White Rosehip, Wild Rosehip

It is more beautiful than garden roses - it is sung in a beautiful and tragic song from the opera Juno and Avos. At one time, she struck my teenage mind and left an indelible mark on my soul. And now the white rose is associated primarily with romantic feelings. But in fact he is also the progenitor of these very roses, which in all their splendor are far from always better. Many people prefer to them a simple, delicate rosehip, which is beautiful precisely for its artlessness, lightness, natural charm.

Rosehip will be appropriate in the semi-wild thickets of ancient gardens that breathe the romance of the Middle Ages, fill the heart with quiet notes of Russian romances. This plant is unpretentious, so no special care is required. And the choice of varieties is large enough to buy yourself a couple of bushes of different colors, which will gladly settle on your personal plot.

Rosehip does not tolerate stagnant moisture, but a slight drought is easy. It is undemanding to the soil, multiplies without problems in different ways, winter-hardy. The variety of varieties allows you to use this rose for decorating gazebos and flower beds, decorative compositions and braiding balconies and terraces. And a real, wild rose hip is a storehouse of vitamins and nutrients, which was presented to man by the generous nature. For millions of years it has been growing on earth, curing people from various ailments and pleasing the eyes with a delicate color. Healing teas and infusions will help you survive the winter without colds. With anemia and gastritis, hypertension and gallstone disease, in many other cases, folk remedies based on wild rose will be appropriate.