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One rose hip of Rosa spinosissima x foetida Royalty Free Stock Photo
Burnet rose Rosa spinosissima Royalty Free Stock Photo
White fragrant flowers of rosa spinosissima Rosa pimpinellifolia blooming Royalty Free Stock Photo
Burnet rose Rosa spinosissima Royalty Free Stock Photo
Burnet rose Rosa spinosissima Royalty Free Stock Photo
The white flowers of the Bibernell rose Rosa spinosissima at the edge of a forest near Margetshöchheim Royalty Free Stock Photo
Blooming white flower of Burnet Rose, latin name, Rosa Spinosissima Royalty Free Stock Photo
Rosa spinosissima
Burnet rose Rosa spinosissima Royalty Free Stock Photo
Beautiful rose bouquet close-up. Rosa spinosissima has blossomed on the site Royalty Free Stock Photo
Burnet Rose (Rosa spinosissima), flowering Royalty Free Stock Photo
The white flowers of the burnet rose Rosa spinosissima at the edge of a forest near Margetshöchheim Royalty Free Stock Photo
The white flowers of the burnet rose Rosa spinosissima at the edge of a forest near Margetshöchheim Royalty Free Stock Photo
The white flowers of the burnet rose Rosa spinosissima at the edge of a forest near Margetshöchheim Royalty Free Stock Photo
The white flowers of the burnet rose Rosa spinosissima at the edge of a forest near Margetshöchheim Royalty Free Stock Photo
The spinozissima rose is the most ancient rose. It was with its help that various hybrids were formed. In Europe, it is known as the Scottish rose. Decorative, unpretentious plant. The flowers are small white, sometimes with a slightly pinkish tint. It is found from the Atlantic coast of Western Europe to Eastern Siberia, in the Crimea and the Caucasus. Photographed - Russia, Moscow region,


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