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Shrub Rose 'Lyda Rose': Lettunich's Pacific Northwest Gem

Introduced in 1994 by Pacific Northwest breeder Lettunich, 'Lyda Rose' (aka LETlyda) brings a touch of wild rose charm to the cultivated garden. This shrub rose captures the simple elegance of species roses while offering the repeat bloom and disease resistance that modern gardeners expect.

Botanical Profile

Family:Rosaceae (ro-ZAY-see-ee)
Genus:Rosa (RO-zuh)
Cultivar:Lyda Rose
Additional Information:aka LETlyda
Hybridizer:Lettunich
Introduction Year:1994

The single to semi-double flowers open in a soft pink that fades to near-white, revealing a prominent boss of golden stamens—a hallmark of species rose ancestry. Blooms appear in loose clusters throughout the season on a graceful, arching shrub that reaches 4-5 feet. The foliage is notably clean and disease-resistant, a testament to Lettunich's breeding focus on gardenworthiness. 'Lyda Rose' excels in mixed borders, wildlife gardens, and informal hedges, where its natural form and pollinator-friendly flowers shine.

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