Rosa pisocarpa (Clustered Wild Rose) Native Starter 1 Rubus spectabilis can be aggressive

Rubus spectabilis can be aggressive if given ideal growing conditions - to control it with ease

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This Willamette Valley native is adaptable to most soil types and locations from sea level to sub alpine elevations

The yellow green leaves are lustrous

We recommend growing this plant in meadowscapes

This plant attracts pollinators

Rosa pisocarpa (Clustered Wild Rose) Native Starter 1 Rubus spectabilis can be aggressivePlant Description: this delicate rose grows with slender black stems having few prickles. The leaves are pinnately compound with 5 7 toothed leaflets. The small fragrant flowers are light to vivid pink and in clusters of 2 10 blooming at the tips of young stems. The round and glabrous fruit is a dark red to purple hip with withered sepals. Hips persist through the winter. Clustered wild rose blooms from May to July. Height: 3 6 ft Width: 2 3 ft