Botanical name: Rosa blanda
Common names: Smooth rose, smooth wild rose, meadow rose, early wild rose
Origin: Native to North Dakota eastward to Maine in the north and from Kansas eastward to Virginia in the south; in Canada, native to southern Manitoba eastward to Nova Scotia
Where it will grow: Hardy to minus 45 degrees Fahrenheit, or minus 42.8 degrees Celsius (USDA zones 2 to 6; find your zone)
Typical plant communities: Woodland edges, old fields, field margins, prairies, near lakes
Common names: Smooth rose, smooth wild rose, meadow rose, early wild rose
Origin: Native to North Dakota eastward to Maine in the north and from Kansas eastward to Virginia in the south; in Canada, native to southern Manitoba eastward to Nova Scotia
Where it will grow: Hardy to minus 45 degrees Fahrenheit, or minus 42.8 degrees Celsius (USDA zones 2 to 6; find your zone)
Typical plant communities: Woodland edges, old fields, field margins, prairies, near lakes
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