Swamp Rose

A wetland-associated wild rose of eastern North America, often connected with swamps, marsh edges, and moist habitats.

Overview

Common Name

Swamp Rose

Scientific Name

Rosa palustris

Family

Rosaceae

Region

North American

Group

Rose

Native Range

Eastern North America

Verification

Needs_botanical_review

Fun Facts

Swamp Rose is associated with wetter habitats than many other wild roses.
Its scientific name, palustris, refers to marshy or swampy places.
It can provide habitat and food value for wildlife.
It is part of the same rose family as apples, cherries, and blackberries.

Notes

This entry can later be expanded with wetland habitat notes, bloom timing, and range details.

Reference Links

USDA Plants Database

Quick Info

Entry URL

/north-american/rose/rosa-palustris

Entry Type

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Slug

rosa-palustris

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