Prairie Rose

A prairie and grassland-associated wild rose native to portions of North America.

Overview

Common Name

Prairie Rose

Scientific Name

Rosa arkansana

Family

Rosaceae

Region

North American

Group

Rose

Native Range

Central North America, Great Plains, Prairie regions

Verification

Needs_botanical_review

Fun Facts

Prairie Rose is strongly associated with grassland and prairie habitats.
It may grow low and spread from underground stems in suitable open areas.
Its flowers are typically pink and attractive to pollinators.
Rose hips can remain visible after flowering and may support wildlife.

Notes

This entry should be reviewed against regional flora sources because prairie rose taxonomy and regional forms may vary by source.

Reference Links

Quick Info

Entry URL

/north-american/rose/rosa-arkansana

Entry Type

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Slug

rosa-arkansana

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