Virginia Rose

A North American wild rose commonly associated with coastal, meadow, and open habitats.

Overview

Common Name

Virginia Rose

Scientific Name

Rosa virginiana

Family

Rosaceae

Region

North American

Group

Rose

Native Range

Eastern North America

Verification

Needs_botanical_review

Fun Facts

Virginia Rose is another native wild rose of North America.
Its flowers are typically pink.
Rose hips are an important seasonal feature of many wild roses.
It can support pollinators and wildlife when growing in suitable habitat.

Notes

This entry is a starter informational profile and can be expanded with habitat, bloom time, and conservation details later.

Reference Links

USDA Plants Database

Quick Info

Entry URL

/north-american/rose/rosa-virginiana

Entry Type

flora entry

Slug

rosa-virginiana

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