White rockrose (Cistus cobariensis)
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| �Pronunciation: |
sis-tuss
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| �Alternative botanical names: |
C. x hybidus |
| �Alternative common names: |
none |
| �Family: |
Cistaceae
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| �Native to: |
Southern Europe
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| �USDA zones: |
8-10
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| �Sunset zones: |
16, 17, 23, 24
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| �Hardy to: |
15� |
| �Exposure: |
sun
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| �Water: |
will tolerate drought
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| �Height x width: |
3' x 5'
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| �Flowers in: |
Spring and Summer
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| �Colors: |
white
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| �Fragrance: |
none
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| �Additional comments: |
The white rockrose is a compact, low grower.
It will tolerate wind and salt spray. It is grown on the freeway near our
home.
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