Looking for a versatile and useful addition to your garden? Look no further than the Rosa canina var. Inermis - Thornless Dog Rose. Not only does this plant produce beautiful white or pink flowers on long arching canes, but its fruit is also edible raw or cooked, making delicious jams and syrups. The syrup is even used as a nutritional supplement, especially for babies. The dried leaves make a perfect tea substitute, and the petals can even be eaten as a vegetable in China. This plant is also used as an understock for hybrid tea roses and produces long stalks with vivid colors. With its many uses and benefits, Rosa canina has been widely naturalized throughout the U.S. and is a great choice for any garden. Plus, during World War II in the United States, it was even planted in victory gardens. Don't miss out on this versatile and nutritious addition to your garden.