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• Austrian Briar
• Austrian Yellow
• Capucine jaune
• Fuchsrose
• Jaune Simple (syn. Single Yellow Rose)
• Rosa eglanteria var. lutea (Mill.) Thory, synonym
• R. foetida
• Rosa foetida Herrm.
• Rosa lutea Mill. synonym
• Rosier jaune à fleurs simples
• Single Yellow Sweet Brier
• Yellow Austrian Rose

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Medium yellow Species.
Exhibition name: R. foetida

Introduced in Australia by Exotic Nursery (Australia) in 1851 as 'Single Yellow Sweet Brier'.

Hybrid Foetida/Lutea, Species / Wild.  

Deep yellow. [Light yellow.].  Strong, unpleasant fragrance.  5 petals.  Average diameter 2".  Medium, single (4-8 petals), borne mostly solitary bloom form.  Once-blooming spring or summer.  

Arching, upright, well-branched.  Small, semi-glossy, dark green foliage.  5 to 9 leaflets.  

Height: 4'11" to 9'10" (150 to 300cm).  Width: 5' (150cm).

USDA zone 3a through 9b.  Drought resistant.  Disease susceptibility: susceptible to blackspot .  

Tetraploid

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Described in Gerald's Herbal, 1597. First pictured by Conrad Gessner ca. 1561-1565.
Sometimes sets hips.
Robert Buist regarded Rosa lutea and R. sulphurea as the same, so please refer to both for more information.
Belongs to the Pimpinellifolia section (styles free, shorter than the stamens, blooms solitary, without bracts). Has doubly serrated and abaxially glandular leaflets like R. ecae and R. primula, but differs from this by its downy leaves, larger deep-yellow blooms and unpleasant fragrance.