rugosan.
/ruːˈɡəʊzə/, U.S. /ruˈɡoʊzə/ An East Asian shrub rose, Rosa rugosa, or one of its varieties or hybrids, distinguished by dark green wrinkled leaves and large, globular orange-red hips, and often used for hedging. Also called Ramanas rose. Also attributive.
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damasine-rose1607
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monthly rose tree1664
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China-rose1731
old-fashioned rose1773
moss rose1777
swamp rose1785
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Cherokee rose1804
Macartney rose1811
shepherd's rose1818
multiflora1820
prairie rose1822
Boursault1826
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maiden rose1827
moss1829
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seven sisters rose1830
Dundee rambler1834
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Bourbon1836
climbing rose1836
green rose1837
hybrid China1837
Jaune Desprez1837
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perpetual1837
pillar rose1837
rambler1837
wax rose1837
rugosa1840
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monthly1849
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quarter sessions rose1851
Gloire de Dijon1854
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Maréchal Niel1864
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jack1867
La France1868
tea1869
Ramanas rose1876
Japanese rose1883
polyantha1883
old rose1885
American Beauty1887
hybrid tea1890
Japan rose1895
roselet1896
floribunda1898
Zéphirine Drouhin1901
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1840 Mag. Hort. June 202 One plant of Hirstiàna had several hundred blossoms open at one time, and presented a superb appearance in connection with the rugòsa, bicolor, &c.
1892 W. Paul Contrib. Hort. Lit. 189 The Rugosa Rose. Where large showy Roses are valued these flowers will not fail to please.
1906 Roses 121 Rugosas, owing to their very bushy growth, should be in separate beds.
1943 T. C. Mansfield Roses ii. 18 The rugosa hybrids make exceptionally fine hedges.
1977 Vole No. 1. 34/3 The rugosas flower for weeks and have lovely hips.
2004 Old-house Jrnl. May–June 46 Uniquely ‘quilted’ leaves make rugosas nearly impenetrable to insects and disease.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2011; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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