Rosa woodsii var. glabrata botany dating back to 1903

dating back to 1903

Nitrogen fixing

Growth Rate Moderate Endangered N/A Growth Habit Prostrate

Caution: Fruit is toxic to dogs

versatile clumping grass for a meadow or ornamental accent

Rosa woodsii var. glabrata botany dating back to 1903An uncommon variety of R. woodsii ssp. gratissima, found only in a few springs in the southern Mojave. Should take desert heat with enough water. Pink flowers followed by ornamental hips. Spreads by rhizomes; can be aggressive in gardens. Plant Characteristics Family Name Rosaceae Species Name Rosa woodsii var. glabrata Common Name Mojave Rose Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Moderate Soil Type