Wildflower--What is it?

by Nancy Richard

Uploaded 13 Feb 2009 — 2 favorites

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This wild flower appears to be in the rose family, but maybe someone out there can help me out with a more definitive ID.

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Regenia Brabham (Deleted) gave props (13 Feb 2009):
Beautiful!!
Donald Garrett gave props (13 Feb 2009):
Very lovely. The bloom looks like a rose, but the foliage is completely different. Possibly in the viburnum family.
Michael Ball gave props (13 Feb 2009):
Not sure what it is, but it sure is beautiful!!
Nancy Richard said (13 Feb 2009):
Checked my wildflower book, and it looks like some kind of wild rose. It was growing wild at the Sachuest Wildlife Refuge in Middletown, RI, This is right by salt water (if that helps).
Steve Baker said (19 Feb 2009):
Nancy,
Rosa Rugosa are pretty common on the beach here in Jamestown. We have even made jelly from the hips on aoccasion. That would be my guess.