Swamp Rose very thorny This rose has been named

This rose has been named to commemorate the sesquicentennial of the city of Rockwall

Its reddish stems are a nice winter accent

Not invasive like its cousin

Due to its massive size and expansive root requirements

A World’s Fair Gold Medal Winner

Swamp Rose very thorny This rose has been named1824 4 to 6 feet Architecturally beautiful at all times of the year, the 'Swamp Rose' has graceful, arching, and nearly thornless branches with narrow, willow like leaves. This is a native American rose, growing across the South and East in moist, swampy ground. Its ability to grow in poorly drained soil as well as in normal garden conditions make it an anomaly among roses, but very versatile in the landscape. No plant could be more beautiful weeping