Crispleaf buckwheat (Eriogonum corymbosum)

Crispleaf buckwheat

Crispleaf buckwheat is a distinctive, drought-resistant shrub native to desert regions. It boasts clusters of creamy-yellow flowers that bloom atop long, branching stalks creating a flat-topped appearance. The gray-green foliage, often curled under, forms a low, rounded mound providing stark contrast to arid landscapes. Its deep root system allows it to thrive in poor, rocky soils, adapting well to harsh conditions.

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Crispleaf buckwheat (Eriogonum corymbosum)

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Care Guide for Crispleaf buckwheat

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Pruning: Crispleaf buckwheat is a drought-tolerant shrub that requires pruning for optimal shape and health. Key methods involve removing dead stems and thinning branches, ideally in early spring before new growth. Pruning promotes healthier growth and blooms, using clean, sharp tools to avoid disease.

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