Rosa Woodsii (Wood's Wild Rose) Mature 6-12ft succulent leaves which remain green

succulent leaves which remain green over winter and disappear after the plant has flowered

Height: 5ft

Ceanothus integerrimus is also recommended for use on restoration projects due to its nitrogen-fixing ability

Fruit the size of a large blackberry

Drought tolerant once established

Rosa Woodsii (Wood's Wild Rose) Mature 6-12ft succulent leaves which remain greenPlant Description: Woods rose is fast growing, often forming nearly dense thickets with a rhizomatous, shallow, and fibrous root system. The stems are gray to reddish brown with straight or slightly curved prickles. Leaves are pinnately compound with 5 7 leaflets and sharply serrated margins; two thorns are at the base of each leaf. Flowers occur at the stem tips and are in groups of 1 5 with white to dark rose colored petals. Fruit is a round rose