Eriodictyon californicum, California Yerba Santa Attracts birds - Designed by us here

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It is best to infrequently deep soak this plant for the first two years to establish deep roots

The leaves will turn from green to yellow to brown in the fall

If you've ever seen sunlight reflected in a drop of morning dew

A compact sharpening stone that is useful for sharpening knives and gardening tools such as sickles

Eriodictyon californicum, California Yerba Santa Attracts birds - Designed by us hereCalifornia Yerba Santa A shrub in the borage family. It is a woolly hairy shrub that reaches a height of ten feet and three feet wide. Fragrant lavender flowers bloom in the spring, It is semi deciduous in the summer. This plant is found in slopes, washes, canyons, mesas, and bluffs. Plant with: Scrub Oaks, Manzanitas, Coyote Brush, Laurel Sumac, Chaparral Mallow, Bladderpod, Toyon, and Lemonade Berry Full sun Water once a month once established