Rosa × Dumetorum Var. Rivularis

Wild rose, scientifically known as Rosa × dumetorum var. rivularis, is a resilient and widespread plant found in moist environments across temperate regions. It is characterized by its thorny stems, fragrant flowers, and edible hips that provide food for wildlife and humans alike. This versatile shrub thrives in wetlands, stream banks, and disturbed soils, making it a common sight in natural and urban landscapes. Its historical use in herbal medicine and ornamental gardening highlights its cultural and ecological significance. Despite its common presence, the wild rose remains a symbol of natural beauty and ecological balance in the wild.