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Can you recommend hedge roses that would survive winters in Colorado? Care information would be helpful.

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Rosa rugosa hybrids are very hardy in cold winter climates (zone 2), including Colorado. These roses perform best in full sun in a well drained, acidic soil. However, they are pH adaptable. They are easy to transplant and grow and tolerant routine pruning.

For more information, you can visit the University of Connecticut website Rosa rugosa

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