, France, June 2015
Uploaded 12 OCT 19 |
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Rosa acicularis, the Bristly Rose, has a wider distribution than any other Rosa species. From Europe to Asia across the Japanese islands to North America, rightly it's also named the Circumpolar Rose. Within that broad range, Washington University botanist, Walter Hepworth Lewis recognized two subspecies. A Eurasian octoploid (2n=56) named subsp. acicularis and a North American hexaploid (2n=42) named subsp. sayi. Photographed May 8, 2020 at "Rose Woods".
Uploaded 14 JUL 20 |
From "The Complete Book of Roses", Krüssmann, 1981, p. 272, Fig. 144: Comparison of R. nutkana, R. acicularis var. bourgeauiana, R. foliolosa and R. acicularis.
Uploaded 22 OCT 18 |
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