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Wild roses

btroje 9 May 27
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Watch out for the bee!

regular bees don't bother me. THe Africanized ones scare me though. I havent met any but I have friends and their dogs that have survived those attacks. Very scary

@btroje They are nasty

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Very nice. Rosa Rugosa. They grow wild at some beaches. I had some by the barn. White and pink. They make almost impenetrable hedges.

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Sooo pretty, and my favorite color.

they are so sweet and delicate

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Love them..

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oh, i love them! they remind me of the little north sea islands off the coast of my former german home.

I was amazed how they grew on the coast of Maine. So hardy and versatile

@btroje, it seems they actually prefer the rougher weather conditions.

@walklightly You can find Rugosa roses thriving along the beaches of Norway and Denmark.

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I make tea from the wild rose hip (bud)🙂

The rosehips are filled with seeds. We used to pop them open, them put them doown the back of our friends' shirts. My mother made rosehip jelly whe there were a lot of them.

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Wow... that's new for me on what i thought Rose's looked like.... I need to be educated on design.

This is what roses originally looked like, (as far as science can tell).
Presumably a mutation happened, in which the rose had multi layers of petals, of course some human noticed and kept that trait going. (And further experimentation created further varieties)

@njoy_life_2 thanks

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Lovely!

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