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Giant woollystar (Eriastrum densifolium)
Sold in a 1 gallon container.
Mature Size: 2-3 feet H
Sun exposure: Full Sun
Soil: Fast draining
Water Use: Extremely Low
Cold Hardy to: 18 degrees F
Flowers: Spring, Summer, Fall
Elevation: 9450 feet
Native to: Southern California into Baja California
Giant Woollystar is a subshrub that produces star-shaped, purple flowers, often with a central pinstripe on each petal. The blooms cluster at the ends of stems, creating a cloud-like effect when in full bloom. Its small, pointed leaves are characteristic of the Phlox family.
Since it’s native to Southern California, it exists in many plant communities including, chaparral, coastal sage scrub, Joshua tree woodland, pinyon-juniper woodlands, and forests.
Giant Woollystar is a perennial herb, so it will die back to its roots in summer and regrows in winter.
Sold in a 1 gallon container.
Mature Size: 2-3 feet H
Sun exposure: Full Sun
Soil: Fast draining
Water Use: Extremely Low
Cold Hardy to: 18 degrees F
Flowers: Spring, Summer, Fall
Elevation: 9450 feet
Native to: Southern California into Baja California
Giant Woollystar is a subshrub that produces star-shaped, purple flowers, often with a central pinstripe on each petal. The blooms cluster at the ends of stems, creating a cloud-like effect when in full bloom. Its small, pointed leaves are characteristic of the Phlox family.
Since it’s native to Southern California, it exists in many plant communities including, chaparral, coastal sage scrub, Joshua tree woodland, pinyon-juniper woodlands, and forests.
Giant Woollystar is a perennial herb, so it will die back to its roots in summer and regrows in winter.