Plant Profile

Rosa canina (Dog Rose)

Dog rose is native to Europe, Africa and Asia. During summertime it produces a pink to white single fragran flower followed by elongated, edible, vitamin C-rich, red hips that remain attractive into winter. Compound glossy leaves are medium to dark green. The long, branches  armed with sharp thorns Though wild in nature, this is an attractive to feeds wildlife. Dog rose hips are used to make jam, syrup and rose hip tea in Europe. 

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