Roses (Rosa) have a wide geographical distribution and are **native to various regions across the Northern Hemisphere.** It’s not a single location, but rather a genus with species originating from:

* **Asia:** A significant number of rose species originate from Asia, particularly China, Japan, Korea, and the Middle East.

* **Europe:** Several rose species are native to Europe, including the wild dog rose (Rosa canina).

* **North America:** North America also has native rose species.

So, while it’s not a single origin point, the most accurate answer is **widespread across the Northern Hemisphere (Asia, Europe, and North America).** The highest concentration of wild rose species is found in Asia.

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