California ephedra (Ephedra californica)

$16.00
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Sold in a 4×6 container.

Mature Size: 3 feet H x 5-6 feet W
Sun exposure: Full Sun
Soil: Coarse to medium sands
Water Use: Low
Cold Hardy to: 30 degrees F
Flowers: Cones of male and female present in Spring
Elevation: 220–4,000 feet
Native to: Southern California, Arizona, Baja California, and Mexico.

California Ephedra is a perennial evergreen plant with a spindly appearance. Plants are diecious meaning a plant is either male or female; both male and female plants must be grown to produce seed. Three small leaves are located at each node. Male plants produce cones with bright yellow pollen and female plants produce egg shaped seed cones. It’s a very long-lived species and can live up to centuries.

Typically, Ephedra Californica are found in large stands located in washes, arid grasslands, the side of dry, creosote-bush scrub, chaparral and dunes.

Sold in a 4×6 container.

Mature Size: 3 feet H x 5-6 feet W
Sun exposure: Full Sun
Soil: Coarse to medium sands
Water Use: Low
Cold Hardy to: 30 degrees F
Flowers: Cones of male and female present in Spring
Elevation: 220–4,000 feet
Native to: Southern California, Arizona, Baja California, and Mexico.

California Ephedra is a perennial evergreen plant with a spindly appearance. Plants are diecious meaning a plant is either male or female; both male and female plants must be grown to produce seed. Three small leaves are located at each node. Male plants produce cones with bright yellow pollen and female plants produce egg shaped seed cones. It’s a very long-lived species and can live up to centuries.

Typically, Ephedra Californica are found in large stands located in washes, arid grasslands, the side of dry, creosote-bush scrub, chaparral and dunes.