It seems you’re referencing Rosa rugosa, often called the rugosa rose, beach rose, or Japanese rose. Here’s a brief description:

1. Origin: Originally native to eastern Asia, including Japan, Korea, and parts of China.
2. Appearance: Recognized for its wrinkled (or “rugose”) leaves, Rosa rugosa is a dense, hardy shrub that can grow up to 1.5 meters tall. The flowers are typically bright pink to white and are followed by large, tomato-like, bright red to orange hip fruits.
3. Fragrance: The flowers are pleasantly fragrant and are often used in perfumery.
4. Uses:
• Landscaping: Because of its resilience, Rosa rugosa is frequently used in landscaping, especially in challenging terrains like beachfronts, as it can tolerate salt spray.
• Culinary: The hips of the Rosa rugosa are edible and are commonly used to make jellies, jams, and even rosehip tea, known for its vitamin C content.
• Medicinal: Rosehip, the fruit of the plant, is often used in traditional medicine for its high vitamin C content and potential anti-inflammatory properties.
5. Cultural Significance: In Japan, it’s known as “Hamanasu”, which translates to “beach pear”, due to its habitat and the appearance of its fruits.

Overall, Rosa rugosa is a robust and versatile rose species valued for both its beauty and utility.

Shipping Time(Seeds):October~December

Shipping Time(Plants):All Year