Nootka Rose (Rosa nutkana)
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The Nootka Rose is native to the coastal areas of the Pacific Northwest.
Native Americans of the region used the branches and bark of this plant to create a tea which was used as an eyewash and to enhance eyesight.
The mashed (or chewed) leaves were used as a remedy for bee stings.
These are Cedar Hill wildflowers!