Dog Rose 'Kiese'

Kiese is part of the Rosa genus and is a Dog Rose variety. Its scientific name is Rosa canina 'Kiese'. Kiese is a variety of hybrid Dog Rose .

Red hybrid variety of the Rosa canina (Dog Rose) species. It produces heads of semi-double, or almost single, medium sized blooms on strong, prickly stems. They are a bright and cheery shade of cherry red, fading with age, with a yellowy-white eye, large golden stamens and slight scent. It flowers in summer only, but bears large, round, red hips in autumn. Of an arching, free-branching habit, this rose will make a thicket up to twice as large as the average shrub rose, and could be trained to create a pillar. ¹

Bred by Kiese (Germany, 1910)
‘General Jacqueminot’ x Rosa canina

Germany is believed to be where Kiese originates from.

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‘Kiese’ is especially suited to areas where plants are allowed to become naturalised and look after themselves, for it needs no maintenance apart from trimming to keep it in bounds. ¹

As a hybrid variety, this plant will not reliably grow true to type from seed.

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‘Kiese’ is the surname of the raiser, Hermann Kiese. ²

The raiser’s original intention was to create a rootstock, and as a standing stem it is excellent and long-lived. ¹

Keise

¹ “Botanica’s Roses”

² HelpMeFind