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Hardiness zones 3-8
An interesting and historic rose from the hedgebanks and downs of Europe; known as the dog rose as it was once thought that its root could cure dog bites, this easy-going variable-sized shrub (3-15') produces a plentiful supply of 1-2 inch fragrant, pink, single, wild roses during early summer followed by egg-shaped bright red fruit; due the high vitamin C content of the hips, this rose was widely planted in US Victory Gardens during WWII .
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