The Rose tree is a grain mill in Krabbendijke in the Dutch municipality of Reimerswaal. The mill was built in 1862 and is named after Jan Rosier, the first miller. Initially, the mill had a pile that had now been removed. The mill was in operation until 1947.
In the past, the mill has ever been blacked, where a white patch layer is later applied. During a restoration in 1968 this was restored. Also, the going work was partly restored and the flat hood was replaced by a standard South Holland polder mill hood. 51° 25′ 55″ NB, 4° 6′ 15″ OL
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