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Prickily Wild Rose

Rosa acicularis

Photo by science510
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Field Notes

Description:

Rosa acicularis is a deciduous shrub. They are very high in vitamin C. (A better source than orange juice) People make tea with rose "hips".

Fun Fact: The wild rose is Iowa's state flower, adopted in 1897.

Habitat:

I saw this on at Viewpoint's ecolet, but the usually grow in meadows and wind breaks because rose bushes are in a group that stick together and live in dry sandy places.

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PublishedSeptember 24, 2013

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