Arctostaphylos glandulosa - Eastwood's Manzanita (Plant) Origin:Los Angeles River Watershed Cold Hardy to 25 degrees

Cold Hardy to 25 degrees F Distribution n Channel Islands Natural Habitat Closed-cone-pine forest

August Evergreen/Deciduous Winter deciduous/dormant Height by Width 9ft

Small rich green leaves

Water Requirement Low Soil Type Any Flower Color None Flowering Months March

California offers a veritable feast for foragers

Arctostaphylos glandulosa - Eastwood's Manzanita (Plant) Origin:Los Angeles River Watershed Cold Hardy to 25 degreesAn excellent mid size manzanita for both coastal and inland gardens. Clusters of white flowers appear in late winter or early spring and attract native bees and hummingbirds. Plant Characteristics Family Name Ericaceae Species Name Arctostaphylos glandulosa Common Name Eastwood's Manzanita Plant Type Shrub Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Sand, fast draining Flower Color White, Cream Flowering Months January,