Five-petaled flowers are pale pink to white.
Family | Rosaceae |
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Season Bloom | June - August |
Habitat | This is a thornless or near-thornless rose with blunt leaflets and smooth stems with a whitish bloom. Tall with a dense, mounded habit. Spreads vigorously by root suckers once established. The hips are an excellent source of vitamin C. Special Value to Native Bees, Bumble Bees. Larval host for the Apple Sphinx Moth caterpillar. |
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Height | 2-5' |
Leaf Description | The upper stems and the new growth are smooth. Broad-rounded to arching-mounded, it spreads to form patches, making it a good choices for naturalizing in larger areas. |
Soil Type | Dry |
Light Source | Sun |
Location | Shoreline, Woodland |