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Flower
Color: Silvery pink;
yellow stamens |
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Flower:
5
petals; blooms mid-summer to frost
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Type:
Rugosa
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Fragrance:
Strong cloves
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Height:
2 to 4 feet
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Comments: Introduced
in 1914; crinkled leaves; good foliage; disease resistance; salt
and drought tolerant; fall foliage color - deep reddish purple then
gold; orange-red hips; tolerates poor soil; bushy; can be used as
a ground cover |
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