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Chihuahuan Rosewood, Slimleaf Rosewood, Chisos Rosewood
Vauquelinia corymbosa angustifolia
Large shrub or can be trained into a multi-trunk tree. A good nonpoisonous replacement plant for oleander. Narrow, dark green, leathery leaves with heavily serrated margins. Leaves are much narrower than other Vauquelinia, almost thread-like. Clusters of creamy white flowers mature to brittle dark brown seed heads. Best to prune in late fall or early winter. Remove spent seed heads and prune lightly for shape. Synonym: Vauquelinia angustifolia.
- Plant type: Shrub, Tree
- Maintenance level: Medium, Low
- Water requirement: Medium, Low
- Sun exposure: Full, Part Sun, Morning Sun, Afternoon Sun, Reflected Heat
- Height range: 10–20 Feet
- Width range: 10–15 Feet
- Canopy value: 177 ft²
- Growth rate: Medium, Slow
- Seasonal habit: Evergreen
- Flower color: White
- Flower season: Spring
- Fruit color: Brown
- Fruit season: Summer, Autumn
- General foliage color: Green
- Design style: Child Friendly
- Hardiness cold tolerance: 0 °F
- Soil preference: Sand, Clay, Loam, Rocky, Well Drained
- Native location: southwest Texas and northern Mexico (Chihuahuan Desert)
- PH preference: Alkaline/Basic, Neutral
- Sunset zones: 10, 11, 12, 13
- USDA hardiness zone: 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b, 9a, 9b, 10a, 10b
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