Astragalus trichopodus, Santa Barbara Milk Vetch part shade Alocasia Kuching

Alocasia Kuching

Rhamnus ilicifolia

Casey lives in Los Angeles

This plant is great in containers

These plants will not tolerate excess summer water

Astragalus trichopodus, Santa Barbara Milk Vetch part shade Alocasia KuchingBotanical Name: Astragalus trichopodus Common Name: Santa Barbara Milk Vetch A California native that can reach a height of up to three feet tall and four feet wide. It is a perennial herb species, part of the legume family. It has hairy stems. Cream colored flowers bloom in the spring. Plant with: Full Sun Best in fast draining sandy or decomposed granite soil Water once a month once established Attracts butterflies Hardy up to 15 degrees Native to