Spanish Broom (Weaver's Broom) - Spartium junceum
Also known as 'weaver's broom' native to southern European/northern African Mediterranean area. Spanish Broom does best in sunny, dry conditions but adapts well to NC variables--e.g., warm climate, dry to moist soil, sunny to partially shady exposure. Gray-green leaves are insignificant. Showy, bright-yellow, pea-shaped flowers cover its reedy stems from May to September. * Deer Resistant * Ornamental Characteristics Category Flowering Shrub Environmental Characteristics
$ 15.00
$ 15.00
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