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Rosa Canina Fruit Seeds

Reguliere prijs €12,95 EUR
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Size: 100 Pcs
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Add natural beauty and healthful benefits to your garden with our Rosa Canina Fruit Seeds, also known as Dog Rose. These premium-quality seeds are selected for their excellent germination rates and are ideal for hedgerows, garden borders, or wildflower areas with full sun and well-drained soil. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced gardener, this resilient and easy-to-grow shrub is a wonderful addition to any outdoor space.

Rosa Canina produces delicate pink flowers in spring and early summer, followed by vibrant red rose hips rich in vitamin C—perfect for teas, syrups, or natural remedies. Its graceful, arching form supports pollinators and wildlife, making it both beautiful and ecologically valuable. Plant your seeds today and enjoy the timeless elegance and healing potential of this classic wild rose.

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Features
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Life Cycle

Perennial

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Planting Season

Fall or Spring

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Growth Habit

Arching shrub


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Flavor Profile

Tart, fruity

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Plant Characteristics

Pink flowers, red hips

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Use

Hedging, medicinal, ornamental

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Growing Conditions

Well-drained, loamy soil

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Harvest Advantages

Edible fruit, wildlife-friendly

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Plant Resistance

Cold-hardy, disease-resistant

About Rosa Canina Fruit Seeds

Rosa canina

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Seed Names

Rosa Canina, Dog Rose

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Seed Type

Open-pollinated

Commonly known as Dog Rose, Rosa canina is a hardy wild rose species valued for its pale pink blooms and vitamin C-rich rose hips. It serves both ornamental and medicinal purposes, forming dense thickets that attract pollinators and birds while thriving in diverse conditions.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full sun to part shade

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Planting Depth

1/4 inch

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Sowing Method

Stratify + direct sow

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Plant Spacing

3–6 feet

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Days to Maturity

2–3 years (fruiting)

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Soil Preparation

Loamy, well-drained

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Hardiness Zones

4 to 8

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Water Needs

Moderate

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Planting Season

Fall or early Spring

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Seed Count

100

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Daniel Foster
Perfect for Homemade Tea

I bought these specifically to grow my own rose hips for tea, and I�m very satisfied so far. The plants are coming along nicely, and I�m looking forward to a fresh, homegrown source of vitamin-rich fruit.

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Emily Dawson
Exceeded My Expectations

I honestly didn�t expect such a high success rate, but almost all of the seeds sprouted. The plants are easy to manage, and I love knowing that I�ll soon have both flowers and nutritious rose hips.

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Thomas Evans
Strong Germination Rate

Out of the pack, most of my seeds germinated within a couple of weeks. I followed the soaking instructions and kept them warm. The seedlings look strong and healthy, which is always a great sign.

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Michael Brooks
Healthy Plants Already

The seedlings from these seeds look incredibly healthy. I�ve planted them outdoors in a sunny spot, and they�re adapting quickly. I�m excited to eventually try making rose hip jam from the harvest.

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Amanda Blake
Excellent for Herbal Uses

These seeds sprouted nicely, and the plants are already showing good growth after a few weeks. I�m excited because I plan to use the rose hips for teas and natural remedies. They seem hardy and easy to care for so far.