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![]() Virginia Rose #1154 Information from the USDA states that the seeds from the Virginia Rose are a good source of vitamin E and that its fruit is a good source of vitamin C. The plant has historically been used for a variety of medicinal purposes and continues to be studied for anti-cancer properties. |
![]() Virginia Rose #1163 All wild roses have just five petals and for most species, the petals are pink. |
![]() Virginia Rose #1417 Roses have been hybridized since the era of ancient Rome. There are now more than 20,000 hybrid roses with about 200 more created every year. |
![]() Virginia Rose #1425 There are four states that have wild roses as their state flowers: Georgia, Iowa, North Dakota, and Oklahoma. |
![]() Virginia Rose #1429 Some quotes from literature and poetry: "Love is like the wild rose" (Emily Bronte), My love is like a red, red rose" (Robert Burns), "A rose by any other name is still a rose" (William Shakespeare). |
![]() Virginia Rose #1436 There are just over about 100 species of wild roses in the world and only some of these are native to North America. The Virginia Rose is one. |
Rose Heart The Virginia Rose is a wildflower that provides both cover and nourishment for birds and wildlife. |
Virginia Rose #1423 The Virginia Rose grows to between 4 and 6 feet tall with flower blossums from 2 to 3 inches in diameter. |
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