Rosa blanda (Early Wild Rose) Sun Exposure - Part Sun

Rosa blanda (Early Wild Rose) Sun Exposure - Part SunThis rose naturally occurs in prairies, meadows, and open woodlands. It can be very aggressive particularity on small landscapes. Amazingly, this rose is naturally nearly thorn free on most individuals, however, not all are thorneless. Produces hips in early autumn that are a winter treat for birds! Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Mesic, Dry Mesic Height 5' Flower Color Pink Flower Time June, July Frequently Asked Questions Why Purchase

the foliage will turn a deep rich red in autumn

Blue Vervain provides excellent height in the back of the border

Photos By Evan Barker

Height 3'-5'

Photo 1 by: By H

Flower Time May-July

We strongly recommend adding 5 lbs/acre of the native rye cover crop with this mix to help compete against weeds

woodland ecosystems rely on wildflowers

butterflies

creating a diverse habitat for birds

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