
Swamp rose a native of North American is one of very few roses that can take swampy conditions. Usually found growing wild near streams and ponds. Has the appearance of a willow. We have ours planted in a small pond under a large cypress tree. Blooms every year.
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Alternate Name: | Rosa palustris scandens |
Class: | Species |
Flower Color: | Pink |
Bloom Type: | Double |
Approximate Height: | 6 Feet |
Approximate Width: | 8 Feet |
Flower Size: | Medium 2 Inches |
Fragrant: | Mild |
Repeat Blooming: | Once blooming in Spring |
Introduction Year: | 1824 |
Hybridizer/Breeder: | Unknown |
Parentage: | Unknown |
Variety: | - |
Zone: | 5b - 9b |
Plant Characteristics: | Prefers moist swampy ground |
ARS Rating: | 8.3 |