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Tough, low-slung, and absolutely buzzing with pollinators, Eriogonum fasciculatum 'Warriner Lytle' is a prostrate selection of California Buckwheat that turns into a wildlife haven every summer. Dense, mounding cushions of needle-like evergreen foliage spread 4 to 6 feet across while staying just 1 to 2 feet tall, topped from summer through fall with cloud-like clusters of tiny white flowers that age to a soft rust-pink. It's a slow-motion fireworks show that lasts for months.
A bombproof California native perennial hardy in zones 7-10, 'Warriner Lytle' is deeply drought-tolerant, fire-resistant, and one of the single most valuable pollinator plants in the dry-garden palette. Native bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects of all kinds adore the blooms — California Buckwheat supports more pollinator species than nearly any other native plant. It's deer-resistant and effectively maintenance-free once established.
Use it as a low evergreen groundcover, drape it over retaining walls, or plant it en masse on sun-baked slopes for erosion control and habitat in one. A workhorse of the California-native garden and a must-have for serious pollinator gardeners.
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Brand:Annie's AnnualsCategory:Annie's AnnualsSKU:AA653Tags:4-inch, AnniesAnnuals, Bloom Season:Fall, Bloom Season:Summer, California Buckwheat, collection-butterfly-garden, collection-native-pollinator, collection-wildflower-meadow, Eastern Mojave Buckwheat, Eriogonum, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Features:Attracts Bees / Bee Plants, Features:Attracts Butterflies, Features:California Natives, Features:Deer Resistant, Features:Drought Tolerant, Features:Good for Pollinators & Wildlife, Flat-top Buckwheat, Flower Color:Pink, Flower Color:Pink-Magenta, Flower Color:White, Life Cycle:Perennial, NEW, NEW_ITEM, Plant Usage:Attracts Butterflies, Plant Usage:Groundcovers, Plant Usage:Hot & Dry Climates, Shrub, Shrub & Tree, Sun Requirements:Sun, USDA Zone:10, USDA Zone:7, USDA Zone:8, USDA Zone:9, Warriner Lytle California Buckwheat, Water Requirements:Low Water, Water Requirements:No Summer Water, What's New
A bombproof California native perennial hardy in zones 7-10, 'Warriner Lytle' is deeply drought-tolerant, fire-resistant, and one of the single most valuable pollinator plants in the dry-garden palette. Native bees, butterflies, and beneficial insects of all kinds adore the blooms — California Buckwheat supports more pollinator species than nearly any other native plant. It's deer-resistant and effectively maintenance-free once established.
Use it as a low evergreen groundcover, drape it over retaining walls, or plant it en masse on sun-baked slopes for erosion control and habitat in one. A workhorse of the California-native garden and a must-have for serious pollinator gardeners.
Explore more California Native Groundcovers.
Brand:Annie's AnnualsCategory:Annie's AnnualsSKU:AA653Tags:4-inch, AnniesAnnuals, Bloom Season:Fall, Bloom Season:Summer, California Buckwheat, collection-butterfly-garden, collection-native-pollinator, collection-wildflower-meadow, Eastern Mojave Buckwheat, Eriogonum, Eriogonum fasciculatum, Features:Attracts Bees / Bee Plants, Features:Attracts Butterflies, Features:California Natives, Features:Deer Resistant, Features:Drought Tolerant, Features:Good for Pollinators & Wildlife, Flat-top Buckwheat, Flower Color:Pink, Flower Color:Pink-Magenta, Flower Color:White, Life Cycle:Perennial, NEW, NEW_ITEM, Plant Usage:Attracts Butterflies, Plant Usage:Groundcovers, Plant Usage:Hot & Dry Climates, Shrub, Shrub & Tree, Sun Requirements:Sun, USDA Zone:10, USDA Zone:7, USDA Zone:8, USDA Zone:9, Warriner Lytle California Buckwheat, Water Requirements:Low Water, Water Requirements:No Summer Water, What's New
