Baccharis pilularis Ttwin Peaks no. 2' fall -Hardy to 25 degrees

-Hardy to 25 degrees

If the older stems loose their leaves you should cut it back to at least a foot off the ground

- Great companion plant under evergreen oaks

- Water when the top 2" of soil dry out

Hedge Nettle (Stachy bullata)

Baccharis pilularis Ttwin Peaks no. 2' fall -Hardy to 25 degreesDwarf coyote bush A California Native shrub from the Twin Peaks in San Francisco. It is one of the fastest and toughest evergreen ground covers that can reach up to two feet tall and eight feet wide. Cream flowers bloom in the summer, fall, and winter. Prune in the spring. Good with oaks, Toyon, Coffeeberry species, Manzanita species, Ceanothus species, sages, and most other chaparral species. Plant in full sun to light shade Drought tolerant Moderate