Dog Rose Rosa canina
Dog Rose (Rosa canina) is a deciduous shrub grown for syrups, jellies and tisanes from hips. It prefers full sun to light shade and free-draining, moderately fertile loam, reaching about 2–3 m. Harvest in hips september–november after first frost if preferred for the best flavour and aroma.
- Sun: Full sun to light shade
- Soil: Free-draining, moderately fertile loam
- Watering: Moderate; allow the surface to dry between waterings
- Harvest: Hips September–November after first frost if preferred
- Difficulty: Easy
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