Rosa agrestis
The rose tree of the hedges ( Rosa agrestis ) is a species of Rosier pertaining to the section of the '' Caninae '', originating in Europe (except north and is) and in Africa de Nord.
Description
It is a Arbrisseau forming a bush from one to two meters in height and broad, whose stems are provided with many powerful and broad pivots, in hook. The Sheet S imparipennées, count from 5 to 7 oblong leaflets. The Flowers, from 2 to 4 cm in diameter, white to pale pink, give Fruit S, Cynorrhodon S ovoid of color orange red.
Culture and use
It was cultivated as from 1870.
Synonymous
- Rosa sepium Thuill.