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Virginia Rose

Virginia Rose

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Rosa virginiana

Choose Virginia Rose if you want a native rose for pollinators, hips, and tough dry banks. The tradeoff: it suckers and looks informal, so don’t use it where you need a tidy foundation shrub.

Buy This If

  • You want a native rose
  • Pollinators matter more than polish
  • The site is dry or lean

Skip This If

  • You need a clipped look
  • Suckering will cause problems
  • You dislike thorny shrubs

PGNE Report Card

Category Grade Why
Landscape Impact B+ The flowers and hips carry a natural border well, but the plant reads more meadow than manicured landscape.
Growth Rate A- It fills in quickly once settled, which helps on rough sites but can outpace small beds.
Maintenance C+ Plan on occasional thinning and sucker control rather than fussy rose care.
Deer Resistance C- Deer may browse roses, especially tender growth, so protect new plants where pressure is high.
Small Space Fit C Its spreading habit makes it a poor pick for tight walks, entries, or narrow foundation strips.
Screening Value C+ It can make a loose seasonal screen, but it is not dense or evergreen enough for privacy.

Compare It To

Rugosa Rose

Choose Virginia Rose for a native, softer naturalized planting; choose Rugosa Rose only if you want a heavier, coarser rose hedge.

Knock Out® Double Red Rose

Choose Knock Out® Double Red Rose for a neater ornamental rose bed; choose Virginia Rose for native value, hips, and rougher natural areas.

Our Experience

At PGNE, we'd typically recommend Virginia Rose for natural edges, slopes, and wildlife plantings, not beside the front steps. Give it room, expect suckers, and prune for direction rather than forcing a formal shape.

Plant Facts

Mature Height 4–6 ft
Mature Width 4–6 ft
Hardiness Zones 3a-7b
Spacing 4–6 ft spacing
Sun Full Sun
Moisture Dry to average
Growth Habit bushy

Customers Usually Ask

Will it rebloom all summer?

No. Expect a main summer bloom followed by red hips.

Is it fragrant?

Yes, the pink flowers have fragrance, though not like a florist rose.

Will it spread?

Yes. It suckers gradually, which helps in naturalized areas and hurts in tight beds.

Why Choose Roses for Your Landscape?

  • Long-Lasting Blooms: Many roses flower in repeat cycles, providing consistent color from late spring through fall.
  • Fragrance & Classic Beauty: Roses offer iconic flowers and, in many varieties, a strong, unmistakable scent that elevates any garden.
  • Versatile & Landscape-Friendly: Perfect for borders, foundation plantings, cut gardens, and containers—roses fit nearly any design style.

Shrubs Grown to Perform in New England

At Pro Growers of New England, our shrubs are grown and maintained locally to perform in true New England conditions. From flowering varieties to evergreen foundation plants, each shrub is properly spaced, pruned, and cared for to develop strong root systems and balanced structure before it ever reaches your landscape.

Unlike large online sellers that ship plants long distances, we invite you to visit our nursery, walk the rows, and inspect the exact shrubs available. You can see the size, health, and fullness in person — ensuring there are no surprises upon delivery.

Pro Growers of New England, Inc

Plant Specs

Growth Rate
Fast
Plant Color
Pink/Green
Hardiness Zone
3a-7b
Deer Resistance
No
Moisture Control
Dry to average
Sun Exposure
Full Sun

SKU:PGNE-31217

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