Sold in a D60 container (2.7 inches diameter by 14 inches deep). Buy one get one free, no coupon code required!
Mature size: 2-4’ H x 2-4’ W and spreading.
Sun exposure: part to full sun
Soil: Dry, well-drained soil, alkaline, saline
Water use: low once established
Cold hardy to: down to 20 degrees F
Native to: California, Arizona, Nevada and Baja California
Elevation: 1,000-6,500’
Alkali goldenbush is salt-tolerant perennial shrub in the Aster family. The term “alkali” in its common name refers to its ability to thrive in alkaline soils. It features linear to lance-shaped leaves that are often sticky or resinous to the touch. The plant produces bright yellow flower clusters composed of dense disc flowers, which typically bloom from late summer to fall, attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Alkali goldenbush is commonly found in desert scrub, alkali flats, and dry washes. Due to its resilience in harsh, nutrient-poor soils, it is an excellent choice for erosion control and habitat restoration where other plants may not survive.
Sold in a D60 container (2.7 inches diameter by 14 inches deep). Buy one get one free, no coupon code required!
Mature size: 2-4’ H x 2-4’ W and spreading.
Sun exposure: part to full sun
Soil: Dry, well-drained soil, alkaline, saline
Water use: low once established
Cold hardy to: down to 20 degrees F
Native to: California, Arizona, Nevada and Baja California
Elevation: 1,000-6,500’
Alkali goldenbush is salt-tolerant perennial shrub in the Aster family. The term “alkali” in its common name refers to its ability to thrive in alkaline soils. It features linear to lance-shaped leaves that are often sticky or resinous to the touch. The plant produces bright yellow flower clusters composed of dense disc flowers, which typically bloom from late summer to fall, attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Alkali goldenbush is commonly found in desert scrub, alkali flats, and dry washes. Due to its resilience in harsh, nutrient-poor soils, it is an excellent choice for erosion control and habitat restoration where other plants may not survive.
