the pink canine, also known as wild rose or pink spot spot, is a thorny and deciduous shrub that grows spontaneously in many habitats. characterized by pencil leaves, scented flowers delicate pink petals and fruits called "rose canines" of red-orange color, this versatile plant is appreciated for its ornamental beauty and its beneficial properties. insects, birds and other wild animals often benefit from the presence of the canine rose, contributing to ecosystem biodiversity.
flowers: flowers with the classic shape of rose, with
delicate pink petals, emanate an irresistible scent
during flowering, attracting pollinating insects.
fruit: fruits, known as canine roses or
cinorrhodes, are rich in vitamin c and are often used for
prepare jams, herbal teas and supplements.
leaves: the leaves are penned, with dense margins and
spiny, providing the plant a wild look and providing
protection against predators.
portamento: depending on the variety, canine pink
can have a compact shrub holder or grow so
climbing, adapting well to different growth conditions.
growth: this rose is known for its rapid growth,
quickly colonizing open spaces with its vegetation
luxuriant.
adaptability:adapts to a wide range of soils and climatic conditions, from
full sun in the partial shade, showing a remarkable tolerance.
regrowth: canine rose can easily regenerate from
cutting and has a robust regrowth ability after
pruning.
colors: in autumn, leaves can take on shades of
red and orange, adding more colors to the landscape.
use: in popular medicine, canine rose was
used for its anti-inflammatory, diuretic and
Tonics.
native to Europe, north-western and north- Africa, the pink rose canine is a spontaneous species that adapts to a wide range of climates and soils. with the passing of time, it was also diffused in other regions of the world, becoming a common plant in contexts natural and an iconic element in cultural traditions and Folklore.