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Rose Profile

R. nitida

Color: Pink Class: Species and Their Hybrids Best Zones: 3-9 Bloom Form: Single Shade Tolerant: Yes

One of the very best roses for year round interest is R. nitida with shiny green foliage that makes a great foil the silky pink blossoms and for the very round red hips when…

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Species and Their Hybrids Pink Strong Spreading
Seller
Rogue Valley Roses
Best Zones
3-9
3-4 ft Height
2 inches in Bloom Size

Bloom Style

How It Shows Up in the Garden

Bloom Form
Single
Fragrance
Strong
Growth Habit
Spreading

Garden Fit

Where It Is Most Comfortable

Shade Tolerance
Yes
Rose Class
Species and Their Hybrids
Color Family
Pink

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Breeding and Source Notes

Seller Signals
Rogue Valley Roses

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Rogue Valley Roses R. nitida Out of stock $24.95
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Overview

One of the very best roses for year round interest is R. nitida with shiny green foliage that makes a great foil the silky pink blossoms and for the very round red hips when they first appear in the fall. The medium sized hips have a little ‘eye’ at the blossom end that makes them uniquely perky. The hips punctuate the brilliant yellows, oranges, and reds of the fall foliage and remain on the bare red twigs through most of the winter. R. nitida is a wonderful, wonderful plant that stays low and suckers agreeably. Discovered in 1807.

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