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The rose fields in the valley of Guneykent, Isparta, Turkey

Pale pink dog rose flowers, rosa canina.

Rosa rugosa, commonly called Rugusa rose and Japanese rose, is native to Japan, northern China and Korea. It is a bristly, prickly, sprawling, suckering shrub rose. Odd-pinnate dark green leaves (each with 5-9 leaflets) turn yellow (sometimes orange red) in autumn. Fragrant flowers are rose pink to white, which are primarily single (5 petals), but are semi-double or double in some varieties and hybrid cultivars, which primarily bloom from late May to July. Flowers are followed by fleshy, edible, tomato-shaped fruits which appear green but ripen to bright red by late summer, lasting until late fall.

Rosa polyantha is a species of rose known commonly as multiflora rose, many-flowered rose or seven-sisters.

$Deciduous shrub to 3m, with erect stems, armed with stout curved or hooked prickles mixed with bristles. Leaflets 5-7, rounded to oval,, yellowish-green, often tinged with brown. Flowers fairly small, deep pink, 18-28mm, solitary or 2-3, on bristle stalks. Hip rounded to elliptic, bright red, smooth or bristly, with persistent sepals. The Leaves have a strong apple smell when crushed, which is a determination feature.\nHabitat: Rough grassy places, scrub, bank and coastal habitats, especially stabilized shingle, but rather rare in hedgerows.\nFlowering Season: June-August.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the extreme North and Iceland.\n\nThis beautiful Rose grows in rough grassy and coastal Habitats (and Hedgerows). It is also known as Medical Plant.$

Roses at the Botanical Garden Springfield MO. Beautiful natural floral background, wallpaper

The famous Rosa Centifolia Foliacea (The Provence Rose or Cabbage Rose ) is a hybrid rose developed by Dutch rose breedersin the period between the 17th century and the 19 century ,possibly earlier.

Ranunculus most often comes in multiple layers of delicate, paper-thin petals, but some species also come in a single layer with their petals being very lustrous, especially in yellow species. Flowers emerge in March from fall-planted bulbs and are in bloom normally from March to May. They come in various colors, including red, pink, orange, gold, yellow, white and purple. Ranuculus is poisonous when eaten by cattle.

Drizzle and sunny day shot of blooming peony flowers, red, pink, green on white

$Low to short, often purplish, aromatic, hairy annual. Leaves oval, blunt toothed, stalked; lower bract longer than wide, stalked. Flowers pinkish-purple, 10-18mm long, with a straight corolla-tube; calyx teeth spreading in fruit.\nHabitat: Cultivated and waste land, a frequent weed of gardens.\nFlowering Season: March-December.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except Spitsbergen.\n\nThis is a quite common Species of the described Habitats in the Netherlands.$

A blooming briar branch against the bright green of a summer meadow. Natural background.

Pink rose buds blooming among the green clover foliage in the park. A walk in the park.

spring meadow with a lot of wild flowers

Dark pink rosehip flower close-up. Flowering rosehip bush medicinal.

Beautiful view of blooming roses in the garden.

Small pink rose flowers in a grass field closeup

This pink rosebud is growing outdoors in summer time. It has green and fresh leaves.

Native to East Asia, Hibiscus syriacus is a species of flowering plant, which is a vigorous, upright, case-shaped, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub. Its showy, 5-petaled flowers appear from early summer to autumn, comparatively long period. The flower comes in such colors as pink, purple and white, each flower having a prominent and showy center staminal column. Its common names include Rose of Sharon, shrub althea, rose mallow and St. Joseph’s rod.

Flowers of dog-rose (rosehip) growing in nature

The pink Damask rose 'Celsiana' grows in a cottage style garden.

Close-up of common mullein (Verbascum thapsus) in New England stone wall -- a fuzzy, biennial plant introduced to North America from Europe. Many consider it a weed, but it has attractive features, notably its large size and lamb's-ear-like leaves. Also known as great mullein.

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