Rosa 'Lupo' is a dwarf rose forming bushy, upright growths with a maximum height of 50cm and a spread of 40cm. It produces small pink flowers 3–4cm in diameter. Flowers appear repeatedly throughout the season, adding colour to borders, containers, or small garden spaces.

Where could you add compact rose colour in your garden? Rosa 'Lupo' works well at the front of borders, in small beds, or in patio containers where pollinators can access the flowers.

Key Features

• Botanical name: Rosa 'Lupo'
• Common names: Lupo Dwarf Rose
• Plant type: Dwarf shrub rose
• Flower colour: Pink
• Flower size: 3–4cm diameter
• Height: up to 50cm
• Spread: up to 40cm
• Position: Full sun or partial shade, sheltered
• Soil: Moist but well-drained

Benefits for UK Wildlife

• Flowers provide nectar for bees and other pollinating insects.
• Dense, bushy foliage offers shelter for small insects.
• Supports pollinators in small garden spaces where larger plants might not fit.

Planting Tips

• Plant in a sunny or partially shaded sheltered position.
• Use moist, well-drained soil; add compost to improve heavy soil.
• Space dwarf roses around 40cm apart to allow full growth.
• Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage repeat blooms.
• Water during dry spells, especially when establishing young plants.

Why Grow Rosa 'Lupo'?

• Compact, bushy growth suits small gardens, borders, and containers.
• Produces repeated pink flowers 3–4cm wide throughout the season.
• Supports pollinators with nectar in compact planting areas.
• Easy to maintain in sheltered spots with well-drained soil.

Add Rosa 'Lupo' to your small garden spaces or containers for compact, colourful, pollinator-friendly planting with upright bushy growth.