I had to use my favorite
wildflower identification site to ID this flower. I was pretty sure it was a wild rose of some sort, from the leaves, but was not sure of the actual name. There is a ton of this flower around our area. So much so it is kind of a weed. But a pretty one!!!
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17 comments:
lovely delicate pink.
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Aren't these known as Ragusa roses? I have some that look like this in my yard.
Here in no. coast Mass., we have tons of these wild roses, and they smell so very sweet!
I haven't seen many wild roses since I was a child. Aren't they so lovely?
It looks like a Bella Rugosa or Beach Roase as we call them here. They grow like crazy and spread all over. Nice picture
Great post and beautiful Roses!
Visiting for PS- hope you can stop by..
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beautiful! and I love the capture of the bee. I'm a great fan of bees and love to see them photographed.
How beautiful!! Happy Pink Saturday and have a nice weekend.
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I love the dainty petals of wild roses. I had to hop over and visit when I read your title over at Pink Saturday. I just returned home from a week long road trip with 3 of my friends. We stayed at a resort in Welchs, OR and drove the Fruit Loop through Mt. Hood. We visited the mountain and dined at the Timberline Lodge. Your state is gorgeous and we had so much fun. I did 4 posts about our fun trip.
Hugs,
Jann
Lovely rose! Have a wonderful weekend!
Very pretty capture . . . love the smell of these simple beauties.
Amazing capture.
My entry.
Wonderful flowers, even with a visit that digs deep into it, because he can not resist the sweet temptation can. Best wishes Louise-Lotte
So pretty and delightful! Visiting from Pink Saturday.
Pink Slushy Magic, come and see.
Come on up to Fidalgo, Whidbey and the San Juans. We have them everywhere. Ours are Rosa nutkana. They love to grow on dry banks and bluffs along the beaches.
Great capture!! Thanks for sharing with Flower Art Friday! :)
Pretty flower and certainly a nice "capture" of the bee. How is life going with a new baby? Mickie :)
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