- Low Maintenance
- Local
- Non-invasive
- Pleasant smelling
- Nice hips
Suggestions anyone?
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you can get a "hardy shrub rose" calley "Nearly Wild" which is just what the name sounds like - likes sun, grows low to the ground, requires little or no care, & smells good... Have more info for you this weekend...
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I'm not a rose person myself (I have one inherited-with-the-property shrub rose that smells great but has a taste for blood, and one wild climber that gets devoured by sawfly larvae every year but keeps coming back), so I can't really help you. But I know the UofM Extension service is awesome for native rose info, and I can only imagine that UW's would be as well. Good luck!
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