Rosa Canina F. Dumalis

Dog rose, scientifically known as Rosa canina f. dumalis, is a lesser-known variant of the common dog rose, prized for its unique floral characteristics and ecological significance. This plant thrives in temperate climates, often found growing in woodland edges and open fields where it contributes to biodiversity. Its fragrant, pale pink flowers bloom in late spring, attracting pollinators and adding aesthetic value to natural landscapes. Despite its beauty, Rosa canina f. dumalis remains underappreciated compared to its more widely cultivated relatives. Conservation efforts are increasingly important to protect this delicate species from habitat loss and environmental changes.