The red flowered rose that has passed for Rosa foliolosa for at least 130 years is a tall growing (over 6 feet) palustris type. The true foliolosa is less than 2 feet tall with flat stipules and white flowers. See the "Members Comments" for additional remarks. Photographed by Dorothy Tallman at Santa Barbara Botanic Garden June 30, 2014.
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The red flowered rose that has passed for Rosa foliolosa for at least 130 years is a tall growing (over 6 feet) palustris type. The true foliolosa is less than 2 feet tall with flat stipules and white flowers. See the "Members Comments" for additional remarks. Photographed by Dorothy Tallman at Santa Barbara Botanic Garden June 30, 2014.