Native to the California foothills and southern desert mountain slopes. Flowers abundantly spring to fall. Important food source for nectar feeders and seed eaters.
Shrubby Perennial
Zones: Sunset 7-9, 12-24; hardy to short periods at 0°F Size: 1-3 feet tall, 4’ wide, clumping Light: Full sun Water: Low to moderate; drought tolerant Soil: Well drained, loose, gravelly soil Bloom: Clusters of white to pinkish flowers spring and fall Uses: Borders, native gardens, erosion control Other notes: Attracts birds and bees, particularly important for butterflies; prune when young to curb legginess.
