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    Ireland’s ‘barbed wire’ rose is beautiful and useful

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    The dog rose, known as Rosa canina, is a common native rose in Ireland, characterized by its sharp thorns. It grows vigorously, often reaching heights of up to six meters. The flowers bloom in June and July, followed by bright red hips that are high in vitamin C and can be used medicinally. The thorns provide security for small birds.
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