Pflanzenratgeber
Coyote brush.
Baccharis pilularis
Aussprache BAK-uh-ris pil-yoo-LAIR-is
Auch bekannt als Chaparral Broom, Coyote Bush, Dwarf Coyote Brush, bush baccharis, chaparral-broom, coyotebrush, dwarf chaparral false willow, Dwarf chapparal broom

Coyote brush is a tough, evergreen shrub native to the western coast of North America. It is a fantastic choice for erosion control and supporting local pollinators. You will love how resilient it is in various soil conditions.

Auf einen Blick
- Pflegestufe
- Einfach
- Pflanzenart
- Evergreen shrub
- Licht
- Full sun
- Licht im Innenraum
- Direkte Sonne
- Gießen
- Alle 14 bis 30 Tage
- Endgröße
- 3 to 10 feet
- Wachstum
- Schnell
- Winterhärte
- USDA 8 bis 10
- Blütezeit
- Late summer to late autumn
Pflege
Plant this shrub in a spot with plenty of sun and well draining soil. Watch for yellowing leaves which can indicate poor drainage or overwatering. It is quite drought tolerant once established.
- Gießen
- Water deeply but infrequently once the plant is established to encourage deep roots.
- Düngen
- This plant generally does not require fertilizer if planted in native soil.
- Schneiden
- Prune in late winter to maintain shape and encourage denser growth.
- Umtopfen
- This shrub is best suited for the ground, but if kept in a container, move to a larger pot every few years.
- Boden
- Sandy, rocky, or clay soils
- Boden-pH
- 6.0 to 8.0
- Temperatur
- -7 bis 35°C
- Luftfeuchtigkeit
- 30 bis 70%
- Trockenheitstoleranz
- Hoch
- Lebensdauer
- Perennial, typically 10 to 20 years.
- Wildverbiss-Resistenz
- Hoch
Anzeichen fürs Umtopfen
- Roots growing out of the drainage holes.
- Stunted growth despite proper care.
- Soil drying out extremely fast.
Sicherheit
- Menschen
- The plant is generally considered non-toxic, but ingestion is not recommended.
- Kinder
- The small, sticky seeds and dense branches pose no significant danger, but the plant is not intended for consumption.
- Kontaktallergene
- The foliage can be slightly sticky due to resin, which may cause mild skin irritation in sensitive individuals.
- Allergene in der Luft
- The pollen produced by male plants can be a moderate allergen for those sensitive to wind-borne pollen.
- Essbarkeit
- This plant is not considered edible and may cause digestive upset if ingested.
So erkennst du die Pflanze
- Small, serrated, leathery green leaves
- Dense, rounded shrub growth habit
- Tiny, white, fluffy flower heads
- Sticky, resinous foliage texture
- Höhe
- 0,3 bis 3m
- Breite
- 1 bis 4m
- Blätter
- bright green, dark green, evergreen
- Blüten
- white, cream, 0,5 bis 1cm
- Früchte
- white, silvery, late autumn
Häufige Probleme
- Root rot — Occurs when the soil remains too wet for extended periods.
- Baccharis stem gall — Small galls caused by gall midges that are mostly cosmetic.
Standort und Pflege
- Vermehrung
- cuttings, seed
- Pflanzzeit
- autumn, winter, spring
- Überwinterung
- No special winter care is needed as it is well adapted to mild winters within its native range.
- Im Kübel
- It can grow in large containers, but it is best suited for in-ground planting due to its wide root system.
Cuttings
- Take 10 cm semi-hardwood cuttings in late summer.
- Dip the base in rooting hormone.
- Place in a well-draining potting mix until roots form.
Group this shrub with other drought tolerant natives to create a low maintenance, water wise landscape.
Gute Pflanzpartner
- Artemisia californica — They share similar water and light requirements in coastal scrub habitats.
- California poppy — They provide a nice color contrast and thrive in similar dry conditions.
Ähnliche Arten
- Sticky monkeyflower — It is another common companion in coastal scrub with similar ecological needs.
Botanisches
- Familie
- Asteraceae
- Gattung
- Baccharis
- Ordnung
- Asterales
- Klasse
- Magnoliopsida
- Ursprüngliche Heimat
- Coastal and inland California and southern Oregon.
- Artenschutz
- It is a common and widespread native species in its range and is not currently of conservation concern.
It thrives in open, sunny areas and is highly adapted to survive in fire-prone coastal scrub environments.
- Nutzen für Wildtiere
- larval host plant, nectar source, shelter for small birds
- Bestäuber
- Bienen, Schmetterlinge, Nachtfalter, Käfer
- Verwendung
- erosion control, groundcover, wildlife habitat, coastal landscaping
Im Jahresverlauf
Ökologische Zeigerwerte
- Salzgehalt
- 5/9
- Bodenreaktion
- 6/9
- Licht
- 8/9
- Temperatur
- 7/9
- Feuchtigkeit
- 2/9
- Nährstoffe
- 3/9
Taxonomie abgeglichen mit GBIF.
Häufige Fragen
- Does it need much water?
- Once established, it requires very little supplemental water.
- Can I keep it small?
- Yes, it responds well to pruning if you want to maintain a specific size.
Woher der Name kommt
The name Baccharis comes from an ancient Greek name for a plant with fragrant roots, while pilularis refers to the pill-like shape of the flower heads.
Gut zu wissen
- It is commonly known as coyote brush.
- The female plants produce fluffy white seeds that look like miniature clouds in the fall.
- It is incredibly drought tolerant once established.
- It is a pioneer species that quickly colonizes disturbed soil.
Auch in
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