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Poncha Pass Red Sulphur Buckwheat

Eriogonum umbellatum 'Poncha Pass Red'

Regular price $17.59
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per Plant - 5" Deep Pot
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ZONES  3-7 | Good to grow! Zone
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This incredible native wildflower, Eriogonum umbellatum 'Poncha Pass Red' (Poncha Pass Red Sulfur Buckwheat) is a very durable, long lived miniature shrub that blooms with bright yellow flower clusters that ripen to dark red seed heads by late summer. Drought resistant/drought tolerant plant (xeric). 2014 Plant of the Year.

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Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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beautifyl

"Placed in a ""bat"" flower garden to attract bats. Lovely flowers that start red and turn lighter, staying in bloom for an extended period of time"

Maryj17629 (5/5)

Small but healthy.

"I'm hoping these will be thriving by next year."

LHR (5/5)

Still alive and looking good

"Planted in an area that has native grasses and a few cacti. Trying to introduce a variety of hardy wildflowers and shrubs to add color and diversity. This is a high desert, dry, windy, harsh climate. So far, I'm pleased with this buckwheat variety. The flowers are long lasting and pretty. Not showy, but adds color."

Happy C. (5/5)

Outstanding for native borders

"Have had this plant for 3 years & exceeded expectations. When neighbors ask ""What is that?"" you know you're doing something right. It is vigorous so if it is happy give it lots of room- mine grew wider than the 15"" stated and much larger than the local natives. They are in full sun, zone 3-4 rainfall of about 20-25 inches, very gravelly loam. Retains burgundy/bronze leaves through the winter."

Dan (5/5)

Great plant, nice structure, needs more sun than expected

"I bought 3, one is doing great and really nice looking, one is slowly coming along, and one died. All planted the same with HC products. The one doing the best and the one that died were in a little sunnier spot and the slower one is just a couple feet away, but goes into shade a little sooner."

North G. (4/5)

Loved it until the deer discovered how it tasted

"I had hoped this lovely plant would escape the deer but they loved it too. It may come back next year."

Little G. (4/5)

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