- The smell was amazing! I could smell it from 3 feet away!
They were very thorny!
One more! what is this Shrub?
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One more! what is this Shrub?
i have searched and searched and i cannot narrow down an answer for what this huge thorny bush/shrub it was huge at least 5-6 feet tall, and 9 feet across!
They were very thorny!
They were very thorny!
- lemongardener
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Re: One more! what is this Shrub?
looks like roses.
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Re: One more! what is this Shrub?
Probably the rosa multiflora, wild rose, which is an invasive exotic from Asia, sometimes called Japanese rose. It is very weedy and will turn your property into a bramble patch.
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Re: One more! what is this Shrub?
Ya, roses!
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Upstate, SC
USDA Zone 7b/ Sunset Zone 31
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