Dalea frutescens - Native Plant Society of Texas
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Pronounciation: Da-LEE-a fru-TES-cens. Landscape Use: Accent shrub xeriscape gardens. Form & Character: Rounded, grayish, recessive to semi-prostrate and spreading, arid. Growth Habit: Evergreen, woody, small broadleaf perennial shrub, moderate growth rate to 3 …
Find Trees & Learn | University of Arizona Campus Arboretum
Characteristics: Dalea frutescens is a deciduous shrub with alternate, odd-pinnate, and dark green leaves. This thorn-less shrub can grow up to three feet tall. The stems of this shrub are grey to light brown.
Dalea frutescens (Small-sized shrub) - Horticulture Unlimited
Black Dalea – Dalea frutescens (Small-sized shrub) This small mounding, deciduous shrub grows three feet tall and four feet wide. In late summer and fall, it develops silvery green, lacy foliage and small, rose purple blooms at the end of terminal branches.
Plants We Love: Black dalea or black prairie flower
2020年2月3日 · Plant name: Black prairie flower or black dalea. Botanical name:Dalea frutescens. Description: A low, mounding shrub with feathery foliage, black dalea grows in dry limestone from the Trans-Pecos east to Austin and north to Oklahoma.
Growing Dalea frutescens: Black Dalea - GardenOracle.com
Leaf retention: Evergreen but frost-deciduous. Growth rate: Moderate to rapid. Mature Size: 3-4' (1-1.2m) high and 5-6' (1.5-1.8m) wide. Flowers: Purple, pea-like, small, in dense, short spikes at the ends of branches. Bloom: Winter and spring, and/or mid-summer through fall, depending on local climate. Fruit: A tiny dried seed pod.
Black dalea + cv - Waterwise Garden Planner
Black dalea is native to dry areas on rocky hills and plains in desert regions of Texas, New Mexico and Mexico. This is an open and delicately branched shrub that works well in dry stream beds and small garden spaces in Southwestern style gardens.
Dalea frutescens - High Plains Gardening
It's a beautiful shrub that provides stunning late fall color that is worth replanting. Native, habitat and xeric mixed borders contrast vividly with yellow flowers in autumn. Pair with Liatris punctata, Engleman's daisy and Yucca rigida for textural as well as color contrast when in bloom.
Dalea frutescens - Rob's plants
2023年1月21日 · Shrubby mounding perennial with composite leaves, the small leaflets arranged in opposite pairs. Vetch-like flowers arrive in short spikes at the ends of branches, starting in spring. Thrives on neglect once established. Unlike other daleas native to Texas, this one has woody stems. Seed from '22 garden. Baggy 70 (92%G).
Southwest Plant of the Month – Black dalea – Dalea frutescens
2018年2月3日 · Black dalea – Dalea frutescens. Plant Form: Shrub Plant Size: 3’ x 5’ Plant Type: Deciduous Water Usage: Low Sunlight: Sun Colors: Purple. Physical Description: Low round, mounding shrub with small green, compound leaves, densely covering spreading, pale creamy branches. Numerous purple pea-like flowers obscure foliage, late summer/ fall.