Rosa gymnocarpa (Baldhip Rose) Staff Pick Stephen draws on his studies

Stephen draws on his studies with Elizabeth Kubler Ross and others who worked with the dying

The inflorescence is a clustered raceme of 2 to 9 flowers

We recommend growing this plant in meadowscapes

Plant Description: Stella Fig Tree™ was brought here many years ago by an Italian sailor and is now cultivated and prized by his wife

Baby Shipova is very early bearing and produces good crops of sweet

Rosa gymnocarpa (Baldhip Rose) Staff Pick Stephen draws on his studies* Height: 3 5ft* Width: 6 9ft* Watering needs: low* Soil needs: Tolerates clay but does best in moist loamy soil.* Bloom Time: spring* Portland Plant List (Backyard Habitat Certification): YesLandscape Use and Ecological Function: Baldhip rose is an important year round food source for mammals, birds, and insects. In the Pacific Northwest, white tailed deer and mule deer browse baldhip rose especially in burned areas The fruits (hips) persist