Burroughsia fastigiata - Baja Tree Verbena (Plant) garden design (Cholame and Kettleman Hills area)

(Cholame and Kettleman Hills area) Natural Habitat Chaparral

but offsets take over

First published more than forty years ago

Said to be America's largest oak

Cold Hardy to Less than 15 degrees F Distribution Inner North Coast Ranges

Burroughsia fastigiata - Baja Tree Verbena (Plant) garden design (Cholame and Kettleman Hills area)This unusual plant is a giant Verbena from Baja that grows into a small tree. Fragrant leaves are followed year round by clusters of pink flowers with yellow centers. Upright growth habit is good for narrow spaces. Plant Characteristics Family Name Verbenaceae Species Name Burroughsia fastigiata Common Name Baja Tree Verbena Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Sand, fast draining Flower