Rosa Caesia Var. Orbicans

Sweet briar rose, scientifically known as Rosa caesia var. orbicans, is a captivating plant native to the southeastern United States. It is renowned for its fragrant, pink flowers that bloom in spring and summer, adding a touch of elegance to gardens. This variety of rose is particularly valued for its thorny stems and dense growth habit, making it both ornamental and somewhat defensive. While it requires well-drained soil and partial shade to thrive, it is relatively hardy and adaptable to various conditions. Its historical and cultural significance further enhances its appeal as a unique and versatile plant.