Apache plume

Apache plume is an evergreen shrub that can reach five feet tall and wide in a landscape setting. This plant’s most distinguishing and attractive feature is the feathery, redturning-pink seedhead that emerges after the white rose-like, five-petaled flower fades.

Apache Plume (Fallugia paradoxa) | Smithsonian American Art Museum

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With its shredded bark and white flowers, the Apache plume shrub is a favorite in the Southwest where it is a native plant. They bloom in the spring and in the fall (ever-blooming) and can be grown from seeds or bought partially established in containers from a nursery—whichever you prefer.

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Apache Plum

Apache plume is an evergreen shrub with tiny leaves, upright branching, white flowers and amazing feather-like seed clusters. This desert native can grow 4-5 ft. tall and as wide, and is best suited to sunny locations and well-draining conditions with low amounts of supplemental water. Apache plume is often combined with other California natives in […]

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