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Rosa virginiana

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Virginia Rose

NJ Ecotype (Grown from seed)

*Seedling stock expected by 2026

  • Similar to Rosa carolina, but slightly taller

  • Deciduous shrub; 4-6ft tall

  • Pink flowers with yellow centers; blooms late spring to summer

  • Fall foliage turns gold, orange, and scarlet

  • Easily accessible pollen & nectar attract various pollinators such as bumblebees, butterflies, hoverflies, hummingbirds, and more

  • Produces edible rose hips which are sought after by small mammals, birds (cardinals, blue birds, cedar waxwings, brown thrashers, etc.), and humans

  • Host plant to the Apple Sphinx Moth and the Polyphemus Moth

  • Drought tolerant

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Virginia Rose

NJ Ecotype (Grown from seed)

*Seedling stock expected by 2026

  • Similar to Rosa carolina, but slightly taller

  • Deciduous shrub; 4-6ft tall

  • Pink flowers with yellow centers; blooms late spring to summer

  • Fall foliage turns gold, orange, and scarlet

  • Easily accessible pollen & nectar attract various pollinators such as bumblebees, butterflies, hoverflies, hummingbirds, and more

  • Produces edible rose hips which are sought after by small mammals, birds (cardinals, blue birds, cedar waxwings, brown thrashers, etc.), and humans

  • Host plant to the Apple Sphinx Moth and the Polyphemus Moth

  • Drought tolerant

Virginia Rose

NJ Ecotype (Grown from seed)

*Seedling stock expected by 2026

  • Similar to Rosa carolina, but slightly taller

  • Deciduous shrub; 4-6ft tall

  • Pink flowers with yellow centers; blooms late spring to summer

  • Fall foliage turns gold, orange, and scarlet

  • Easily accessible pollen & nectar attract various pollinators such as bumblebees, butterflies, hoverflies, hummingbirds, and more

  • Produces edible rose hips which are sought after by small mammals, birds (cardinals, blue birds, cedar waxwings, brown thrashers, etc.), and humans

  • Host plant to the Apple Sphinx Moth and the Polyphemus Moth

  • Drought tolerant

Details

  • Pink, Yellow

  • Late Spring to Summer

  • Gold, Orange, Scarlet

  • 4-6ft

  • Dry, Medium

  • Full, Partial

  • Apple Sphinx Moth and Polyphemus Moth

  • FAC - found in both wetlands and non-wetlands

  • Scarification required; double dormancy