Back in April of 2005 I planted 29 species roses in a bed I prepared on our property in Pennsylvania. Sadly, many of them did not survive, but there are a few that are still holding on and two that are actually thriving. This is one of those. It is, I think, Rosa davurica although the garden is in such bad shape, it’s not exactly clear where each rose should be. This rose has formed a small mound of plants about four feet tall and it is very happy. It’s absolutely covered with blooms and is quite lovely.
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Rosa davurica (Amur Rose)
Categories: Flowers and Plants
Tags: Amur Rose, Pink, Rosa, Rosa davurica, Rose, Species Rose, Spring
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