Larrea tridentata Part Sun It has cones within bracts

It has cones within bracts that turn yellow full sun

This plant can be hard pruned after the first year of the plant is vigorously growing

- Best in well draining sandy soil

- Hardy to 20-25° F

A rare succulent that grows eight inches high

Larrea tridentata Part Sun It has cones within bractsCreosote Bush, Greasewood, Hediondilla, Governadora, Guamis An evergreen shrub that reaches the height of five feet high. Aromatic yellow flowers bloom in the spring through fall. We do not recommend panting anything under this bush because it omits toxins. The leaves are sticky with a creosote resin. Prune in late fall or winter. Plant with: Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis), Desert Lavender (Condea emoryi), California Fan Palm (Washingtonia