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island mountain mahogany

island mountain mahogany
island mountain mahogany

Cercocarpus betuloides var. blancheae

Description:

Narrow, upright shrub can be pruned into a small tree; thrives in full sun and dry soil; tiny flowers attract pollinating insects; interesting seed pods are curly and fuzzy during the summer. 

Native to:
California
Plant Type:
Shrub
Tree
Height:
15-20 ft
Width:
5 ft
Flower Color:
Yellow
Bloom Period:
March-May
Wildlife Value:
Beneficial Insects
Butterflies
Honey Bees
Sun Exposure:
Sun (6+ hours of direct sunlight)
Part Shade (best with afternoon shade)
Irrigation Needs:
Moderate (deep watering once a week)
Low (deep watering twice a month)
Very Low (deep watering once a month)
Maintenance Needs:

Little or none; prune to shape; may be trained as a small tree.

Additional Information:
island mountain mahogany