North American
Rose
Baldhip Rose
Rosa gymnocarpa
A western North American wild rose associated with woodlands, forest edges, and shaded habitats.
Bridge’s Rose
Rosa bridgesii
A western North American rose associated with California flora references.
California Wild Rose
Rosa californica
A western North American wild rose associated especially with California and nearby regions.
Carolina Rose
Rosa carolina
A native North American wild rose known for pink flowers, thorny stems, and wildlife-supporting hips.
Climbing Prairie Rose
Rosa setigera
A North American rose with arching or climbing growth, often associated with prairies, thickets, and open woodland edges.
Clustered Rose
Rosa pisocarpa
A western North American wild rose often associated with moist places, stream edges, and open habitats.
Desert Rose
Rosa stellata
A rose of arid and semi-arid parts of southwestern North America.
Ground Rose
Rosa spithamea
A low-growing western North American wild rose associated with California and nearby regions.
Interior Rose
Rosa woodsii var. ultramontana
A variety-level western North American reference associated with the Woods’ Rose complex.
Mojave Rose
Rosa stellata var. mirifica
A southwestern rose variety/reference connected with desert rose groups in arid North American habitats.
Nootka Rose
Rosa nutkana
A Pacific Northwest and western North American wild rose named for the Nootka region.
Pine Rose
Rosa pinetorum
A western North American rose reference associated with California native rose treatments.
Prairie Rose
Rosa arkansana
A prairie and grassland-associated wild rose native to portions of North America.
Prickly Rose
Rosa acicularis
A cold-region rose found across northern parts of North America and Eurasia, known for prickly stems and hardy growth.
Shining Rose
Rosa nitida
A northeastern North American wild rose often associated with wet or acidic habitats.
Small-leaved Rose
Rosa minutifolia
A distinctive rose native to parts of southwestern North America and northwestern Mexico, known for very small leaflets.
Smooth Rose
Rosa blanda
A northern North American wild rose often known for relatively smooth stems compared with many thornier roses.
Swamp Rose
Rosa palustris
A wetland-associated wild rose of eastern North America, often connected with swamps, marsh edges, and moist habitats.
Virginia Rose
Rosa virginiana
A North American wild rose commonly associated with coastal, meadow, and open habitats.
White Prairie Rose
Rosa foliolosa
A south-central North American wild rose associated with prairies, open habitats, and grassland regions.
Woods’ Rose
Rosa woodsii
A widespread western and northern North American wild rose found across a broad range of habitats.