The beach roses you admired in Maine are likely rugosa roses (Rosa rugosa), known for corrugated leaves, intense fragrance, and colorful hips. They thrive in northern Georgia, resist disease, but bloom only once annually and grow large and rangy. If you have space, they're worth planting.
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