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| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
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I have always loved my parent's garden, it is a mixture of formal design and wild patches. Whilst visiting this June I spotted a Dog Rose rambling up next to a wayward fir tree, I had to take a photograph and post it on my Instagram site. I will have to go back and photograph it when the rose hips are out.
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This dainty necklace depicts the Dog Rose and bud. It is an original design hand embroidered on silk using fine continuous filament floss silk thread. It is mounted in a silver plated frame and hung on a 16" sterling silver chain. The pendant measures 18.5mm x 18.5mm.
The Dog Rose (Rose Canina) is the largest and most common of the British wild roses. In summer the delicate pink or white flowers are produced, these then ripen to red rose hips in autumn which are high in vitamin C and popular with birds.
Traditionally the Dog Rose has been used for the treatment of exhaustion and stomach upsets and the hairy seeds of the rose hip have been used by children as itching powder.
It is thought the name 'Dog Rose' came from the belief that the root of the plant could cure the bite of a mad dog.
In folklore it was believed that fairies could make themselves disappear by eating a rose hip and turning anti-clockwise three times
Designed by Anon 126266 in South Wales
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