Eriodictyon crassifolium, Thick Leaf Yerba Santa Well drained soil The pine nuts are edible

The pine nuts are edible

Fragrant pink flowers bloom in the spring through winter

birds Container Plant Yes Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant Moderately Deer resistant Yes Local plant Yes

covered with clear blue flowers

To maintain a single trunk

Eriodictyon crassifolium, Thick Leaf Yerba Santa Well drained soil The pine nuts are edibleTongva huherhetchet Thickleaf Yerba Santa A shrub in the borage family. It is a woolly hairy shrub that reaches a height of ten feet and six feet wide. Fragrant lavender flowers bloom in the spring, It is semi deciduous in the summer. This plant is found in slopes, washes, canyons, mesas, and bluffs. Plant with: Scrub Oaks, Manzanitas, Coyote Brush, Laurel Sumac, Chaparral Mallow, Bladderpod, Toyon, and Lemonade Berry Full sun Water once a month once