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Rosaceae
Shrubs
Hardy rose 'Nearly Wild'
Hardiness
Zone 4
Discover the plant
Family
Rosaceae
Rosa ‘Nearly Wild’, also known as ‘Nearly Wild’ rose, is a hardy rose with a bushy and naturally rounded habit, valued for its simple appearance and abundant bloom. It produces a profusion of bright pink single flowers with golden-yellow centers, reminiscent of wild roses, which elegantly contrast with its healthy, slightly glossy, medium green foliage. Blooming profusely from early summer until the first frosts, it provides a light and natural display in beds, borders, or country-style plantings. Highly disease-resistant and well-suited to cold climates, Rosa ‘Nearly Wild’ attracts pollinators and requires little maintenance. Its balanced silhouette and generous flowering make it an excellent choice for a sunny garden seeking authenticity and hardiness.
Soil and care
The right conditions.
Hardiness zone
Zone 4
Minimum temperature
'-35°C
Fertilization
Fertilize in spring with a rose or flowering plant fertilizer. Repeat every 4 to 6 weeks until mid-August. Do not fertilize after this time to allow the plant to fully enter dormancy.
Bloom and dimensions
The complete profile.
Flower color
Bright pink with a yellow center
Foliage color
Green
Foliage type
Obsolete
Growth rate
Average
Bloom period
June to September
Fruiting
Decorative red rose hips in late season
Maximum height
90 cm (3 feet)
Maximum width
90 cm (3 feet)
Its strengths, naturally.
Safe for pets
Pets
Attracts or supports pollinating insects
Pollinators
Plants that attract butterflies
Butterflies
