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Woods’ Rose is a hardy native shrub found along streams, rivers, wet meadows, and woodland edges across much of the West, including northern New Mexico. Fragrant pink flowers appear in early summer, followed by red rose hips that persist into fall and provide food for birds and other wildlife. Its spreading growth and tolerance for a range of soils make it a useful addition to native hedgerows, riparian plantings, wildlife habitat, and restoration projects.
Woods’ Rose is a hardy native shrub found along streams, rivers, wet meadows, and woodland edges across much of the West, including northern New Mexico. Fragrant pink flowers appear in early summer, followed by red rose hips that persist into fall and provide food for birds and other wildlife. Its spreading growth and tolerance for a range of soils make it a useful addition to native hedgerows, riparian plantings, wildlife habitat, and restoration projects.