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What is the name of the wild flower?
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Looks like multiflora rose.
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Very pretty. Looks to me like a burnet rose (Rosa pimpinellifolia, aka Rosa spinosissima).
It’s popularly known in Gaelic as Ròs Beag Bàn na h-Alba (‘little white rose of Scotland’). It’s not native to America but is easy to propagate and both wild and cultivated varieties were popularly transported by Scottish emigrants to America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand as a reminder of home. They were often planted on the graves of those who died far from their homeland.
It’s popularly known in Gaelic as Ròs Beag Bàn na h-Alba (‘little white rose of Scotland’). It’s not native to America but is easy to propagate and both wild and cultivated varieties were popularly transported by Scottish emigrants to America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand as a reminder of home. They were often planted on the graves of those who died far from their homeland.
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