Eriogonum cinereum (ash leaf / coastal buckwheat)
Eriogonum cinereum (ash leaf / coastal buckwheat)
Eriogonum cinereum (ash leaf / coastal buckwheat)
Eriogonum cinereum (ash leaf / coastal buckwheat)

Eriogonum cinereum (ash leaf / coastal buckwheat)

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Ashyleaf Buckwheat, Coastal Buckwheat

A fast growing evergreen shrub that grows in a mounding or spilling form about three feet high and five feet wide.  Native to coastal bluffs and scrub areas of Southern California. Masses of small densely matted whitish to pink flower clusters on grey foliage.  A great plant for erosion control in dry coastal areas.  Buds form in late spring so do not prune. Allow flowers to naturally age on the plant into a rust red into the fall.

Eriogonum mildew can be a problem, spray the mildew with fungicide.

Plant alongside other natives of the California coastal scrub region, such as California Larkspur (Delphinium californicum), Common Tidy Tips (Layia platyglossa), Maritime Brome (Bromus maritimus), and Monterey Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja latifolia).

 

-Plant in full sun

-Clay, Loam, Sand and requires good drainage

-Low amounts of supplemental water during summer

-Hardy to 15 degrees

-Drought tolerant

-Attracts butterflies, birds, and bees

-California Native

 

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Ashyleaf Buckwheat, Coastal Buckwheat

A fast growing evergreen shrub that grows in a mounding or spilling form about three feet high and five feet wide.  Native to coastal bluffs and scrub areas of Southern California. Masses of small densely matted whitish to pink flower clusters on grey foliage.  A great plant for erosion control in dry coastal areas.  Buds form in late spring so do not prune. Allow flowers to naturally age on the plant into a rust red into the fall.

Eriogonum mildew can be a problem, spray the mildew with fungicide.

Plant alongside other natives of the California coastal scrub region, such as California Larkspur (Delphinium californicum), Common Tidy Tips (Layia platyglossa), Maritime Brome (Bromus maritimus), and Monterey Indian Paintbrush (Castilleja latifolia).

 

-Plant in full sun

-Clay, Loam, Sand and requires good drainage

-Low amounts of supplemental water during summer

-Hardy to 15 degrees

-Drought tolerant

-Attracts butterflies, birds, and bees

-California Native