Rosa palustris | Swamp, Willow Leaved, and Hudson Rose | 20_Seeds Pine White

Rosa palustris | Swamp, Willow Leaved, and Hudson Rose | 20_Seeds Pine WhiteThese seeds were collected from Rosa palustris, also known as Swamp Rose, and Willow Leaved Hudson Rose. These grow to about 6 feet tall with very fragrant pink flowers which are on display from late spring until early summer. The fruit can be eaten raw or cooked. Rosa in general are larval host plants for the Columbia silkmoth, Western sheepmoth, and the Grizzled Skipper, Coral Hairstreak, and the Two banded Checkered Skipper butterflies. They are

Considered an edible ornamental this shrub is used as a windbreak or hedge

This is Cornus florida urbiniana

The meaning of macroura is long tail

From the middle of Spring to the middle of Fall this plant has purple and white blossoms

These flowers grow to about 3 feet high

Why These Seeds Are Pure Garden Gold

This is Eucomis bicolor

Himalayan Magnolia

These seeds were collected from Acmella oleracea

monkey tail tree

the first plants grown from the F1 seeds have something called hybrid vigor

The blossoms are blue to violet with white throats and they attract a wide array of bees and butterflies