Justicia californica, Hummingbird Bush Flowers
Justicia californica, Hummingbird Bush Flowers
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Justicia californica, Hummingbird Bush Red Flowers
Justicia californica, Hummingbird Bush 1 Gallon
Justicia californica, Hummingbird Bush mature

Justicia californica, Hummingbird Bush

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Size 1 Gallon

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Common Names: Hummingbird bush, Chuparosa

A shrub or low bush that grows up to four feet tall and wide.  It has orange, red, and yellow flowers that bloom in the spring.  This shrub is deciduous in the summer.

Plant with: Desert Willow, California Fan Palm, Creosote Bush, Ocotillo, Jojoba, Blue Paloverde, White Bursage, Barrel Cactus, Brittlebush, Indigo Bush, Apricot Mallow, Opuntia spp, numerous annual wildflowers

Care:

Plant in full sun

- Best in sandy or decomposed granite fast draining soil

- Attracts birds, hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees

- Hardy up to 25 degrees

-Native to California

Common Names: Hummingbird bush, Chuparosa

A shrub or low bush that grows up to four feet tall and wide.  It has orange, red, and yellow flowers that bloom in the spring.  This shrub is deciduous in the summer.

Plant with: Desert Willow, California Fan Palm, Creosote Bush, Ocotillo, Jojoba, Blue Paloverde, White Bursage, Barrel Cactus, Brittlebush, Indigo Bush, Apricot Mallow, Opuntia spp, numerous annual wildflowers

Care:

Plant in full sun

- Best in sandy or decomposed granite fast draining soil

- Attracts birds, hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees

- Hardy up to 25 degrees

-Native to California