Book  (2000)  Page(s) 61.  
 
Rosa wichuraiana poteriifolia est une forme très naine de l’espèce.

Book  (Dec 1998)  Page(s) 61.  
 
R. wichuraiana poteriifolia is a compact form of the species

(1987)  Page(s) vol. 34, p. 7.  
 
Washington, D.C. — Rosa Wichuraiana poteriifolia, a rare variety of Rosa Wichuraiana grown in the National Herb Garden, will soon be available in nursery catalogs for the first time since its discovery on a Japanese beach in 1956, reports The Avant Gardener.

R. W. poteriifolia forms a low-growing mat so dense that weeds can't penetrate it. It also resists drought, suffers few insect or disease problems, and bears showy white roses in summer.

Book  (1879)  Page(s) 344-345 vol 2.  
 
Rosa Luciae var. Poteriifolia.—Circa Yokoska sat frequens et in monte Fudsi Yama, ad pedem.
[Frequent enough around Yokoska, and on Mount Fujiyama to the foot.]

Folia obtusa, late ovata vel exacte orbiculata, saepe usque 4 jugata; stipulae ut in var. β. (Fimbriata: stipulae dentato glandulosae, subfimbriatae.); flores solitarii, rarius racemosa; pedicelli glabri; fructus ovati vel subglobosi, 5-7 mill. diam., atropurpurei. — Folia, terminali excepto, raro 15 mill. superant et saepe minora evadunt.

[Leaves obtuse, broadly ovate or exactly orbiculate, often up to 4 pairs; stipules as in var. β. (Fimbriate: stipules toothed, glandular, subfimbriate.); flowers solitary, rarely racemose; pedicels glabrous fruit ovate or ovoid, 5-7 mill. diam., dark purple. — Leaves, with terminal exception, rarely 15 mill. they survive and often escape less.]