Thurber’s Desert-honeysuckle
Anisacanthus thurberi
Desert honeysuckle grows in desert washes, where it has become adapted to sandy soil, and that little bit of moisture it gets from growing near an ephemeral waterway. This shrub can be somewhat inconspicuous until it blooms at which point it becomes a real star.
Details & Attributes
Plant Type(s) | Shrub |
Longevity | 15 (in years) |
Size In relative feet, width by height |
4 X 5 |
Description | Simple and elipsoid, growing in bunches called whorls. |
Flower Color | Orange |
Fruit | Inconspicuous. |
Sun | Full, Partial |
Water Needs | Low, Moderate |