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Wood Rose (Rosa gymnocarpa var. gymnocarpa)
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Shrub
Pink
5 Petals
Alternate
Typical Height
Deciduous
Has Berries
Native
Description
Height to 6 ft.
EW Bloom Apr - Sep
A single rose flower grows at the end of a prickly stems.
Found in shady forests or scrub.
Similar plants
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CA native
Rose Family (Rosaceae)
Five separate pink petals make a flat surface about 1 inch across. Lots of
stamens
surround a yellow center.
Compound leaves
are thin, round, and toothed at the end. They have 3 or 4 pairs, plus a terminal leaflet.
Many narrow
prickles
cover the stem. Rose hips drop their
sepals
at maturity.
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