Rosa laevigata x 'Anemone' Conifers where the white flowers feed

where the white flowers feed spring pollinators and the red haws draw birds

the Kentucky coffeetree

The foliage carries a faint anise scent when brushed

the plant wants no hard pruning

Rosa laevigata x 'Anemone' Conifers where the white flowers feedThe pink Cherokee rose is a big, vigorous, early flowering climber grown for one glorious effect: large, single, silvery pink flowers, up to four inches across, each a simple five petaled saucer lit by a central boss of gold stamens. Where the true Cherokee rose blooms white, this one blooms in clear, soft pink, and opens early, in the first warm reach of spring, ahead of most roses. The rose is a hybrid of the Cherokee rose, Rosa laevigata, the