Eriogonum compositum- Arrowleaf BuckwheatEriogonum compositum is an uncommon wildflower with small populations scattered throughout most inland regions of Oregon. In the Willamette Valley it is exceptionally rare, occurring only at a few sites in the Oregon City area where development was not possible and invasive species have not yet overtaken it. In the wild it is often growing on rock outcroppings where soil is shallow, hot and dry so this is a tough plant that can handle neglect! Creamy

Light: Sun - Shade

This is a circumpolar species native across the Northern Hemisphere including North America

enriching the soil and helping the plant thrive even in challenging conditions

Size: 8'-12' tall x 8'-12' wide

Light: Sun - Shade

USDA Zone: 5a-10b

the principles are the same: small decisions compound

Its finely divided

Creamy white clusters of flowers form an umbel shape above low growing silver arrow shaped leaves

Peck's Penstemon is endemic to a small area of Oregon near Sisters

Euonymus occidentalis is an uncommon native shrub west of the Cascades in Oregon and Washington

It is drought tolerant