VITAMIN VNIWI ROSE HIP

The 'Vitamin VNIWI' Rose Hip is a hybrid obtained by crossing the 'Cinnamon Rose' and 'Webb Rose' varieties. The bush features a sprawling, upright form, reaching up to 2 m in height and 150–200 cm in width. Leaves are large and dark green, while stems are long and spiny, except at the fruiting points.

Flowering occurs in May–June: small, fragrant clusters of 3–5 pale pink petals with a yellow center. The fruits are rich red or dark orange, round with a narrowed tip, weighing about 2 grams. They are edible and rich in Vitamin C; they can be used to make juice, jam, and in folk medicine.

The 'Vitamin VNIWI' bush is characterized by good frost resistance and drought, disease, and pest resistance. This makes it popular among landscape designers for greening urban parks and forming living fences, as well as among gardeners as an ornamental plant with a fragrant scent. It fruits from August to October, with an average yield of up to 2.5 kg of berries per bush.