Eriogonum compositum var. compositum Arrow Leaf Buckwheat

Arrow Leaf Buckwheat

A rare species of buckwheat that grows up to two feet high and wide. Yellow flowers thatbloom from spring through summer.Plant on dry, well drained shallow slopes or flats, and surround with plenty of mulch or rocks.

Plant with: Coast Prickly PearCactus (Opuntia littoralis), Coast Cholla (Cylindropuntia prolifera),California Encelia(Encelia californica),White Sage(Salvia apiana),Purple Sage(Salvia leucophylla),Yucca speciesandDudleya species

–Plant in full sun to part shade

– Best in rocky clay soil

– Drought tolerant

– Deer resistant

– Attracts bees, birds and butterflies

– Hardy up to 30 degrees

– Native to California

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