Rosa nutkana
 
Straight thorns on stem. Small serrated leaves and pink flowers in early summer. Keeps rose hips through winter. 
 
Size:  12 – 18″ T; tends to trailing form
Sun: Prefers full sun
Soil Conditions: Dry, well drained sites
 
Special Uses:  Supports pollinators, birds, hummingbirds
 
Forms dense clumps with large pink flowers.  Fruit eaten by birds and small mammals.  Browse for deer and elk. Very hardy.
 
Habitat Notes: Found in a variety of habitats from open, dry sites to boggy wet areas. Prefers full sun and some moisture to thrive. Prolific spreader.