Shining Rose

A northeastern North American wild rose often associated with wet or acidic habitats.

Overview

Common Name

Shining Rose

Scientific Name

Rosa nitida

Family

Rosaceae

Region

North American

Group

Rose

Native Range

Northeastern North America, Eastern Canada, Northeastern United States

Verification

Needs_botanical_review

Fun Facts

Shining Rose is named for its glossy or shining foliage.
It is often associated with wetter habitats than many prairie or upland roses.
Its flowers are typically pink.
Like other wild roses, it produces hips after flowering.

Notes

This entry should be reviewed with regional flora sources before being used for detailed ecological work.

Reference Links

Quick Info

Entry URL

/north-american/rose/rosa-nitida

Entry Type

flora entry

Slug

rosa-nitida

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