Bred by the Brownell family in 1941, 'Nearly Wild' is a unique floribunda that captures the simple, five-petaled beauty of a wild rose but with the repeat-blooming habit of a modern garden rose. Its single, bright pink flowers with prominent golden stamens are borne in large, airy clusters throughout the season. The plant forms a dense, rounded shrub about 3–4 feet tall and wide, with fine, fern-like foliage that turns attractive shades in autumn. Exceptionally cold-hardy and disease-resistant, it is a carefree choice for naturalistic plantings, hedges, or the cottage garden.
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