Dog Rose is a wild, uncultivated relative of the horticultural roses (which are often grafted onto this species) and is a ferociously tho...Read Morerned plant, the comment by tcfromky about it being nearly thornless appears to refer to some sort of cultivated rose. it grows biggest when it has some support from a bigger shrub or hedge, the stems tend to droop over after 5 feet or so if unsupported.
The delicate pink single flowers are fragrant and lovely AND the shrub is nearly thornless. Foliage is blue-green and arching. Hips are...Read More deep red and very showy in summer and fall.
One of the most familiar of all wild flowers, abounding in hedgerows and adorning them with its delicately scented, shell-pink flowers. I...Read Moren the autumn, red, berry-like fruits are attractive. Children are still given rose-hip syrup, which is rich in Vitimin C.
Dog Rose is a wild, uncultivated relative of the horticultural roses (which are often grafted onto this species) and is a ferociously tho...Read More
The delicate pink single flowers are fragrant and lovely AND the shrub is nearly thornless. Foliage is blue-green and arching. Hips are...Read More
One of the most familiar of all wild flowers, abounding in hedgerows and adorning them with its delicately scented, shell-pink flowers. I...Read More