baldhip rose

Rosa gymnocarpa

Member of roses (genus Rosa)
rose tribe (tribe Roseae)
rose family (family Rosaceae)
dicots (class Magnoliopsida)
red purple, pink in flowering plants

loose shrub
prickles 2–8 mm, ± slender, straight
leaf axis generally glabrous
leaflets glabrous
sepals glandular or not, entire
petals ± 10 mm, pink to red
very common in the bay area

Toxicity:
except for thorns of rose (Rosa spp.):

0 – Non-toxic.

rose hips of rosehips, hip berries (Rosa spp.):

0 – Non-toxic.

Chris’s observations: 54 (32 are research grade)

Locations:

Nisene Marks SP: 6
Long Ridge OSP: 5
Monte Bello OSP: 5
Portola Redwoods SP: 4
Sanborn CP: 4
Mt. Madonna SP: 3
Bear Creek Redwoods OSP: 2
Coal Creek OSP: 2
Henry Cowell Redwoods SP - Fall Creek Unit: 2
Hidden Villa, Los Altos Hills: 2
Purisima Creek Redwoods OSP: 2
Russian Ridge OSP: 2
Stevens Creek CP: 2
Big Basin SP
Dimond Canyon Trail, Oakland
Dr. Aurelia Reinhardt Redwood RP
El Corte de Madera OSP
Huckleberry Botanic RP
Mt. Tamalpais Watershed
Pescadero Creek CP
Picchetti Ranch OSP
Sam McDonald CP
Sierra Azul OSP
Skyline Ridge OSP
Wilder Ranch SP
Wunderlich CP

Months:

Feb.: 2
Mar.: 0
Apr.: 3
May: 13
Jun.: 8
Jul.: 6
Aug.: 7
Sep.: 9
Oct.: 2
Nov.: 4

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Taxon info: iNaturalist – Calflora – CalPhotos – Jepson eFlora – FNA

Bay Area species: iNaturalist – Calflora