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Adenostoma fasciculatum , Chamise

A slow growing member of the rose family that is native northern Baja California.  It can reach up to thirteen feet tall and eight feet wide.  White flowers bloom in the spring through summer.

Caution flammable, leaves are shiny with flammable oils, especially in warmer weather. It is said to be highly flammable but can be kept fire-resistant by occasional watering.

Plant with: Deerweed, Thick-leaved Yerba Santa, Toyon, Lemonade Berry, Mission Manzanita, Del Mar Manzanita, other Manzanita species, Scrub Oaks, Yucca species, various cactus species, native bunch grasses, and geophytes such as Mariposa Lilies

Family Name Rosacea
Species Name Adenostoma fasciculatum
Common Name Chamise
Native to California
Plant Type Shrub
Height x Width 3'-10' x 5'
Growth Habit Upright, Rounded
Growth Rate Slow
Sun Exposure Full Sun
Water Requirement Very Low
Soil Type Adaptable
Flower Color White
Flowering Months Spring, Summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen
Fragrant Slightly Fragrant
Cold Hardy to 15 degrees
Attracts pollinators Bees, Butterflies, host plant for western tussock moth caterpillars
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Yes

 

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Adenostoma fasciculatum , Chamise

A slow growing member of the rose family that is native northern Baja California.  It can reach up to thirteen feet tall and eight feet wide.  White flowers bloom in the spring through summer.

Caution flammable, leaves are shiny with flammable oils, especially in warmer weather. It is said to be highly flammable but can be kept fire-resistant by occasional watering.

Plant with: Deerweed, Thick-leaved Yerba Santa, Toyon, Lemonade Berry, Mission Manzanita, Del Mar Manzanita, other Manzanita species, Scrub Oaks, Yucca species, various cactus species, native bunch grasses, and geophytes such as Mariposa Lilies

Family Name Rosacea
Species Name Adenostoma fasciculatum
Common Name Chamise
Native to California
Plant Type Shrub
Height x Width 3'-10' x 5'
Growth Habit Upright, Rounded
Growth Rate Slow
Sun Exposure Full Sun
Water Requirement Very Low
Soil Type Adaptable
Flower Color White
Flowering Months Spring, Summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen
Fragrant Slightly Fragrant
Cold Hardy to 15 degrees
Attracts pollinators Bees, Butterflies, host plant for western tussock moth caterpillars
Container Plant No
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant Yes
Deer resistant Yes
Local plant Yes

 

Tongva - huutah

Kumeyaay - iipshii