Yellow Funnel-Shaped Flowers
Produces bright yellow, morning-glory-like flowers that open in sunlight and close during cloudy conditions or at night.
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Product description
Wood Rose Seeds
Wood Rose, scientifically known as Merremia tuberosa, is a tropical climbing vine recognized for its bright yellow, funnel-shaped flowers and unusual woody seed pods that resemble wooden roses. This vigorous ornamental plant develops large, deeply lobed green leaves and twining stems that can climb over suitable garden supports. It is associated with tropical and subtropical growing conditions and requires space and regular growth management. Check local invasive plant regulations before planting this species.
Wood Rose Vine
Yellow Flowers
Woody Rose-Shaped Pods
Tropical Climbing Vine
Key Features
Wooden Rose-Like Seed Pods
Develops distinctive woody seed pods that resemble small wooden roses when mature and dry.
Climbing Growth Habit
Features vigorous twining stems that can climb over suitable trellises, fences, and garden supports.
Distinctive Green Foliage
Produces large, deeply divided leaves that give the vine a distinctive tropical appearance.
Product Highlights
Tropical ornamental climbing vine
Bright yellow funnel-shaped flowers
Unique woody rose-shaped seed pods
Large deeply lobed green leaves
Vigorous twining growth habit
Suitable for supported vertical growth
Warm-weather growing preference
Requires monitoring to prevent spreading
Specifications
| Scientific Name | Merremia tuberosa (syn. Distimake tuberosus) |
| Common Name | Wood Rose; Hawaiian Wood Rose |
| Plant Family | Convolvulaceae |
| Seed Type | Ornamental Flower Vine Seeds |
| Plant Type | Tropical Climbing Vine |
| Growth Habit | Woody-based, perennial, twining climber |
| Flower Color | Yellow |
| Flower Shape | Funnel-shaped |
| Seed Pod Appearance | Woody, rose-shaped mature seed pods |
| Seed Color | Black to dark brown |
| USDA Hardiness Zones | Warm tropical and subtropical climates; verify regional suitability |
| Planting Season | Spring to early summer in suitable warm climates |
| Growing Season | Warm growing season |
| Sowing Season | Spring and summer, when temperatures are consistently warm |
| Seed Starting | Follow species-specific seed preparation and sowing instructions |
| Germination Time | Depends on seed maturity, preparation, temperature, and moisture |
| Germination Temperature | Warm conditions; exact optimum not established |
| Sunlight Requirements | Full sun to partial shade |
| Soil Requirements | Well-drained soil |
| Watering | Moderate watering during active growth |
| Support Requirements | Strong trellis, fence, or suitable climbing support |
| Plant Spacing | Determine according to available space and local management requirements |
| Growing Caution | Invasive in certain regions; check local regulations before planting |
Growing Guide
Step 1: Prepare the Seeds
Select mature, healthy seeds and follow the appropriate seed preparation instructions. Use species-specific guidance rather than assuming that all morning glory relatives require the same treatment.
Select mature, healthy seeds and follow the appropriate seed preparation instructions. Use species-specific guidance rather than assuming that all morning glory relatives require the same treatment.
Step 2: Prepare the Growing Medium
Choose a well-drained growing medium and a container with drainage holes if starting indoors. Avoid soil that remains waterlogged.
Choose a well-drained growing medium and a container with drainage holes if starting indoors. Avoid soil that remains waterlogged.
Step 3: Sow the Seeds
Follow the recommended sowing depth and temperature for Merremia tuberosa. Maintain suitable moisture while the seeds establish.
Follow the recommended sowing depth and temperature for Merremia tuberosa. Maintain suitable moisture while the seeds establish.
Step 4: Provide Suitable Growing Conditions
Place established seedlings in a warm location with full sun to partial shade. Provide suitable watering and a strong climbing support.
Place established seedlings in a warm location with full sun to partial shade. Provide suitable watering and a strong climbing support.
Step 5: Monitor Vine Growth and Seed Pods
Monitor the vigorous climbing stems and remove unwanted growth before it spreads. Collect mature seed pods responsibly and prevent seeds from escaping into surrounding natural areas.
Monitor the vigorous climbing stems and remove unwanted growth before it spreads. Collect mature seed pods responsibly and prevent seeds from escaping into surrounding natural areas.
Discover the Unique Beauty of Wood Rose
Wood Rose is a distinctive tropical climbing vine known for its yellow flowers, deeply lobed foliage, and unusual wooden rose-shaped seed pods. Its twining growth habit and decorative dried pods make it an interesting ornamental plant to learn about. Before planting, check local invasive species regulations and ensure that its growth can be responsibly contained.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers about Wood Rose seed germination, its unusual seed pods, and climbing growth habit.
Why are Wood Rose seed pods shaped like wooden roses?
Wood Rose develops distinctive woody structures around its mature seed capsules. As the flowers finish blooming, the surrounding sepals become enlarged and dry into a brown, rose-like shape. These unusual structures are commonly used as decorative dried botanical materials.
How do you germinate Wood Rose (Merremia tuberosa) seeds?
Start with mature, healthy Wood Rose seeds and follow species-specific seed preparation instructions. Sow them in a suitable, well-drained growing medium and provide warm conditions with consistent moisture. Avoid waterlogging and allow adequate time for germination. Follow reliable instructions for Merremia tuberosa rather than using general morning glory seed directions.
Is Wood Rose (Merremia tuberosa) an invasive climbing vine?
Yes, Wood Rose is considered invasive in certain regions, including Hawaii and Florida. Its vigorous climbing growth and seeds that can remain viable for extended periods make it difficult to control. It can overgrow surrounding vegetation and affect natural habitats. Check local invasive plant regulations before purchasing, planting, or distributing these seeds.