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White Plants in the Rose Family by Common Name where Native includes Yes and Weed includes No and Location includes McCall


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bittercherry (Prunus emarginata)
bittercherry
Scientific Name Prunus emarginata
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Shrub - Tree
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
common chokecherry (Prunus virginiana)common chokecherry
Scientific Name Prunus virginiana
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Tree
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
ninebark(Opulaster malvaceus)
ninebark
Scientific Name Opulaster malvaceus
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Shrub
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
red raspberry
Scientific Name Rubus idaeus
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Shrub
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
Serviceberry (Amelanchier alnifolia)saskatoon
Scientific Name Amelanchier alnifolia
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Shrub
Short Description 5 petals.
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
Serviceberry (Amelanchier alnifolia)serviceberry
Scientific Name Amelanchier alnifolia
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Shrub
Short Description 5 petals.
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
shiny-leaf spirea(Spiraea betulifolia)shiny-leaf spirea
Scientific Name Spiraea betulifolia
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Shrub
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
thimbleberry (Rubus parviflorus)
 thimbleberry
Scientific Name Rubus parviflorus
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Shrub
Short Description Red edible berries, very large leaves.
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
Virginia strawberry, wild strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)Virginia strawberry
Scientific Name Fragaria virginiana
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Herb
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No
Virginia strawberry, wild strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)wild strawberry
Scientific Name Fragaria virginiana
Family Rose
Flower Color White
Plant Type Herb
Location McCall
Native Yes
Weed No