Clustered Wild Rose

Overview

Clustered Wild Rose (Rosa pisocarpa) is a perennial shrub that grows in scattered clumps up to 4 feet tall in open woodlands and grassy prairies. Its striking pink petals unfurl in late spring and can still be seen in late summer. The shrub's branches are thorned and the dense, prickly leaflets create a protective barrier. The fragrant flowers provide an attractive food source for hummingbirds, butterflies, and other wildlife. It can survive in a range of soil types but prefers moist, well-drained areas with full sun. It is highly resistant to disease and drought, making it a low-maintenance garden option.

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