Bisbee Peak rush-rose
Crocanthemum scoparium (Nutt.) Millsp.
Crocanthemum scoparium, known as Bisbee Peak rush-rose, is a drought-tolerant shrub native to North America. It is found in coastal and inland chaparral ecosystems of California and Baja California. A member of the Cistaceae family, this plant is characterized by its upright, broom-like branches and typically grows to a height of 1–3 feet.
Description
Crocanthemum scoparium is a small shrub adapted to dry climates, commonly found in chaparral regions of California and Baja California. It belongs to the Cistaceae family and is distinguished by its broom-like growth form. The plant is well-suited to arid environments and is part of the broader group of sun-loving, hardy species in its family. It was first described in 1923 and is known for its compact size and resilience to drought conditions.
Other common names
broom-rosepeak rush-roserush-roseBisbee Peak rush-rose
Distribution
California · Mexico Northwest
Synonyms
Halimium scopariumHelianthemum scoparium