Adenostema fasciculatum v. prostratum
Adenostema fasciculatum v. prostratum
prostrate chamise
An interesting form of a rugged native shrub that inhabits hot dry rocky slopes of the chaparral. This form, from Santa Cruz Island grows into a low mound 3 - 4 ft. wide with dark green needle-like leaves. Small creamy white flowers in dense spikes decorate the branch tips in summer. A natural for dry sun drenched slopes where it will require no supplemental water once established.
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| Shrubs | This plant is a shrub |
| Spring | This plant blooms in Spring |
| Summer | This plant blooms in Summer |
| Sun | Plant in full sun |
| White | This plant has white flowers |
| Dry | This plant survives on rainfall once established, except during periods of prolonged winter drought. |
| California Native | This plant is a California native |
| Drought Tolerant | This is a drought-tolerant plant |
| Evergreen | This plant is evergreen |
| Groundcover | This plant makes a good groundcover |
| Deer-Resistant | This plant is deer-resistant |
