Ramanas rose
/ˌramənəs ˈrəʊz/noun
The hardy shrub rose Rosa rugosa, native to East Asia but now widely cultivated and naturalized elsewhere; also called Japanese rose.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Garden. From Japanese hamanasu, lit. ‘shore-pear’, the name of this rose in Japan + rose.
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