>Wordless Wednesday – "Swamp Rose" Species Rose

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4 Responses to >Wordless Wednesday – "Swamp Rose" Species Rose

  1. >What a sweet, sweet rose! I love it.

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  2. Jim Groble says:

    >Since I am clueless on roses and you are my expert, can I grow this rose where the ground is moist year round? It is in 50/50 sun. jim

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  3. >Jim, This rose is planted in an area that is damp a good part of the time and seems to thrive. Originally, it was found growing wild along the river bank in moist soil. If the space gets at least five hours of sun a day, I would give it a try. More mature plants will reach the 5'x5' size range. It blooms only once in the spring/early summer and has a wonderful fragrance.

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  4. Tina says:

    >who would have thought by the name it would be so nice.My entry is at my Mummy Diaries blog

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