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Atriplex canescens |
Since there are no cattle roaming the neighborhood, this plant has survived several winters, and morphs into a new sculptural form with every season. Four-winged Saltbush (a.k.a. saltsage, wafer sagebrush, buckwheat shrub, chamiza) is valued as a forage plant. For us suburbanites, it lends structure to the dryland garden in winter. I wonder if I will like it as much once it reaches its estimated height and width of five feet...
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