A captivating and resilient shoreline wildflower, Beach Rose brings pink vibrance through its summer blooms and remarkably tasty flavors through the Fall and Winter found in the Rose Hips (the fruits produced by the flowers).
Beach Rose is a dense, thorny shrub with thick, textured green leaves, strong upright canes, and large fragrant pink or white flowers. It forms compact, wind-resistant thickets that hold their structure in harsh coastal conditions, creating a grounded, resilient presence in open landscapes.
Beach Rose (Rosa Rugosa)
•Attracts numerous native bees, butterflies, moths, and even beneficial predatory insects.
•Strong root systems have a thicket-forming tendency and aid in coastal erosion.
•Many native bird species eat the rose hips (the fruits produced by the flowers).
•Unique salt tolerance for coastal areas.
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