Shrubs

Halimiocistus 'Winton' (Rock Rose)

Halimiocistus wintonensis

Also known as Wintonensis Rock Rose

$10.95

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☀SunFull sun

💧WaterLow

🌡Zones7-9

🦌DeerResistant

🌊CoastalSuitable

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About This Plant

Halimiocistus 'Winton' (Rock Rose), 'Winton', is valued for its garden character and seasonal interest in PNW landscapes.

× Halimiocistus , intergeneric hybrid of Halimium × Cistus, with evergreen foliage and crinkled pale-yellow or white summer flowers. Drought-tolerant.

Full sun suits this species. Plant in well-drained, lean soil. Hardy USDA Zone 7 to 9. Sharp drainage essential. Drought-tolerant once established.

For a Pacific Northwest native shrub of similar character, consider Mahonia aquifolium (Tall Oregon Grape, Oregon state flower), Philadelphus lewisii (Mock Orange), or Holodiscus discolor (Oceanspray) , all support native pollinators and birds.

Plant Details

Botanical: Halimiocistus wintonensis
Common name: Wintonensis Rock Rose
Lifecycle: Perennial
Foliage type: Evergreen
Mature size: 18-24 in tall × 3-4 ft wide
Growth rate: Moderate
Bloom time: Early summer
Bloom color: Pink
Foliage color: Green

Care Notes

Plant in well-drained, lean to sandy soil; sharp drainage is essential. Avoid clay and do not overwater. Once established, water only sparingly. Tolerates coastal conditions well. Trim lightly after flowering if needed; avoid hard pruning into old wood.

Garden Attributes

Pacific NW native
Deer resistant
Coastal suitable
Grown organically
Pollinator value: Bees, Native bees
Wildlife: Pollinator support

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