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Nootka Rose is a fast-growing, deciduous, erect shrub that can attain a height of 6 feet with an equal spread. New plants arise from the mother plant via underground runners. It is best known for its attractive pink blooms, and red rose hips that persist in the winter. Description from PNW Plants
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