Larrea tridentata Part Sun You shouldn’t cut into any

You shouldn’t cut into any new growth that is larger around than a pencil

by JB Jackson

You can prune back anytime the tree gets too high

Yellow Flowering Months Spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant Yes Cold Hardy to 10F Attracts pollinators Butterflies Container Plant Yes Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant Yes Deer resistant Yes Local plant Yes

Larrea tridentata Part Sun You shouldn’t cut into anyCreosote Bush, Greasewood, Hediondilla, Governadora, Guamis An evergreen shrub that reaches the height of five feet high. Aromatic yellow flowers bloom in the spring through fall. We do not recommend panting anything under this bush because it omits toxins. The leaves are sticky with a creosote resin. Prune in late fall or winter. Plant with: Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis), Desert Lavender (Condea emoryi), California Fan Palm (Washingtonia