Rosa californica 'First Dawn' - First Dawn California Wild Rose (Plant) Insects which is especially useful for

which is especially useful for the casual encounter with backyard fungi

Golden Abundance has masses of bright yellow flowers and colorful leaves

Clusters of white flowers appear in late winter or early spring and attract native bees and hummingbirds

Coffeeberry grows locally and is an attractive shrub in the garden

almost purplish bark and gray leaves

Rosa californica 'First Dawn' - First Dawn California Wild Rose (Plant) Insects which is especially useful forFirst Dawn has lovely, fragrant, creamy pink flowers and a long bloom season. Great wildlife value. Rosehips can also be used to make tea. Spreads by rhizomes, can be invasive. Plant Characteristics Family Name Rosaceae Species Name Rosa californica 'First Dawn' Common Name First Dawn California Wild Rose Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Part Sun, Inland Part Sun, Inland Shade, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Any Flower Color Pink, Magenta, Rose