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Rosa spp. (shrub/landscape cultivars)
Tough, disease-resistant repeat-bloomer bred for easy landscape use rather than exhibition-quality cut flowers.
Far lower-maintenance than hybrid teas — light annual pruning is usually enough. Excellent choice for beginners.
Petals and hips are generally non-toxic to cats and dogs; thorns pose a physical hazard.
Informational only — always check with a veterinarian if you suspect your pet has eaten something it shouldn't have.
Rose hips (the fruit) are a well-documented source of vitamin C and are traditionally used in teas — food/traditional use, not medical advice.
Informational only, not medical advice — consult a healthcare provider before using any plant medicinally.