Rose photo courtesy of Margaret Furness

South Australia, zone 9b, late spring. Past its peak. it can make a large shrub if not discouraged.

Uploaded 30 NOV 21

Rose photo courtesy of jedmar

From Conrad Gessner's "Icones Stirpium ex Historia Plantarum", 1565, plate 384 verso Courtesy of Cantonal Library of Aargau

Uploaded 20 MAR

Rose photo courtesy of Ms.Lefty

From THE ROSE A TRUE HISTORY by Jennifer Potter, 2010, Page 11. Caption: "Named after the ancient belief that its roots could cure the bite of mad dogs, the dog rose (R. canina) grows wild over much of northern Europe and western Asia. From a nineteenth-century album of wild flowers from Devon by Lydia Penrose."

Uploaded 12 JUL 20

Rose photo courtesy of Bryanf37

Rosa canina, Zone 6b, 2023, very vigorous long lived rose. Two specimens lived 30 years before needing replacement. Can be trained as a climber.

Uploaded 2 OCT 23