Also called Carolina rose, this abundantly flowering, disease-resistant species produces bright red rose hips.
Credit: Michael Huft
Credit: Keith Board
Credit: Evan Hillenberg
Credit: Evan Hillenberg
Credit: Evan Hillenberg
Pollinators
BeeBeetleFly
Light
Full SunPart Shade
Moisture
WetWet/MediumMedium
Bloom Color
Pink
Height
1 - 3 ft
Bloom Season
Summer
Sun: Full Sun, Part Shade
Bloom Season: Summer
Bloom Color: Pink
Wildlife: Bee, Beetle, Fly
Notes
Many native roses, including this one, can be aggressive and sucker heavily, so they may not be suitable for small landscapes. Rosa carolina is perfect for hedges, prairies, naturalized areas, or large gardens.