Holodiscus discolor (Oceanspray) Full Sun although in warmer climates the

although in warmer climates the plant can hold onto them as though they were semi-deciduous

Found in riparian habitats

It provides excellent habitat and will attract birds and wildlife

Western azalea is deciduous and

Drought tolerant once established

Holodiscus discolor (Oceanspray) Full Sun although in warmer climates thePlant Description: A deciduous shrub with arching stems and a spreading fashion. The bark in older shrubs is brownish and peels away from trunks. The green leaves are pyramid to egg shaped with many small lobes on the margins each ending in a sharp tip. Leaves turn red in the fall. The dry, one seeded fruit is small and hairy. Flowers are great for bouquets and usually bloom in July. The drooping 4 8 in lilac like cluster is composed of multitudes of