Wild Rose.

A chapter from the book "Wild Edible Fruits & Berries" is presented. It offers information on the wild berry plant called Wild Rose. Its scientific name is Rose spp. of the Rose family. It describes the plant to have fragrant, white-to-dark pink, five-petaled flowers that bloom from May to July. The plant is distributed in low to high elevations, along streams and roads, and in open woods. It states that Rose-hip juice is six to 24 times richer in vitamin C. The berries can be eaten fresh or baked in breads.