Red Bud on Thorny Stalk

darvish

9 years ago

Please tell me the name!

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lycopus
9 years ago
Rose
rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
9 years ago
Darvish, those are ripe (and one green) rose hips, which are the fruit of roses. They are formed after the rose flower has lost all of its petals. Birds and other animals love rose hips, as do people though they aren't very good raw. They are very tart.

So, not buds at all, but a ripened berry.
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Red Bud on Thorny Stalk

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