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White rose grows wild in So. Oregon
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Posted by lovinroses 7GrtsPassOR (suzytwistpowell@gardener.com) on Sun, Jun 21, 09 at 19:13
This beautiful rose grows wild in the fields in Southern Oregon. Could someone give me a name??? I am also looking for history on how it came to this region.
Thanks, Suzy
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RE: White rose grows wild in So. Oregon
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| I've seen a similar rose growing wild in central west Saskatchewan (Cut Knife). I assumed it was a variation of wild rose. I wanted to dig it up but refrained. However, I think one came with the house. :) I'll take a better look this year. |
RE: White rose grows wild in So. Oregon
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| Not a native species, since it has double flowers. I'd guess it escaped from homesteads by suckering. Very pretty-- I hope someone can ID. |
RE: White rose grows wild in So. Oregon
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| I hope to find the answer... I see them all the time too. I'm your neighbor down in Jacksonville, OR... |
RE: White rose grows wild in So. Oregon
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- Posted by bboy USDA 8 Sunset 5 WA (My Page) on
Wed, Sep 23, 09 at 23:46
| Probably 'Venusta Pendula'. |
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