Astragalus trichopodus, Santa Barbara Milk Vetch red This is an extremely adaptable

This is an extremely adaptable plant that can grow it hot dry xeric gardens as a companion to native or other mediterranean climate plants or can be used in the occasionally to regularly irrigated meadow

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Family Name Mimosaceae Species Name Acacia vestita Common Name Hairy Wattle Native to Australia Plant Type Shrub/Small Tree Height x Width 12' -15' x 15'-20' Growth Habit Graceful Weeping Branches Growth Rate Fast Sun Exposure Full Sun Water Requirement Low Soil Type Well Draining Flower Color Yellow Flowering Months Winter to early Spring Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant Scented Flowers Cold Hardy to 20 - 25 degrees Attracts pollinators Bees

Astragalus trichopodus, Santa Barbara Milk Vetch red This is an extremely adaptableBotanical Name: Astragalus trichopodus Common Name: Santa Barbara Milk Vetch A California native that can reach a height of up to three feet tall and four feet wide. It is a perennial herb species, part of the legume family. It has hairy stems. Cream colored flowers bloom in the spring. Plant with: Full Sun Best in fast draining sandy or decomposed granite soil Water once a month once established Attracts butterflies Hardy up to 15 degrees Native to