Pollinator plant

Burnet Rose, Scotch rose

Rosa pimpinellifolia

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Pollinator recipe
Bee value

Who this plant supports

Honey bees

High suitability
Nectar value Unknown
Pollen value High
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Structure

Vegetation layer
Shrub
Size
Small
Dimensions
1.00 m high × 1.00 m wide
Growth rate
Fast
Lifecycle
Perennial
Foliage
Deciduous

Site conditions

USDA hardiness
4-8
Moisture
Moist
Soil
Sandy, Loamy, Clay
pH
Acid, Neutral, Alkaline
Light
Partial shade, Sun

Uses

Edible parts
Fruit, Seed
Functions
Hedge, Fragrant
Edibility
2 out of 5
Medicinal value
1 out of 5

Fruit - edible in both raw and cooked form. Despite its small size of up to 15 mm, this fruit has an unusually sweet and pleasant taste. Note that there is little flesh around the many seeds. The seed is notable for its high vitamin E content. It can be ground into powder and mixed with flour or added as a supplement to other foods. Be sure to remove the seed hairs thoroughly before consumption. A delicious tea can be made from these fruits with a fruity flavor, which is very rich in vitamin C, even richer than that of R. canina.