Dwarf Salt Bush (Baccharis dioca)Dwarf Salt Bush (Baccharis dioca), also known as Broombush and Falsewillow, is a versatile long lived perennial shrub that enhances landscapes with its resilience and ecological benefits. Growing to a height of 36 feet and spreading widely, this adaptable woody shrub features white to yellow flowers complemented by white fruit, creating year round visual interest. Thriving in full sun to light shade, Dwarf Salt Bush prefers humus rich or lime rock

This classic waterfall wind chime features a wooden ornament and a series of metal chimes that will sing in the breeze

including birds

Tropical sage is not salt-tolerant

Sugarberry is drought resistant and resistant to most debilitating pests

It typically blooms spring to fall and can be winter dormant

Herbaceous perennial with clusters of brilliant blue flowers

Moisture level: Moist to wet

Hang it from a tree branch or your porch and birds will happily make a home inside

This native basil's delicate purple flowers add a soft

Measuring 20" tall

Dwarf Salt Bush prefers humus-rich or lime rock soils with a high

HT: 12-3 Ft