- Rosa
rubiginosa (
sweet briar,
sweetbriar rose,
sweet brier or eglantine; syn. R. eglanteria) is a
species of rose
native to
Europe and
western Asia. It...
- USS
Sweet Brier was a
steamer acquired by the
Union Navy
during the
American Civil War.
Sweet Briar was used by the
Union Navy as an
armed tugboat in...
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refer to Rosa
rubiginosa (
Sweet brier). Oberon, A
Midsummer Night's Dream, Act II,
Scene I
quoting his words: "With
sweet musk-roses and with eglantine...
- as he was
crossing to the
other sea, Opus trod upon a
cynosbatus (a
sweet brier).
Greatly troubled by the wound, he
spent several days there, during...
- burr rose (Platyrhodon) Rosa
rubiginosa L. –
sweetbriar rose,
sweet briar,
sweet brier,
eglantine (Caninae) Rosa
rubus H.Lév. &
Vaniot Rosa
rugosa Thunb...
- P****, Canterbury. In 1966,
Molloy completed a PhD on the
autecology of
sweet brier, Rosa rubiginosa,
under the
supervision of
Reinhart Langer at Lincoln...
- were rediscovered.
There are also a few
smaller classes (such as Scots,
Sweet Brier) and some
climbing classes of old
roses (including Ayrshire, Climbing...
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wrote religious poems and hymns. In 1909, she
published the
booklet Sweet Brier Rose (500,000 printed). In 1912, she
compiled Poems of Dawn. She also...
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story of how what it did or how it lived. Like in the
excerpt from “The
Sweet Brier” poem: “...And
often in the hallow’d spot,
Where pale the
mourner weeps...
- harisonii, R.
lutea var. hogii, R.
harisonii var. vorbergii,
Yellow Sweet Brier, Hogg's
Yellow Origin Selected by
George Folliott Harison,
United States...
