Baccharis pilularis subsp. consanguinea (Coyote Brush)

Low to medium shrub reaching up to 8 feet or more, especially with water
Occurs naturally in coastal scrub habitats but likely to thrive in any garden
Dioecious (male and female flowers occur on separate plants).
Female flowers are white with longer hairs. Male flowers are cream colored with protruding yellow stamens.
Shoots arise from the base and may build up dead wood unless pruned at least every three years.
Pruning rejuvenates plant and prevents fire hazard.
Provides a dense canopy and shelter for rodents, rabbits, birds, as well as other plants.
Drought tolerant; evergreen, Attracts insects, wren-tits and white-crown sparrow
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Baccharis pilularis subsp. consanguinea

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