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Multiflora rose is separated from our native roses by the fringed base (stipule) of the leaf petiole. Center of photo.
Multiflora rose is separated from our native roses by the fringed base (stipule) of the leaf petiole. Center of photo.
Photo Credit:
Amadej Trnkoczy (Taken in Slovenia where MF rose is an unusal garden escapee.)
Plants in Photo
Rosa multiflora
