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Section IV CaroInure Plant growth is shortest and upright. Thorns short, usually borne in pair, hooked. Leaves composed of 7 to 9 leaflets. Flowers appear mostly singly on short stalks. I lips are mostly roundish. Sepals drop when ripe. Carol:nor section has fallowing species viz. R. walnut, R. carolina alba, R. carollers plena, R. foliolora, R. x krairsna, R. x mane.gratimerar, R. nitida, R. palustris and R. virginiana. Description of these species are given below. carolisa It is reported from North America in 1826. It Ls a useful, free suckering rose. Shrub growth is thin, relatively thornless shoots and its latent branches are completely thornless. Leaves are ample and glossy. Blooms are clear, soft pink in color and borne solitary. Hips are roundish and zed in color. crseolina elba: It is reported from USA garden in 1867. It is also known as R. eirginia alba. Blooms are single and white. It is similar in most respect toll. carcass Slight differences in foliage suggest the influence of genes from other species or variety. R. /Moto. : It is reported from North America in 1880. Blooms are bright pink, solitary, slightly ragged flowers amid strange. narrow, elongated foliage. Produces free suckers when on its own roots. Thorns are absent in stem. Plant is short growing and tolerant to wettest soil. Hips are small, widely spherical and bright red. It x kochiana :It is reported from North America in 1869. Evolved probably as a hybrid of R. pasts:ifs X R. pimpinallifolia. Iris a little shrub with bright lime.green foliage. A leaf remains healthy and changes to a rich, russet red in autumn. Shoots have few strong thorns on stiff, thin angular stoat. Blooms are solitary and deep rose pink, reminiscent of those of the shrub Cirrus crisper. carolina plena :It is also known as 'The Double Pennsylvanian Rose'. It is reported from USA in 1790. Lynes rediscovered it in 1955. Blooms are double, small charming and clear pink in color paling to almost white Sr the edges. Leaves are smooth and dark green in color. It is a short growing? free suckering plant when on its own root. R. x tnarie-graelaterne: It is reported by H. Dabel in 1900 from Germany. Evolved as a hybrid of R. pailllins X R. antennae. It is a most useful striking little shrub. Flowers are bright rose pink and are produced at first in profusion and then intermittently throughout the summer. Shoots are sparsely thorned with almost shiny foliage. Fruits arc small, round and good autumn color. R. 'dada It is reported from North America in 1807. It is a free suckering, short shrub with that prickly stenr. Leaves are dainty, fern like turning to rich crimson in autumn. Flowers are assail, single, numerous and deep pink rose in color. It is a useful shrub. Hips am small, oval and slightly bristly. R. palustris : It is also known as 'The Swamp Rose'. It is reported from North America in 1726. Plant is vigorous with abundant, raid to dark-green foliage. The stem is reddish and has an upright habit. Blooms are single and deep pink in color producer/ intermittently over a long season. Hips are oval. Plant can tolerate wet boggy conditions. 12. virginiana: It is reported from North America in 1807. It is a very useful shrub, does particularly well in light sandy condition. Leaves are light green and glossy and You can send flowers to Mumbai with best quality flower delivery in Mumbai. You can visit this flower guide for more information about this article. Author of this article does not allow you to republish/reprint this article without written consent. TAG: green bags | greenbags | recyclable bags | non woven bag | non woven bags | nylon bag | cotton bag| cotton bags | messenger bag | reusable bags | bag | bags | handbag | eco bags | tote bag | paper pen |promotional | promotional gifts | promotional products | promotion products | promotional bags |promotional bag | business card | name card | shopping bags | canvas bag | calico bags | calico bag |environmental bags