Rosa × Dumetorum Var. Complicata

Wild rose, scientifically known as Rosa × dumetorum var. complicata, is a hardy and resilient plant commonly found in disturbed soils across various regions. It is characterized by its thorny stems, fragrant pink or white flowers, and edible hips that provide food for wildlife and humans alike. This plant thrives in full sun to partial shade and is often seen along roadsides, in woodlands, and in rocky areas. Its adaptability makes it a widespread weed in many ecosystems, yet it also holds cultural and historical significance. Despite its common presence, the wild rose remains a symbol of beauty and tenacity in the natural world.