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Wild rose with simple, non-double flowers, isolated on white background, close-up.

Rosa Canina. commonly known as the Dog Rose. It's a climbing wild rose species native to the UK and Europe.

A cluster of rose hips from a rosa rugosa beach rose plant.

May rose, known as Rosa majalis or Rosa cinnamomea is pink, medicinal, flowering, deciduous shrub plant, selective focus.

Red rosehip berries on a branch. Red ripe autumn berries in a natural environment. The season of autumn berries. A natural source of vitamin C.

Rosa rugosa, commonly called Rugusa rose and Japanese rose, is native to Japan, northern China and Korea. It is a bristly, prickly, sprawling, suckering shrub rose. Odd-pinnate dark green leaves (each with 5-9 leaflets) turn yellow (sometimes orange red) in autumn. Fragrant flowers are rose pink to white, which are primarily single (5 petals), but are semi-double or double in some varieties and hybrid cultivars, which primarily bloom from late May to July. Flowers are followed by fleshy, edible, tomato-shaped fruits which appear green but ripen to bright red by late summer, lasting until late fall.

The rose field in the valley of Guneykent, Isparta, Turkey

Common dog rose (rosa canina). High quality photo

A common purslane (Purtulaca oleracea) see on a beach in eastern Sardinia. Italy.

Rosehip with flowers and berries fly in air. Rosehip with green leaves isolated on white background.

Wild rose flower isolated on white background.

Pink flower of rose hips isolated on a white background.

Pink wild roses in green meadow in summer, nature series

Dog rose, Rosa canina, is an important medicinal plant with pink or white flowers and is used in medicine. It is a wild rose and has red rosehip fruits in the fall.

$Deciduous shrub to 3m, with erect stems, armed with stout curved or hooked prickles mixed with bristles. Leaflets 5-7, rounded to oval,, yellowish-green, often tinged with brown. Flowers fairly small, deep pink, 18-28mm, solitary or 2-3, on bristle stalks. Hip rounded to elliptic, bright red, smooth or bristly, with persistent sepals. The Leaves have a strong apple smell when crushed, which is a determination feature.\nHabitat: Rough grassy places, scrub, bank and coastal habitats, especially stabilized shingle, but rather rare in hedgerows.\nFlowering Season: June-August.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the extreme North and Iceland.\n\nThis beautiful Rose grows in rough grassy and coastal Habitats (and Hedgerows). It is also known as Medical Plant.$

Pale pink dog rose flowers, rosa canina.

Vertical extreme closeup photo of green leaves, spent flowers, buds and two delicate pale pink flowers on a Briar Rose or Eglantine shrub growing wild in a farm paddock near Armidale, New England high country, NSW in Springtime. Soft focus background.

Ripe rose (Rosa) hips and flower on bush in summer

$Rosaceae family. Rosa nutkana.\n\nPink wildroses thrive on a green belt in Metro Vancouver.\n\nPlant Hardiness Zone 8A.$

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